You’ll have an aptitude round first, which consists of five sections: Verbal Ability, Logical Reasoning, Mathematical Aptitude, MS Office Basics, and Computer Science Basics (DSA, OS, pseudo codes).

If you clear this round, then you’ll be redirected to the coding assessment in five minutes.

The coding assessment consists of two questions of basic and intermediate difficulty, which can be solved easily.

After clearing the coding assessment, you’ll receive a communication assessment link via email. The communication assessment is easy and consists of five easy sections.

If you have a good command of English, then you can easily clear this round.

Those who clear the coding round are eligible for the communication assessment and interview. The total final score of all rounds decides your selection or rejection.

Most of my batchmates, including me, cleared the coding round and even received a confirmation email for clearing the coding round and being eligible for the communication assessment, but no communication assessment link was sent to us.

Only two people in my batch received the link and went for the further round of interview, and one of them got selected.

I do not remember the problems exactly, but one was a recursion problem and another was related to counting frequencies.