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Updated 20 Jan 2025

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Round 1 - Technical 

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  • Q1. Boot process in Linux embedded
  • Ans. 

    The boot process in Linux embedded involves several stages from power-on to user space initialization.

    • Boot ROM loads bootloader from storage device

    • Bootloader initializes hardware and loads Linux kernel

    • Kernel initializes system and mounts root filesystem

    • Init process starts user space services

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I applied via Recruitment Consultant and was interviewed in Dec 2020. There were 4 interview rounds.

Interview Questionnaire 

1 Question

  • Q1. Basics of redux and react es6 js css3

Interview Preparation Tips

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - First of all go through the job description .Brush up all your basics .And do practice hands on coding.

I applied via Job Portal and was interviewed in Mar 2021. There was 1 interview round.

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1 Question

  • Q1. Basic questions

Interview Preparation Tips

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - Overall good

I applied via Campus Placement and was interviewed in Jan 2016. There were 3 interview rounds.

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Round: Test
Experience: Tested basics in each subject

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Had asked me about my projects in detail. Some DSA questions were asked. Asked to code in C for some questions.

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Asked questions about data structures and some more algorithms. Tested in Probability and some quant.

College Name: IIT Madras

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Resume Shortlist
Tips: It will be good to have a GPA of 8 and above

Round: Test
Experience: Questions were easy it were good at C and basic maths. Questions were distributed on all aspects of computer science such as Operating Systems, Few Output Question, Data Structures and Application layer networking . In basic aptitude most questions fall under Probability, distance and time and few others.
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 50

Skills: Communication, Basic Coding, Math Puzzle
College Name: NIT Surathkal

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: The test was MCQ type. It comprised of questions from Operating Systems, Data Structures, Microprocessors, logical Reasoning, Aptitude and Computer Networks. No negative marking was there.
Tips: One needs to be fast as you can't spend much time on one question.
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 50

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: I was given 2 coding questions to solve and basics of oops, operating systems, data structures and networks were asked. 3-4 questions were asked in each topic mentions above. The interviewer also asked 2 puzzles which were the standard ones. He first asked me if I knew the topic or not, then only he asked me questions about it. But that doesn't mean that you can skip all the above mentions topics.
Tips: Be relaxed and confident and try to discuss your approach with the interviewer.

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: 2 Coding questions and 3-4 questions from operating systems and networks.Questions also from the mentioned projects.

Round: HR Interview
Experience: Standard HR interview with questions like what Cisco does and why they should hire you. He also asked me questions from the CV.

Tips: Be confident and mug up your cv well

Round: HR Interview
Experience: It was just a formality where he just asked about my background and whether I would be able to move to bangalore and Why I want to join Cisco.

Skills: Confidence, Problem Solving Skills, Operating System Basics, Coding Skills, Object Oriented Programming (OOP) Basics, Computer Networking, Data Strrutures
College Name: IIT Guwahati

I applied via Referral

Interview Questionnaire 

10 Questions

  • Q1. Program to print the elements of a binary tree in spiral order
  • Ans. 

    Program to print binary tree elements in spiral order

    • Use two stacks to keep track of nodes at odd and even levels

    • Push nodes from left to right in odd level stack and right to left in even level stack

    • Pop nodes from the stack alternatively and print them

    • Repeat until both stacks are empty

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  • Q2. Explain what happens underneath when you enter a URL in the browser
  • Ans. 

    Entering a URL in the browser triggers a series of events to retrieve and display the requested webpage.

    • The browser checks the cache for a previously stored copy of the webpage

    • If not found, the browser sends a request to the DNS server to resolve the domain name to an IP address

    • The browser then sends a request to the web server at the IP address for the webpage

    • The web server responds with the requested webpage

    • The brows...

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  • Q3. Explain why MAC addresses are required despite having IP addresses
  • Ans. 

    MAC addresses are required for identifying devices on a local network, while IP addresses are used for identifying devices on a global network.

    • MAC addresses are used for communication within a local network

    • IP addresses are used for communication across different networks

    • MAC addresses are assigned by the manufacturer and cannot be changed

    • IP addresses can be assigned dynamically or statically

    • MAC addresses are used in the...

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  • Q4. Solve the classical bridge and torch puzzle
  • Q5. Explain my internship project
  • Ans. 

    Developed a web application for tracking inventory and sales data

    • Used React.js for front-end development

    • Implemented RESTful APIs using Node.js and Express for back-end

    • Utilized MongoDB for database management

    • Integrated authentication and authorization features for secure access

    • Designed user-friendly interface with responsive design

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  • Q6. What is an arraylist in Java?
  • Ans. 

    An ArrayList is a dynamic array in Java that can grow or shrink in size during runtime.

    • ArrayList is a class in Java's Collection framework.

    • It implements the List interface and allows duplicate elements.

    • Elements can be added or removed using methods like add(), remove(), etc.

    • It can also be sorted using the sort() method.

    • Example: ArrayList names = new ArrayList<>();

    • names.add("John"); names.add("Mary"); names.remove(0);

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  • Q7. What is the difference between an arraylist and a linkedlist in Java?
  • Ans. 

    ArrayList is a resizable array while LinkedList is a doubly linked list.

    • ArrayList is faster for accessing elements while LinkedList is faster for adding or removing elements.

    • ArrayList uses contiguous memory while LinkedList uses non-contiguous memory.

    • ArrayList is better for random access while LinkedList is better for sequential access.

    • Example: ArrayList - List names = new ArrayList<>(); LinkedList - List names = new L

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  • Q8. “Java is not a pure OO language”. Justify (the answer expected was that the primitive types are not objects in Java!)
  • Ans. 

    Java is not a pure OO language due to primitive types not being objects.

    • Primitive types like int, boolean, etc. are not objects in Java

    • They do not have methods or inheritance like objects do

    • This violates the principle of everything being an object in pure OO languages

    • Wrapper classes like Integer, Boolean, etc. were introduced to provide object-like behavior for primitives

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  • Q9. What is the difference between an object oriented and object based language?
  • Ans. 

    Object-oriented languages support inheritance and polymorphism, while object-based languages do not.

    • Object-oriented languages allow for the creation of classes and objects, and support inheritance and polymorphism.

    • Object-based languages only support objects, but do not have the concept of classes or inheritance.

    • Examples of object-oriented languages include Java, C++, and Python, while JavaScript is an example of an obj

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  • Q10. Explain inheritance and abstraction with a concrete example
  • Ans. 

    Inheritance is a way to create new classes based on existing ones. Abstraction is a way to hide implementation details.

    • Inheritance allows a subclass to inherit properties and methods from a superclass.

    • Abstraction allows a class to provide a simplified interface to its users while hiding its implementation details.

    • For example, a Car class can inherit properties and methods from a Vehicle class, while also implementing i...

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    Interview Preparation Tips

    Skills:
    College Name: NA

    Skills evaluated in this interview

    I applied via Referral

    Interview Questionnaire 

    14 Questions

    • Q1. How many interviews have I attended before?
    • Q2. What value would I add to Cisco?
    • Q3. What do I know about Cisco?
    • Q4. Am I ready to work as an IT manager?
    • Ans. 

      No, as a software engineer, you may not have the necessary experience or skills to work as an IT manager.

      • Software engineers typically focus on coding and technical aspects, while IT managers are responsible for overseeing projects, teams, and budgets.

      • IT managers need strong leadership, communication, and decision-making skills, which may not be the primary focus of a software engineer.

      • Consider gaining experience in pro...

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    • Q5. Mention the layers in OSI stack
    • Ans. 

      OSI stack has 7 layers that define how data is transmitted over a network.

      • OSI stands for Open Systems Interconnection

      • Each layer has a specific function and communicates with adjacent layers

      • Layers are: Physical, Data Link, Network, Transport, Session, Presentation, Application

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    • Q6. When would I go for a router to make two computers communicate?
    • Ans. 

      A router is needed to connect two computers in different networks or to share internet connection.

      • When two computers are in different networks, a router is needed to connect them.

      • A router can also be used to share internet connection between multiple devices.

      • Routers can provide additional security features like firewall and VPN.

      • Examples of routers include Cisco, Netgear, and TP-Link.

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    • Q7. Mention the number of bits in IPv4 and IPv6 addresses
    • Ans. 

      IPv4 has 32 bits and IPv6 has 128 bits.

      • IPv4 addresses are in the format of xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx where each xxx is an 8-bit number.

      • IPv6 addresses are in the format of xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx where each xxxx is a 16-bit number.

      • IPv6 addresses allow for a much larger number of unique addresses than IPv4.

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    • Q8. What is the need for IPv6?
    • Ans. 

      IPv6 is needed due to the exhaustion of IPv4 addresses and the need for more unique IP addresses.

      • IPv6 provides a significantly larger address space compared to IPv4.

      • It allows for the allocation of unique IP addresses to every device connected to the internet.

      • IPv6 supports improved security features and better network performance.

      • It enables the growth of Internet of Things (IoT) devices and services.

      • Transitioning to IPv...

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    • Q9. How many clients are possible for a /24 address?. What is the network address and broadcast address here?
    • Ans. 

      A /24 address can have 256 clients. Network address is the first IP and broadcast address is the last IP.

      • A /24 address has 256 IP addresses

      • The network address is the first IP in the range

      • The broadcast address is the last IP in the range

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    • Q10. What is the difference between anycast, unicast, and multicast?
    • Ans. 

      Anycast, unicast, and multicast are different ways of routing network traffic.

      • Unicast is one-to-one communication between a sender and a receiver.

      • Anycast is one-to-nearest communication where the sender sends a message to the nearest receiver.

      • Multicast is one-to-many communication where the sender sends a message to a group of receivers.

      • Anycast is used for load balancing and finding the nearest server.

      • Unicast is used f...

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    • Q11. What is virtual memory? What is its size in relation to main memory?
    • Ans. 

      Virtual memory is a memory management technique that allows a computer to use more memory than physically available.

      • Virtual memory is created by using hard disk space as an extension of RAM.

      • It allows running more programs than the physical memory can handle.

      • The size of virtual memory is typically larger than the size of main memory.

      • Virtual memory is divided into pages, which are swapped in and out of main memory as nee...

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    • Q12. How do I rate myself in C, web technologies on a scale of 10?
    • Ans. 

      I rate myself 8 in C and 7 in web technologies.

      • I have extensive experience in C programming and have worked on multiple projects using it.

      • In web technologies, I have a good understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but there is always room for improvement.

      • I am constantly learning and improving my skills in both areas.

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    • Q13. What are my strengths?
    • Ans. 

      My strengths include problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and strong programming abilities.

      • Strong problem-solving skills - able to analyze complex problems and come up with effective solutions

      • Attention to detail - meticulous in writing code and ensuring it is error-free

      • Strong programming abilities - proficient in multiple programming languages such as Java, Python, and C++

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    • Q14. The classical 3l, 5l puzzle

    Interview Preparation Tips

    Skills:
    College Name: NA

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    Interview Preparation Tips

    Round: Resume Shortlist
    Experience: I had a standard resume for this company as per the norms of our institute’s placement cell. For Oracle I laid emphasis on my programming skills and projects related to it.

    Round: Test
    Experience: The first round was the written test that comprised of 5 sections – vocabulary, aptitude, pattern matching, logical reasoning and programming. The questions in the programming section were asked from data structures and C++. The questions in the programming section were mainly from trees (from data structures). Around 400 students appeared for their written test out of which around 100 were shortlisted.

    Round: HR Interview
    Experience: The next round was the interview round. They gave me some puzzles to solve and a program to write. One of the puzzles that I remember was that if I were to be given an egg then how would I determine its durability, i.e. how would I determine that from which floor do I need to throw the egg from so that the egg does not break if thrown from any floor below it.
    For the coding question I was given a mathematical formula and I was asked to devise a code such that the program uses the formula and gives the output.
    Tips: Prepare for Data Structures as well as the commonly asked puzzles for Oracle.

    College Name: IIT ROORKEE
    Motivation: Oracle is a reputed company in the space of software and ITeS. It had come to our campus with five profiles. The best means to know about all of them is to attend the pre-placement talk of the company.

    I applied via Approached by Company and was interviewed in Aug 2017. There were 5 interview rounds.

    Interview Questionnaire 

    4 Questions

    • Q1. Basic Java questions. Coding based on technical topics in Java. Approach and knowledge of other technology apart from core strength like ui ,design .
    • Q2. Scenario based questions. Deeper into Java and related technologies
    • Q3. Again based on Java and project but kind of client interview
    • Q4. Basic hr questions and salary discussion

    Interview Preparation Tips

    Round: Managerial
    Experience: More of past projects and team handling

    General Tips: Be prepared for basics in related technology and good through understanding in one core area.
    Skills: Communication, Problem Solving, Analytical Skills, Decision Making Skills
    Duration: 1-3 Months

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