Texas Instruments

Generally an easy process. They reviewed my CV, asked me about my interests in college, and then some DSA questions. The interviewer was very helpful and helped me when I was stuck.

I applied off-campus through a referral. After that, my resume got shortlisted, and a 2-hour technical interview was arranged with one of the senior engineers. The interview was tough, and I learned a lot of new things from it.

The interviewer is friendly, and the questions are mostly based on computer architecture and the basics of C programming. If you have a good understanding of different types of variables in C and their uses, it will help you crack the interview easi