1. WRITTEN ROUND: There were basically two parts: Aptitude and Coding.

Aptitude Part: There were 30 questions to be completed in 45 minutes. Ten aptitude questions were quite time-consuming. Questions were also from Data Interpretation. Then we had to choose a section out of C, C++, or JAVA, and the remaining 20 questions were from the chosen section. The chosen section was also time-consuming.

Coding Test: There were 3 questions to be completed in 1 hour. Program 1 was to find the required element of Pascal's triangle. Program 2 was to count all the palindromic substrings in a string. I am sorry, but I do not remember Program 3.

1. TECHNICAL INTERVIEW 1: It lasted for around 30-35 minutes. Questions were on arrays, hash maps, file handling, and string theory. All questions were generally algorithmic in nature.

2. HR INTERVIEW: It lasted for around 50-55 minutes. We were basically grilled in this interview.

3. TECHNICAL INTERVIEW 2: It lasted for around 1 hour. In this round, there were questions based on real-life scenarios, like designing a shopping cart for an e-commerce website. Then there were algorithmic questions on queues, graphs, and trees. A problem was given, and I was asked to reason out the best data structure to solve that problem. There were simple problems on linked lists.

4. GROUP TASK ROUND: It was an entertaining round but quite pressurizing. We were divided into groups and asked to make something with LEGO blocks that had been provided. There was a time constraint in this round. We had to explain all the design aspects of our construction, such as the name, choice of color, significance of buildings, structure strength, etc.

Finally, after 5 rounds of interviews, I was selected. I thank my parents, friends, and my seniors. Of course, GeeksforGeeks is not to be left behind!