The interview process consisted of three steps. The first was a Logical Aptitude test. If you passed this step, you would be moved to another round of coding where two coding questions were asked. I was asked to find the second smallest number, and another question was to determine which team wins when the order of goals was given in an array. These two rounds happened in one day. After 3-4 days, we received an email for a communication test, which was not very difficult. Then, we moved to the interview.

1. Introduce yourself.

2. In your 7th semester, what project are you working on? Is it a team project or an individual project? What is the tech stack you are using in this project?

3. In your 3rd year, what projects have you worked on? What were the tech stacks? (Mention all projects; mentioning only one project was a mistake).

4. Were you leading the project?

5. If you are leading the team, how will you divide work among your teammates?

6. How will you resolve conflicts among the team?

7. When you have a conflict with others, how will you resolve it?

8. What are the benefits of working in a team?

9. What are the challenges in teamwork?

10. What are the key learnings from your projects?

11. Any internships? (If you answered yes, they asked some questions from there.)

12. What were your learnings from the internship?

13. Any unsuccessful moments from your college life? How did you overcome them?

14. About certifications?

15. Most favorite and least favorite subjects? And why?

16. Strengths and weaknesses?

17. What tech stacks do you know?

18. Any questions from your side?