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There will be three rounds of interviews if it's project-specific hiring; otherwise, there will be two rounds. This depends on the requirements. The first round will be L1 and L2, followed by the final round with clients.
The interviewer went through basic Core Java questions, then moved to web-related and MVC-related questions. Since I didn't have experience in Spring, the interviewer asked me questions from Struts.
The first round is written. The second round is a technical face-to-face interview. The final HR round includes questions based on the company and data structures, such as: how LinkedList works, collections, exceptions, threads, and OOPs concepts lik
There will be three rounds of interviews if it's project-specific hiring; otherwise, there will be two rounds. This depends on the requirements. The first round will be L1 and L2, followed by the final round with clients.
The interviewer went through basic Core Java questions, then moved to web-related and MVC-related questions. Since I didn't have experience in Spring, the interviewer asked me questions from Struts.
The first round is written. The second round is a technical face-to-face interview. The final HR round includes questions based on the company and data structures, such as: how LinkedList works, collections, exceptions, threads, and OOPs concepts lik