The interview starts with writing some code for a given problem, which they call a machine code round. They expect the code to be running with a few test cases. In the next round, they review your code and ask questions around the solution, design,
The interview started with an introduction, followed by two DSA questions. The first question was to merge two linked lists, which was an easy question. The second was a backtracking question that required a DFS implementation. It was about printin
1. Online Assessment (Hard Level) 2. Technical Round 1 Topics about: DSA (non-linear more) and core subjects. 3. Technical Round 2 (DSA + Projects) Technical rounds are of medium difficulty level, so try to prepare well in advance by going thro
The interview starts with writing some code for a given problem, which they call a machine code round. They expect the code to be running with a few test cases. In the next round, they review your code and ask questions around the solution, design,
The interview started with an introduction, followed by two DSA questions. The first question was to merge two linked lists, which was an easy question. The second was a backtracking question that required a DFS implementation. It was about printin
1. Online Assessment (Hard Level) 2. Technical Round 1 Topics about: DSA (non-linear more) and core subjects. 3. Technical Round 2 (DSA + Projects) Technical rounds are of medium difficulty level, so try to prepare well in advance by going thro