I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day.
The above two were before the interview process.
This was a campus interview at IITB.
Before the interview, there were two rounds.
OA:
Group Discussion: We were given a piece of paper with some C++ code on it and we had to answer some questions in a group:
People needed to raise their hands to answer. Interviewers were helpful and helped us arrive at the answers.
Now the interview rounds.
Round 1: DSA Pen+Paper Round I was given a 10-page problem statement and the interviewers left me alone in the room and told me that I can read the problem statement on my own for 20 minutes. After 20 minutes, when they came back, they asked me my approach to solve the problem:
In each case, I was asked the best case and worst case time complexity.
Round 2: Coding Round I was asked to code the same thing, but they said more than me passing all the test cases they were interested in the way I approach the coding. So I was given a few files, with different classes, and I needed to analyze and implement whatever we discussed in the previous round.
The topics that were asked were heap, priority queue, binary search tree, and in-depth C++ and OOPs.
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