Good for Java software engineers.
Not good for script kiddies, lol.
The interview round consisted of two parts. The first round was about simple DSA algorithms. The second round was the HR round. The questions asked were basic and moderate. A good programmer can easily answer them.
On campus: DSA round: One graph-based question and 15 MCQs about OS, Network, DBMS, and Linux. Round 1: Asked to explain B+ tree insertion, one DSA question about anagrams, and something related to the project. Round 2: Asked system design, given
This was one of the most unwelcoming interviews I had. It felt as though it wasn't prepared well enough for us to thrive at 100%. I would look elsewhere if you are seeking a legitimate company to practice your interviews.
The interview round consisted of two parts. The first round was about simple DSA algorithms. The second round was the HR round. The questions asked were basic and moderate. A good programmer can easily answer them.
On campus: DSA round: One graph-based question and 15 MCQs about OS, Network, DBMS, and Linux. Round 1: Asked to explain B+ tree insertion, one DSA question about anagrams, and something related to the project. Round 2: Asked system design, given
This was one of the most unwelcoming interviews I had. It felt as though it wasn't prepared well enough for us to thrive at 100%. I would look elsewhere if you are seeking a legitimate company to practice your interviews.