Hi friends, in this video I shared the complete exam analysis of TCS NQT 2026 (3rd April – 1st shift). I discussed what exactly was asked in Aptitude and Coding, what the overall difficulty looked like, and what you should focus on if your exam is coming in the next slots. I also told you clearly that by evening I will post the solutions for today’s exam, so you can match your approach and improve for upcoming attempts. On the coding side, both questions were very familiar. The first one was a basic calculation type question: take distance and time as input and calculate speed. The second one was also something many candidates solved using brute force—run two loops, check possible subarrays, and print the maximum subarray sum. I also asked students to comment if they faced any compiler issue today, because I felt many didn’t face it in this shift, though TCS may still have bugs in some cases. For Aptitude, my main takeaway is the same: numerical ability is playing a critical role in selection. As per candidate feedback, around 5–7 numerical questions were difficult/descriptive, while verbal reasoning was okay and advanced aptitude felt easier compared to the foundation section. So focus more on numerical, revise array/string based coding, and practice input handling—no need to overthink DP/graphs unless you’re already strong.