Interview Process
Level 1 - Written Assessment (Aptitude & C Output) Level 2 - Programming Level 3 - Advanced Programming Technical Interview HR Interview
Round 1 (Aptitude + C Output Questions) Duration: 75 minutes Number of Aptitude Questions: 10 Aptitude Topics: Clock, Time & Work, Height & Distance, Average, Ratio, and Verbal Number of C Output Questions: 10 C Output Topics: Recursion, Loop, ASCII
Round 2 (Competitive Programming) For the software developer and the quality analyst, Round 2 was not the same. As I have been selected for the role of software developer, I shall explain the process for it.
The Round 2 was held on the same day. There are five problems in total. Only one problem is given to the candidate at a time, and the next problem is given after completing the previous problem. Candidates have over thirty minutes to answer each question. However, the duration of this round may be extended at the choice of the evaluator.
Round 3 (Advanced Programming) This Round was held on a different day. Only one question was given, but the question consisted of 8 modules. Candidates should solve the problem module by module. If any candidate falls behind other candidates, that candidate will be rejected.
Aptitude:
A completed work in "x" days, B completed work in "y" days. A, B, and C together completed in "z" days. What part is done by C? (Time & Work)
A pole is in the sea. 1/2 part of the pole is inside the ground, 1/3 part of the pole is inside the sea, and 40 ft is above the sea. What is the length of the pole? (Height & Distance)
Average of A, B, and C is 40. The weight of B is nine-tenths of the average. Find the average of A & C? (Average)
There are 25p, 50p, and 10p coins. We want to make "k" rupees using these coins in an a:b
A child has 16 rupees. The cost of a sweet is 2 rupees, and you can exchange two sweet wrappers for a new sweet. How many sweets can the child get?
C Output: What is the output of this program?
The following metrics were computed from 8 interview experiences for the Google Software Developer role in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
Google's interview process for their Software Developer roles in Chennai, Tamil Nadu is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Google's Software Developer interview process in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.