There will be at least four or five rounds off-campus.

The first round will be the coding round. They will share a link that consists of one coding question. We have to solve that question in 45-60 minutes.

Second round: It will be an interview for at least one hour. Interviews will have a main focus on coding, algorithms, and data structures. My core technical skills are in Java, JavaScript, and SQL.

Third round: It will be a behavioral round. The main emphasis is on your strengths and general behavior in response to questions.

Fourth round: It is also similar to the second round, but they will ask more advanced coding questions. More in-depth information about your technical skills and the work you do will be requested.

The hiring manager round is the fifth round. The interviewer will ask about your previous company, your work there, why you want to change, and some coding questions. Questions like, "Why are you only serving now?" and "What is your goal?" are common. The interviewer also tests some tough, advanced coding questions and some technical skills you mentioned on your resume.

Final round: For me, they made a normal call (telephone). They will discuss your performance in the interview and also your compensation. They will pay a very good amount compared to many companies. Most importantly, even if you mention very low pay, they will pay you based on your performance in the interview and company standards at that moment.

Mostly coding, focusing on Java and JavaScript.