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TCS is visiting premium colleges to recruit students for “TCS Digital”. The TCS DIGITAL hiring test is scheduled on 20th July, 2018. The TCS DIGITAL Registration process, TCS Digital Link to apply, TCS Digital detailed syllabus, TCS Sample Questions are listed exhaustively in this article.
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The TCS DIGITAL hiring test is scheduled on 20th July, 2018
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The last date to apply/register for the TCS Digital hiring is on 8th July 2018.
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B.Tech(CSE,IT,CSE with Bioinformatics,ECE,EEE,EIE,Mechanical)
rnMCA,MS/M.Tech(SE)
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Note: MS/M.Tech.(SE) students should register in “others” in TCS portal if the branch doesn’t show in the scroll list.
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60% in 10th,12th and UG for PG
rn7 CGPA in pursing degree and no current arrears.
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No standing arrears as per last published result.(students with N&F are not eligible).
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The CTC offered for TCS Digital Hiring is Rs.7 lakhs per annum.
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You can apply for the TCS Digital Hiring through “TCS Portal Student Registration” using the link www.tcs.com/careers. Please refer to the step by step guide below for a smooth registration.
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PDF Link – https://i1.faceprep.in/feed/tcsreg1.pdf
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Duration of the TCS Digital test will be for 180 minutes and would have questions from the following categories
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The TCS Digital Recruitment will happen on 20th July 2018. The sample questions of the TCS digital hiring is provided in this article. The last date to apply for TCS Digital is on 8th July 2018.
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The words Ocean and Cube can be related through a set of words/phrases in a specific order (path) as below: Ocean, Water, Ice, Ice cube, Cube
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In a similar way, relate Alert and Timeline.
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The following note gives one part of a position paper on the future of Life Science. Please read the passage, and identify which of the indicated technologies would be useful for these trends strictly based on the passage.
rnNote that more than one technology may be applicable
rnLife sciences companies are focusing on keeping patients digitally informed with accurate medical information on diseases, related drugs, and devices through microsites, mobile apps, and informative videos. Rather than replacing healthcare providers (HCPs), the digital medium will complement the quality of healthcare available for patients.
rnPlatforms or patient healthcare portals such as ChARM PHR help users manage not just their personal health records and medication history but also care plans, immunization records, health and wellness tips, and so on. patients like me and other such patient networking portals connect people with similar medical conditions and help them better understand medication regime, side effects, and cost impact, among others.
rnIn such patient networks, some members are key influencers or ‘digital opinion leaders’. Life sciences companies can collaborate with these community leaders to share their opinions and information related to new therapies, trials, and care methods with others. Social networking sites can also provide information on specific campaigns to access drug vouchers, coupons, health-tips, and so on. Companies are leveraging social media channels by creating community pages for disease condition information well within the required compliance and regulation. Unimetric’s report
rnon pharma-social-media-trends states that most of the pharmaceutical companies are active on five out of six social networks with the majority preferring Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube. MerckEngage is one such communication channel available across social media.
rnDigital technologies are now being leveraged to reduce medication non-adherence too with mobile-based trackers and schedulers, sensor-based devices such as inhalers, smart pillbox, and smart pills. Sensor-enabled medical devices such as oximeter and blood glucose monitor are capturing vital health stats for patients using their smartphones. These are transmitted to physicians and care teams, who provide patient-specific recommendations.
rnPossible Technologies
rnIOT, connected cars, Nudging, social media, distributed databases, non-relational databases, visualization, chatbots, semantic nets, Deep Learning, neural networks, speech technologies, behavioral analytics, cloud computing, Hadoop, mobile technologies, gesture detection, collaborative technologies, knowledge engineering, speech technologies, language translation, simulation
rnDownload the TCS Digital sample questions here –https://goo.gl/RUyMgZ