Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, Delhi
Your seniors at Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, Delhi helped you with their notes. Now they're helping you with their placement interview questions. 🙏
Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, Delhi
Your seniors at Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, Delhi helped you with their notes. Now they're helping you with their placement interview questions. 🙏
I was interviewed before Sep 2020.
Round duration - 90 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
The online coding round took place at 9:30 am in the morning. The platform was new so I got familiar with it in advance, a night before, to avoid any hassle during the test. There was camera proctoring and laptop screen sharing throughout the test. Multiple programming languages like Java, C, C++ and Python were allowed. There were 3 coding questions based on DSA. Questions were different for different candidates.
Round duration - 45 Minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
The interview took place through Microsoft Teams at 2:00 pm. The platform was smooth and the interviewer was very friendly and told me that he isn't looking for bookish language answers but he only wants to check my understanding of CS subjects.
Round duration - 55 Minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
The interview was conducted on Microsoft Teams and the interviewer was very friendly. He made sure I was comfortable and described his role at Microsoft.
Round duration - 60 Minutes
Round difficulty - Hard
The interview was conducted on Microsoft Teams and code was written on Notepad (screen shared). The interviewer was friendly and gave hints to reach the final solution.
Tip 1 : The most important topic to prepare is DSA, everything else is secondary. Don't run behind advanced technologies if your DSA concepts are not strong.
Tip 2 : Make sure you know the fundamentals of the programming language you code in, apart from OS, OOP and DBMS concepts. Knowledge of these topics showcase your interest in Computer Science, in general.
Tip 3 : Practice by giving contests on Leetcode and other coding platforms. Don't focus on your score or rank, just focus on your learning.
Tip 1 : Make sure your resume is well structured and only 1 page, if you are a fresher. It should include relevant sections like Work Experience (Any past internships), PORs (Any college society you were a part of), Personal Projects and Achievements that you wish to showcase.
Tip 2 : Proofread your resume multiple times. Get it reviewed by your seniors or your friends to ensure there are no grammatical mistakes or spelling errors as it gives a bad impression.
I was interviewed in Nov 2020.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
Started with the introduction.
Then there were two-three coding questions.
Some OS and DBMS concepts were asked.
Questions related to testing were also included.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
This was quite a tough round that can be cleared only by practice and understanding the problem. They asked about the profile first, then questions related to testing, SDLC, and so on. And then, I was asked to write test cases for two to three problems. Writing a test case was a task in this round. The interview was a senior testing engineer and was very friendly and helpful also and answered all my queries related to work.
Tip 1 : Practice question from every section (Arrays, String, Data Structures)
Tip 2 : Practice question that required you to write test cases for a problem (as they judge you on your practical implementation)
Tip 3 : Practice low level designing questions (it indirectly helps you to write test cases )
Tip 4 : Choose your favorite Data Structure and practice well on it (as this is the most commonly asked question)
Tip 1 : Have at least three projects in your resume (Include only those which you can explain and demonstrate)
Tip 2 : Include a column of "Position of Responsibility" in addition to your work experience and technicalities (it is impactful as it shows your extra activities apart from your regular curriculum)
posted on 26 Jun 2022
· B.Tech/B.E.I was interviewed before Sep 2020.
Round duration - 180 Minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
Round 1 was a coding test which consisted of 4 sections.
1st section.
There were 7 debugging questions which was to be solved in 20 minutes.
A code was given which we have to debug and it should pass all the test cases. If you have a basic understanding of loops and concepts then this section is easy.
2nd section.
There were 2 coding questions which were to be done in 70 minutes.
3rd section
This section was more about behaviour and nature.
4th section
There were 35 reasoning based questions, which was to be done in 24 minutes.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
Round 2 was 1-hour long technical interview. It was on 20th June 2020, from 10 AM to 11 AM. The round started with the introductions and then the discussion on projects.
Tip 1 : Practice your problem-solving skills
Tip 2 : Do at least 2 projects
Tip 1 : Avoid grammatical errors
Tip 2 : Avoid adding unnecessary information
I applied via Campus Placement and was interviewed in Oct 2020.
I was interviewed before Sep 2020.
The round was held in the evening, it was a telephonic interview on Google meet. The interviewer was very friendly and told me to relax and focussed.
Telephonic round on Google meet.
In the evening
Tip 1 : Build a strong resume reflecting your coding skills for the resume shortlisting round. (Mention some achievements to highlight your resume)
Tip 2 : Good knowledge of data structures and algorithms
Tip 3 : Proficient in at least one coding language.
Tip 1 : Build a strong resume reflecting your coding skills including some simple projects in any tech bucket.
Tip 2 : Mention some achievements to highlight your resume and different from other candidates.