Average experience. I applied for Front-end developer(3-6 years experienced) through Monster. They called me to conduct f2f interviews at Pune campus. I had an experience of 2+ years.

There were about 30 candidates. And as per HR, there were 6-7 vacancies.

1st round : Paper Pen MCQ. Questions were on JavaScript, HTML and CSS. Around 12-13 candidates were shortlisted for the next round.

2nd round : f2f interview. Interviewer was from the team that had vacancies. He described briefly about his team, skills they are looking for and project they are working on. Interview was average. I answered most of the questions. He was mainly checking if my basics are clear in JavaScript, HTML and CSS.

3rd round: I guess 5-6 candidates were selected for this round. Their were 2 interviewers(having around 8-9 years of experience). I have experience on Java and Webservices also. Looking at that in my resume, they asked if they can interview me for a full stack developer profile as the have opportunity in the same. I told them I am interested for Front-end and I want to interview foe that profile. He asked me few JavaScript and HTML questions. I answered 70-80% of them. Then he started asking me Java questions(linked-list, string, matrix and discussion on various sorting algo. ). He took me off-guard by asking various Java algorithms' questions and I got pretty nervous. I was stammering a lot and didn't answer upto the mark. After that he asked me few CSS questions in which i got confused in basics like difference between border, padding and margin.

Well, that was it for me.

I didn't clear this round. Last round was HR.

Later I contacted the HR through LinkedIn. Seems like not even a single candidate was selected out of 30+ appeared ones.

The topics included event bubbling, closure, marquee, span tag, SVG, DOM, a few outputs of code snippets, reverse a string, mid element of doubly linked list, and quick sort vs merge sort.

CSS : Questions on float, padding, margin, border, visibility. They will confuse you a lot. So basics should be clear about all the CSS property.