IBM

Straightforward. There were no curveballs in the process. If you know your stuff, you should be good. A bit long, but it's to be expected from a company the size of IBM.

I applied for an internship position at IBM and received an interview call from the manager. Before that, I was asked to write an IPATO test, which is not technical at all but just judges your aptitude. Most students do well on the test; it appears h

They first gave me a coding interview. The interview had three questions. The questions were quite simple and mostly required a simple math trick to solve. I passed all test cases but never got a call back.