Google

The questions were within the realm of expectation, as I was told. They covered the usual algorithms and data structures. The questions were more thinking-based, and the amount of code written wasn't very long.

There are on-campus opportunities, though you can also visit the Google Careers website and fill out the form. For me, there was an online assessment that included two coding questions. If you are selected, they will then call you for an interview.

One online assessment with 2 questions. Next comes 2 technical interviews and a 3rd one if a hiring committee judges it necessary. Finally, a "project matching" phase where teams get in touch with prospective candidates whose skills match the proje