Technical rounds are based on Data Structures and Algorithms. There are 4 to 5 rounds for a Software Developer. Questions are based on linked lists, trees, arrays, sorting and searching algorithms, and J2EE Java. The first and second rounds are pr
Shortlisted based on resume (only NIT, IIT, and BITS graduates). Total 4 rounds: 1. Written - 30 Java and 10 Aptitude questions. The cutoff was at least 50% in both sections. The question level was good, and most of them were output-finding questio
Friendly interviewers asked a few DSA questions that were not too hard to answer. Moreover, if you mentioned them in your CV, they might ask you OS and CN basic concepts as well.
Technical rounds are based on Data Structures and Algorithms. There are 4 to 5 rounds for a Software Developer. Questions are based on linked lists, trees, arrays, sorting and searching algorithms, and J2EE Java. The first and second rounds are pr
Shortlisted based on resume (only NIT, IIT, and BITS graduates). Total 4 rounds: 1. Written - 30 Java and 10 Aptitude questions. The cutoff was at least 50% in both sections. The question level was good, and most of them were output-finding questio
Friendly interviewers asked a few DSA questions that were not too hard to answer. Moreover, if you mentioned them in your CV, they might ask you OS and CN basic concepts as well.