DSA questions are asked in multiple rounds:

• Online Assessment
• Technical Round 1
• Technical Round 2
• Design-Based Round
• Human Resources (HR) or Managerial Round

Online Assessment: This round is conducted on an online platform. Questions asked are about Data Structures and Algorithms. Expect two to three questions of a medium to hard level.

Technical Round 1: This round checks your problem-solving skills. Questions asked are about Data Structures and Algorithms.

Technical Round 2: This round involves a discussion on projects, Data Structures and Algorithms, and Computer Science concepts.

Design-Based Round: Candidates are evaluated for their capacity to develop distributed systems, following a series of technical skill-focused interviews. When interviewing new applicants, interviewers frequently ask them to utilize object-oriented programming to construct a high-level design for a product. They begin by grouping the system's most crucial features. Later, employing ideas like load balancing, caching, etc., the applicants are expected to scale the system they have developed.

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