Etraveli Group Software Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

50 mcq were asked in 12 mins. Most of the candidates qualified this round.

3 coding questions of basic DSA were asked. Also few mcqs from Operating System, Networking and DBMS.

Q1. The technical round was of 40 mins. 3 standard questions from DSA were asked for which only approach was enough. Questions were from string, array and tree- Rotated string, Lowest common ancestor, etc.
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Q2. Project related discussion regarding my role in the team.
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Q3. A few HR questions related to family background. Why not go for higher studies like the rest of my family. Had to convince him that I saw more growth in working for an organisation.
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Q1. My introduction then, standard HR questions like where do i see myself in coming yrs, why do i want to join the company, etc. It lasted 10 mins
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45 mins, Basic aptitude , comprehension and decision making questions

Q1. Questions related to databases, DSA - medium, SQL Queries
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15 minutes test.
50 questions
easy questions
Management , Leadership , Character Type questions

2 coding questions
resume grilling
easy medium questions

Q1. Time management questions
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Q2. Toughest project you work upon
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Q1. Tell me about your self
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Q2. What is your strengths
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If the cost price of an item is Rs. 150 and the selling price is Rs. 200, what is the profit percentage?

Q1. What is the difference between a stack and a queue? Give an example where you would use each.
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A stack is a LIFO data structure while a queue is a FIFO data structure.
• Stack: Last In First Out (LIFO), used in undo/redo functionality, backtracking, and recursion.

• Queue: First In First Out (FIFO), used in job scheduling, breadth-first search, and printing.

• Stack uses push() and pop() operations while queue uses enqueue() and dequeue() operations.
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Q2. What is the difference between a compiler and an interpreter?
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A compiler translates the entire program into machine code before execution, while an interpreter translates and executes the program line by line.
• A compiler converts the source code into an executable file, while an interpreter executes the code directly.

• Compilers typically produce faster and more efficient code, while interpreters provide faster development and debugging.

• Examples of compilers include GCC, Clang, and ...read more
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Q3. A compiler is a program that translates the entire source code into machine code before executing it. The source code is fed into the compiler, which analyzes and translates it into an executable file. Thi...read more
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Q1. How do you handle stress and pressure?
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I handle stress and pressure by practicing time management, seeking support from colleagues, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
• I prioritize tasks and create a schedule to manage my time effectively.

• I communicate with my team and seek their assistance or guidance when needed.

• I engage in stress-relieving activities outside of work, such as exercising or spending time with loved ones.

• I practice mindfulness and d...read more
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Coding, simple interest, compound interest,analogy,odd men out ECT....

Indian market was developed

Q1. Tell me your self
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Q2. What are you qualification
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Q3. What are accpting for salary
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I am open to discussing a competitive salary based on my experience and the responsibilities of the role.
• I am looking for a fair and competitive salary based on industry standards and my experience

• I am open to discussing benefits and other compensation packages

• I am willing to negotiate based on the responsibilities of the role

• I am looking for a salary that reflects my skills and contributions to the company
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Q4. Why did you hiring in my company
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Q5. What is manual testing
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Manual testing is the process of testing software manually without the use of automation tools.
• Manual testing involves executing test cases manually to identify defects and issues in the software.

• It is a time-consuming process and requires human intervention.

• Manual testing is often used for exploratory testing, ad-hoc testing, and usability testing.

• Examples of manual testing include functional testing, regression testi
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Coding besed test and dsa base test and programming concepts

C++ coding and web development coding and dsa components