Capgemini

It took almost one week to complete two rounds. Both were telephonic, and I completed them successfully. After that, we had a client round. During this round, they mentioned they were interviewing for a frontend developer role more than a backend on

It was simple and took only 20 minutes. I was asked very basic core Java questions related to access modifiers, interfaces, and synchronization. The rest of the discussion was on my project. (This was for an on-campus placement.)

It was good they asked: "Tell me about yourself," "Java OOPS," and "final year projects you have worked on." They also asked about one programming language you know, which might be anything.