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To prepare for the technical interview, review fundamental concepts in your field, practice coding problems, familiarize yourself with common algorithms and data structures, and be ready to explain your problem-solving process. It's also helpful to review the job description and brush up on the specific technologies mentioned.

The typical interview process for placements usually involves multiple stages: 1) Initial screening or aptitude test, 2) Technical interview to assess your skills and knowledge, 3) HR interview to evaluate your fit with the company culture, and 4) Final interview with senior management. Some companies may also include a coding test or group discussion as part of the process.

The duration of the placement process can vary depending on the company and position. On average, it can take anywhere from 2 to 8 weeks from the initial application to the final offer. Some companies may have a faster process, while others might take longer due to multiple rounds of interviews or assessments.

For your interview, bring several copies of your resume, a notepad and pen, any requested documents (such as ID or certifications), and a portfolio of your work if applicable. It's also a good idea to bring a list of references and questions you have for the interviewer about the role or company.