After the online coding round, there were two more rounds.
The first was a pen-and-paper coding round.
The second was an in-person technical interview, where basic knowledge of algorithms, data structures, OS concepts, and DBMS was tested.
In the pen-and-paper coding round, a graph problem was given. We were supposed to explain the approach and write the code on paper.
The in-person interview started with a discussion of a project I had done during my internship. Questions related to the database of my project were asked, and I was asked to write a few SQL queries.
They also asked me other simple questions about semaphores (OS), Java strings, and a few coding problems (arrays and queues).
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