First Round: Coding Round - 45 Minutes
Second Round: Group Activity
As part of Morgan Stanley's legacy, they presented some pictures and asked us to come up with an idea to impress investors and secure their investment in our project.
Advice: Don't suppress anyone. Try to offer new ideas and participate actively.
Third Round (F2F): 1 Hour
This was a purely technical round. It began with a project discussion, after which I was given a condition and asked to resolve it using my previous company projects.
Fourth Round (F2F): Design Pattern Round + Technical Round - 1 hour 30 minutes
I was asked for a brief introduction, and then we discussed projects. Following that, I was asked questions about stability and scalability, including questions on load balancers, cache layers, and databases.
Fifth Round: Behavioral Round - 30 Minutes
The interview was very friendly. I was asked about my interests, my achievements, which project I considered the most difficult and how I would tackle it, and my knowledge of finance.
The problem was on hierarchy printing based on a string. There are some employee-manager relationships, and based on an input string, we have to print the complete hierarchy.
For example: Ajay -> Ramesh Deepesh -> Animesh Mohan -> Ajay Rahul -> Mohan
Input: Rahul Output: Rahul -> Mohan -> Ajay -> Ramesh
The following metrics were computed from 55 interview experiences for the Morgan Stanley Software Engineer role in India.
Morgan Stanley's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in India is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Morgan Stanley's Software Engineer interview process in India.