1. Resume Shortlisting

2. Aptitude: logical reasoning, quantitative aptitude, verbal ability, and code snippets with output options.

I didn't know the cutoff for the next round, but I cleared it, and the coding round started immediately after.

1. Coding Round: Two coding questions (easy to moderate difficulty).

• The first was on strings, where vowels had to be removed from the string if consonants were on both sides of the vowels.
• The second was based on stacks (next greater element).

Whoever solved both were shortlisted for the communication round and interview.

1. Communication Round (Non-eliminatory): The communication round was to assess listening and speaking skills. Examples:

• Read the sentence on the screen.
• Listen and repeat that sentence.
• Think and speak on a topic.
• Listen to a story and retell it.

1. Tech + HR Interview (Final Round): The interview began with introductions, after which I was asked about my projects, including the challenges I faced and how I resolved them in these projects. Since my project was in JavaScript and React, they asked questions on it. Then I was asked to explain the binary search algorithm, followed by a situation-based question. The interview concluded after that, and I had the chance to ask my questions.

Scores from all rounds are considered for final selection.

Overall, I found the interview easy and answered all questions correctly. However, I didn't get the offer.

Most who were at the final round had a similar interview experience, which they found easy, yet most were rejected like me 🤷‍♂️.

Explain the useEffect and useState hooks in React.

Explain Binary Search.