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How is the Altera Institute interview process?

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Ashwin Yadav | Contributor-Level 10

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Students who clear the Altera Institute application round must appear for 2 interview rounds:

1: Students are given a business case and asked to discuss it with a mentor from the admissions committee to showcase your analytical and problem-solving skills.

2: Students are interviewed by one of the dire

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