The process took 4 weeks.
The opportunity was oncampus for me. I think cracking the interview is not that difficult if you know your stuff well. I don't think they judge very harshly but the competition is fierce. Prepare your resume well. I think the reason I was rejected was because I was not able to explain them well (even though I know them well)
Below are the rounds and questions asked:- 1) There were 16 M+MCQ Questions (Maths, Physics, SD) 2) 3 Coding Questions (DFS Graph, BinarySearch to find min days to complete, Priority Queue + Graph) 3) Hackathon Part A 10 Test Cases 4) Technical Interview Elimination round 3 DSA questions (Buy/Sell Stock I, BinarySearch in rotated Sorted and Divide the array into k arrays of size k with consecutive elements[ 5) Hackathon Part B (Learn about Multithreading and discuss in great detail with your mentor] 6] The last round in which I was rejected. Prepare your resume well like in the extreme depth and explain it to somebody (this is where I lacked) also prepare system design (nothing too advanced but good with basics) also brush up your os and cn fundamentals (no need to go in extreme depth but you should know the main concepts well)
The following metrics were computed from 116 interview experiences for the Juspay Software Development Engineer (SDE) role.
Juspay's interview process for their Software Development Engineer (SDE) roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Juspay's Software Development Engineer (SDE) interview process.