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1. Written Test: Consisting of aptitude and programming questions on both C and C++. 2. G.D. (Group Discussion): Given a test case to think about for 5 minutes, then asked to discuss it for 20 minutes. 3. Interview: General resume-based interview.
I had two phone coding interviews on CoderPad. The questions were relatively easy, but they expected me to pass all the test cases. I didn't get graph or tree problems. I received simple problems that could be solved with basic data structure knowl
It involved two rounds of interviews, mainly focusing on behavioral questions and fundamental algorithms to test coding skills. This was followed by explanations of complexity. Some basic design questions were also included. The whole process took a
1. Written Test: Consisting of aptitude and programming questions on both C and C++. 2. G.D. (Group Discussion): Given a test case to think about for 5 minutes, then asked to discuss it for 20 minutes. 3. Interview: General resume-based interview.
I had two phone coding interviews on CoderPad. The questions were relatively easy, but they expected me to pass all the test cases. I didn't get graph or tree problems. I received simple problems that could be solved with basic data structure knowl
It involved two rounds of interviews, mainly focusing on behavioral questions and fundamental algorithms to test coding skills. This was followed by explanations of complexity. Some basic design questions were also included. The whole process took a