It was an off-campus drive. I received an email from their HR with the requisite details. Then there was Round 1, an elimination round, which consisted of two coding questions: one DP and one graph problem. The difficulty was somewhere between moderate and hard.
Somehow, I cracked Round 1. After that, there was a technical interview. I could not clear the cut here, basically due to my nerves. Although I knew the questions, I couldn't explain them properly. It might have been my branch (non-CS/IT/ECE), but I should have been calm.
Round 1: Modified LCS and DFS-based question.
Round 2: Running median of an array, invert binary tree, and some more questions.
How will you find the running median of a stream?
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