In my recent interview, the session was conducted on CoderPad. The first 10-15 minutes focused on behavioral questions, where the interviewer asked about my background, experience, and problem-solving approach.

The remaining 45 minutes were dedicated to a coding challenge, where I was given a problem to solve in real-time. The interviewer observed my thought process, coding skills, and how efficiently I could arrive at a solution while handling edge cases.

The overall experience was balanced, with a mix of technical and soft skills being evaluated.

It was a Coderpad round where I was asked two questions:

1. The first one was to find the maximum average score of a student, given different students with different scores from different subjects.

2. The second one was to return true or false if a bishop on a chessboard can reach a particular destination.