The first step was a telephonic interview. Following that, I was called for a face-to-face interview. I had three rounds of technical discussions. The technical rounds were of average difficulty. Most of the questions focused on: * Data structures
I applied through the college process. It took one day. The first round was a written round consisting of aptitude and technical questions. The second round was based on your resume and a bit of coding. The difficulty level was average.
Interviews at Cisco are quite random. Even though my first round went pretty well, I didn't get called for the next round. The interview process is about 4 rounds long, with the last being HR and two technical and one managerial round.
The first step was a telephonic interview. Following that, I was called for a face-to-face interview. I had three rounds of technical discussions. The technical rounds were of average difficulty. Most of the questions focused on: * Data structures
I applied through the college process. It took one day. The first round was a written round consisting of aptitude and technical questions. The second round was based on your resume and a bit of coding. The difficulty level was average.
Interviews at Cisco are quite random. Even though my first round went pretty well, I didn't get called for the next round. The interview process is about 4 rounds long, with the last being HR and two technical and one managerial round.