Round one had two coding questions, one was based on hashmaps and matrices (30 minutes), and the other was about combinations (20 minutes). Both were not too difficult, but the time constraint was a problem. They were scenario based questions. There also were technical aptitude questions and quants, about 25 of them in total. Since they had negative marking, I did not attend a few questions, and was able to pass 3 test cases in the 20 minute question, and was able to complete the other question. Got selected to the next round, which was the technical interview. Questions were: Boundary traversal of a tree, Kth last node in a Linked list, Searching in a sorted, rotated array, heaps, and a bit about my projects on my resume. Didn't do well in this round because I panicked. But it was average overall. They expect you to know a lot beyond your curriculum.
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Distinct Networks with minclients and minServers with upto K-nodes
It was a toposort+dp problem similar to parallel schedule 3.
1. Technical Interview (1.5 hours): This round was highly detailed and began with core Java concepts, including OOP principles, the Collections Framework, and exception handling. It also included three DSA questions, all array-based, focusing on problem-solving and optimization. Additionally, I was asked SQL queries ranging from basic to intermediate difficulty and had to explain my final year project and other projects mentioned in my resume. The interviewer asked in-depth questions about the implementation, challenges, and outcomes of my projects, testing both my technical and practical knowledge. 2. HR Interview (30 minutes): This round happened a week later and included behavioral questions such as my strengths and weaknesses, how I handle team conflicts, and examples of working under pressure.
how to debug ,core java , selenium
NDA, but typical big tech company coding questions.
Some kind of array manipulation using 2 pointers for efficiency, can be solved in n^2 trivially
Simple hackerrank coding q on java classes and SQL Technical rounds had coding questions on Java strings, collections, SQL commands, Selenium TestNG
1.twitter implementation 2.sql queries 3.hacker rank coding 4.Behaviourial questions
1st round : 1. Print all possible words from phone digits Reverse 2. Reverse a string without affecting special characters 2nd round: 1. Design APIs for Youtube by considering all criteria - Search API with pagination, - Upload video - Add a comment and reply to a comment 2. LLD of chess game 3rd round 1. Qs on Rest API 2. Test automation of distributed system 3. Qs on rate limiting & Load balancing, auto scaling 4. Qs on perfomance testing
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