Round 1:

The round consists of a coding test. In one hour, we have to solve two coding questions. I had partially completed the code and luckily enough got a call for the next step.

Before the interview, there was a webinar held to explain the further process and make things clear. Then, they sent some materials to study and prepare for the interview. This included a mock interview link where we could practice.

Meanwhile, we also received an email to provide our availability dates.

Round 2:

The interview lasted for 45 minutes. There was only one panelist, a man around 25 years old, not Indian. He wanted to make me feel comfortable, so he asked some general questions. He then presented a problem to solve, but was more interested in my approach. The question was of hard difficulty and related to graphs. I explained my approach, and after some cross-questioning, he asked me to solve the code practically.

I couldn’t proceed with further rounds, but the experience was worth it.

Topics of data structure and algorithm, and OS, DBMS, are asked.