This round was held on Oracle’s own platform and consisted of many sections, such as:

• Mathematics and Logical reasoning
• Verbal ability and comprehension
• CS fundamentals
• DS/Algo (flow chart completion, function-related, etc.)

The timing pattern was really different when compared to many companies. All sections had fixed timing, and students could not revisit any questions (with negative markings).

We had to complete 3 questions in 5 minutes, 10 questions in 12 minutes, and so on. The key is to answer the most number of questions in this round. The time allotted was 107 minutes, with almost 1 minute per MCQ.

After this, 33 students were shortlisted for interviews.

Then there were 3 technical rounds, which were in fact very detailed in nature.

The first interview was kind of like a resume interview, mainly focusing on internships and projects. They also gave a few coding questions and asked to code them on the spot. The first interview lasted almost 1 hour and 40 minutes.

There were 2 more interviews after this for the students who passed each round. One was the next technical interview, and then an HR interview. Passing the second technical interview was the toughest part.

After all the rounds, they extended offers to 5 of the students.

They asked about the projects I did.

Write a function to put all the anagrams in a given array together.