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The interviewers were very humble and friendly. They asked many coding-based questions; some were easy, and some were very difficult, beyond what one could even imagine. Theoretical questions were very few. What they needed from us was the ability t

The interviewer was not very friendly and did not make me feel less stressed. I tried pointing out that I was very nervous, but that didn't work so well. I personally don't believe in interviews where you have to write code in front of someone.

Two technical rounds for a two-month internship. No project subjects were asked; only DSA questions were presented in both rounds. These were medium-level questions that required real problem-solving and competitive programming practice. Candidates