Good environment, mentor, and pay.
None that come to mind.
I applied through the university. The process took two days. They shortlisted around 70 students, based primarily on their resumes and projects. The first round was a written test. We were given three algorithmic questions (fairly easy) and a datab
It comprised two questions in the DSA round. The first was a dynamic programming problem, and the second involved graph theory, specifically topological sort and parallelization of DFS. The first question asked to split a given array into two subseq
There was not any online coding round; instead, it was resume-based shortlisting. Out of around 200 students, 21 were selected for the interview. There were only two rounds, and both were elimination rounds. The first round included questions about p
I applied through the university. The process took two days. They shortlisted around 70 students, based primarily on their resumes and projects. The first round was a written test. We were given three algorithmic questions (fairly easy) and a datab
It comprised two questions in the DSA round. The first was a dynamic programming problem, and the second involved graph theory, specifically topological sort and parallelization of DFS. The first question asked to split a given array into two subseq
There was not any online coding round; instead, it was resume-based shortlisting. Out of around 200 students, 21 were selected for the interview. There were only two rounds, and both were elimination rounds. The first round included questions about p