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The number of rounds is not fixed; it depends on the team. For me, there were 4 rounds. I could reach up to R3. * R1: Telephonic interview, followed by a Zoom call, and another Telephonic round focusing on design and aptitude questions. * R1: Mo
I started with Round 1. I was told it would be a verbal tech interview, but it ended up being a whole assignment within a 45-minute interview. I wanted to delay the interview, but they did not agree to that.
The interview went well overall. The interviewer started by asking basic Java-related questions, covering fundamental concepts such as data types, collections, and exception handling. They also tested my understanding of OOPs (Object-Oriented Progra
The number of rounds is not fixed; it depends on the team. For me, there were 4 rounds. I could reach up to R3. * R1: Telephonic interview, followed by a Zoom call, and another Telephonic round focusing on design and aptitude questions. * R1: Mo
I started with Round 1. I was told it would be a verbal tech interview, but it ended up being a whole assignment within a 45-minute interview. I wanted to delay the interview, but they did not agree to that.
The interview went well overall. The interviewer started by asking basic Java-related questions, covering fundamental concepts such as data types, collections, and exception handling. They also tested my understanding of OOPs (Object-Oriented Progra