Round 1 - Online test (19 MCQs, 3 subjective, 2 drag and drop circuit design questions) (90 minutes)

Round 2 - Online Interview (55 minutes) (2 interviewers) (completely technical interview regarding Static Timing Analysis, Digital System Design, Verilog HDL, MOS digital design.)

Round 3 - Online HR interview (30 minutes) Basic talks regarding my ambitions and goals in future. Whether you want to go for higher studies or not, that's the only main question tbh.

In round 1 - 19 MCQs related to general concepts, a mix of digital and analog electronics, mainly digital. 3 subjective questions from - STA, STA, FIFO depth calculation 2 circuit design questions - FSM sequence generator, differently clock delayed output using MUX and flip flops. Round 2- Started with basic STA questions and went up to solving some on paper. Later digital design questions about mux, flip flop, counter, clock divider, FSM. Basic Verilog code like Fibonacci numbers generator, counter. MOS - MOS inverter questions and sub-threshold region conduction. Short channel effects.

Tips for round 2- keep your basics strong. Don't need much. Just don't get played by interviewers. If you're stuck or don't know the answer, at least try for an approach and keep asking for feedback. Before solving any question, explain your approach and then proceed. Your behavior shouldn't be like digital systems, either 0 or 1. It should be like analog. Keep explaining every step. And don't say anything that you can't explain. Tips for round 3- Just don't lie. Speak the truth. Don't mention GATE scores in CV. Deny any further studies plan from your side. Just say that you'll do it if your firm wants you to upgrade your skills and be more productive for the firm. Else you have no plans. Preferred location - Always say Noida.