There were 3 elimination rounds.

Round 1 consisted of 3 sub-rounds, each of which was an elimination round.

• Sub-Round 1: Basic aptitude test, which is extremely easy; no preparation is needed.
• Sub-Round 2: English writing test. You will be given a topic and asked to write on it. Ensure you do not make any grammatical or spelling mistakes and write the entire piece in 3 paragraphs. This is also extremely easy; no preparation is needed at all. Just be attentive.
• Sub-Round 3: This will only come into play if you clear the other 2 sub-rounds. It is an algorithm and pseudocoding test. The algorithm and data structures questions were up to standard. Questions about binary trees, AVL trees, sorting, time complexity, etc., were asked in MCQ format. These are pretty basic if you have read books during your B.Tech. In the pseudocoding, outputs were asked in C. Not enough time was given to solve all the questions in pseudocoding.

If you clear Sub-Round 3, then you will be considered for a developer role (non-infra); otherwise, you will be given a non-developer role (infra).

Round 2: Technical interview.

Round 3: HR round.

I was asked questions about my final year project and other things listed on my resume.

Technical Interview:

• Give me your introduction.
• For what purpose is Git used?
• What is your favorite programming language?
• What subject did you like in your B.Tech?
• Tell me about your internship.

HR Interview:

• Tell me about yourself.
• What were you doing for these months?
• Do you know about the package offered?
• Do you have any problem with relocating to any place?