The initial HR round involved common questions: conflicts, GPA, relocation, visa status, and explaining your internship/thesis. Following this, a technical phone interview was scheduled.

The technical interview covered mathematics, programming concepts, C, C++, and Java. I felt somewhat rusty on the mathematics and Java sections, and I was unable to answer 3-4 questions properly or correctly.

I checked my status online, and within 10 minutes, it changed to - "Match not ideal this time."

While I am not in a position to judge them, I can definitely say they do not have a professional attitude. It was one of the most frustrating interviews I've ever attended, as I spent two days preparing, reviewing math and other concepts. Naturally, I cannot know or revise everything possible. A few questions went poorly, leading to rejection.

The job role never sounded particularly interesting, nor did the people seem passionate about their work. What a waste of time!

Never bother applying here!

Some questions asked:

• Summation over i, i from 1 to infinity
• FSM and non-deterministic FSM
• Applet vs. application
• JVM
• finally vs. final
• Garbage collection
• Four-color problem
• P and NP
• Big Oh notation
• Linked list vs. dynamic array
• Mutex
• Virtual destructor
• Abstract class vs. interface
• Pass by value and reference in Java
• Operator overloading

I've written questions in my description.

FSM and non-deterministic FSM