TCS NQT
TCS National Qualifier TestOne test, three tracks: Ninja, Digital and Prime – your NQT score decides which one you are offered.
- ≈ ₹3.4 LPA (Ninja) to ₹9–11 LPA (Prime)
- 5 sections · 190 min
- Moderate
Placement Prep 2026
Company-wise kits for freshers: the latest online test pattern, selection rounds, eligibility, packages, a prep plan and a free timed mock that feels like the real thing.
Pick the company you are preparing for. Each kit takes about 10 minutes to read; the mock takes as long as the real test.
One test, three tracks: Ninja, Digital and Prime – your NQT score decides which one you are offered.
System Engineer, Digital Specialist Engineer or Specialist Programmer – the test is known for tricky reasoning and pseudocode.
Aptitude, a short essay and two coding problems – balanced, predictable and very practisable.
Cognitive, technical and coding rounds, then a spoken English test – elimination at every stage.
GenC, GenC Next and GenC Pro – one aptitude test, then role-based technical rounds.
Pseudocode, English and game-based aptitude – unusual formats that reward practice.
A one-hour test covering aptitude and programming basics, followed by technical and HR interviews.
Know every section, its time limit and topics before you start practising.
Half-length, every day – find your weak section in 30–45 minutes.
Use the linked practice topics, placement papers and the Python compiler for coding.
Same length and timer as the real test. Aim for 70%+ before test day.
A one-page guide to one company's campus hiring: the online test pattern section by section, the selection rounds, eligibility, roles and packages, a preparation plan and a timed mock test in the same pattern.
Yes. Every mock is free and needs no sign-up. Questions are drawn at random from LearnFrenzy's question bank, so each attempt is different.
They follow the most recent campus drives. Companies change section names, timings and cut-offs between drives, so always confirm with the official notification you receive.
Yes. Choose "Quick mock" for about half the questions and time – useful for daily practice. Use the full mock a week before the real test.