Good working culture and team.
Not any as observed for me.
The on-campus OA was hard to crack, but I was able to solve all questions except for one test case on the last question. I believe, at least for on-campus, solving 2-3 out of 4 questions completely could easily get you shortlisted.
There were 3 rounds. They ask questions on the basis of your resume. All questions were from core subjects and Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA). Just practice DSA Medium to Hard questions and have a strong grasp on core subjects. The rest depends o
The DSA round included two questions. One was to find the lexicographically smaller word from an n x n matrix, given a variable k that specifies how many times you can change a letter to a different letter. The second question was based on disjoint
The on-campus OA was hard to crack, but I was able to solve all questions except for one test case on the last question. I believe, at least for on-campus, solving 2-3 out of 4 questions completely could easily get you shortlisted.
There were 3 rounds. They ask questions on the basis of your resume. All questions were from core subjects and Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA). Just practice DSA Medium to Hard questions and have a strong grasp on core subjects. The rest depends o
The DSA round included two questions. One was to find the lexicographically smaller word from an n x n matrix, given a variable k that specifies how many times you can change a letter to a different letter. The second question was based on disjoint