This is the "karat" round, which was pretty straightforward but random. It's important to communicate and clarify often during the interview.

They will ask some short questions regarding the time complexity of a piece of code, general data structure and algorithms knowledge, and also ask you to choose a better/more optimal option among some choices.

Then, you will move forward with three LeetCode-like coding problems. The number of problems depends on how fast you can solve them; it's not a fixed number.

You have to schedule a redo if you don't feel that the first attempt was good enough.

Due to an NDA, I cannot disclose details.

However, the problems were presented randomly, and they were similar to LeetCode challenges.