Swiggy

The first round was a data structures and algorithms interview, covering questions up to binary trees. The second round involved the development of a small Swiggy-like, graph-based scheduling platform API, with test cases expected.

I was called into their office with my laptop for the machine coding round (approximately 1.5 hours, but not time-bound). Then, the first interview involved a discussion on the same topic, followed by an algorithms round and then a design round. Ev

The process began with a machine coding round. Initially, no one was available to answer any queries regarding the questions. I only got a chance to resolve my query after an hour and a half. By then, I had already completed my question and decided o