Applications Developer Interview Experience - Cochin, India
Process
Initially, it was an online test with a duration of nearly 2.5 hours. Questions from all major CS subjects were present, including aptitude, language, and reasoning. Pattern matching and concentration skills were even tested. It was more a test of patience than skill.
The first round was an offline coding round with no elimination. The first interview was a walkthrough of your code, focusing on how you would tweak/optimize it and other ways it could be done.
The second round went in-depth into coding (Data Structures), problem-solving, and puzzle-solving. PS: They may restrict Python for all you Python fanatics.
The third and fourth rounds were HR-based with a bit of tech. There was a walkthrough of all my projects; some went into great detail. I had to draw the ER diagram for one of them. HR questions included general topics like weaknesses and plans for higher studies.
Questions
Data Structures and Algorithms
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Oracle's interview process for their Applications Developer roles in Cochin, Kerala is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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