The first round was HR. This is a very basic round, and all the questions are the same as those posted here before, e.g., "Tell me about yourself," "Have you had any conflicts between your team members?" "How do you manage your time?" "Why MathWorks?" "Tell me about your recent project."
The second round was Technical (one week later). This was a rapid-fire question-and-answer round for about 55 minutes. The questions asked were again similar to those posted before, but with a few different twists apart from the posted questions, like "What does malloc return?" (pointer to memory location) "Then, what is its data type?" "Difference between Heap and Stack?" "How to call variables from the directory of a .m file?" Other questions were all posted on Glassdoor before.
I answered almost 90% correctly and tried to answer about the remaining 10%, but I got a rejection the next day. So, be prepared for all Glassdoor questions and a few more. You have to answer almost 95-99% correctly to be called for the on-site interview.
Best of luck!
Warm regards :)
What is the return type of the pointer returned by malloc?
How do you call variables from a directory of .m files?
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