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They first asked me to introduce myself. Then, moving forward towards the technical part, they asked to explain the projects I have mentioned in my resume and how I could optimize them. Then they asked about data structures.
It consisted of 5 rounds, all of which were technical in nature. All the rounds were of moderate difficulty; at least, I found them not so difficult. The concern was that their process does not focus on concepts but rather on actual specific issues
I applied through the campus placement process. The first round was a written round, which included two papers: 1. **Aptitude:** There were general questions on Data Interpretation and many questions on geometry. 2. **Technical:** Three easy codi
They first asked me to introduce myself. Then, moving forward towards the technical part, they asked to explain the projects I have mentioned in my resume and how I could optimize them. Then they asked about data structures.
It consisted of 5 rounds, all of which were technical in nature. All the rounds were of moderate difficulty; at least, I found them not so difficult. The concern was that their process does not focus on concepts but rather on actual specific issues
I applied through the campus placement process. The first round was a written round, which included two papers: 1. **Aptitude:** There were general questions on Data Interpretation and many questions on geometry. 2. **Technical:** Three easy codi