Nagarro Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Quantititve Aptitude, DSA ,Logical Reasoning

Data Structures and Algorithms(Easy(1),Med(1)

Q1. Easy,Medium DSA, CP, OOPs concepts
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Q1. Normal discussion
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There were 30 MCQ based questions and the timing was 20 minutes. Question difficulty was easy to medium.

Q1. Give the Introduction
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Introduction is the first part of a speech or presentation where the speaker grabs the audience's attention and sets the tone for the rest of the talk.
• Start with a hook to grab the audience's attention

• Introduce yourself and your topic

• Provide some background information or context

• Preview what you will be discussing in the main body of the speech
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Q2. They asked many questions related to my skill set. They hired me for Team Lead / Powershell Automation Engineer. They asked me to write the code in powershell scripting to do some process automation. Asked...read more
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Q1. They asked me managerial questions. Team handling/building, Project handling, client meeting, problem solving kind of questions.
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Q1. Normal HR round questions, like Introduction, salary discussion, Joining date, location etc.
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There will be online interview aptitude questions.

Assignment involving Selenium and your technology stack for testing.

Q1. What is ASYNC/AWAIT
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ASYNC/AWAIT is a feature in JavaScript used for handling asynchronous operations.
• ASYNC is used to define a function as asynchronous

• AWAIT is used to pause the execution of a function until a Promise is settled

• ASYNC/AWAIT simplifies asynchronous code and makes it easier to read and write

• Example: async function fetchData() { await fetch('https://api.example.com/data'); }
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Q2. What is event driven architecture
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Event driven architecture is a design pattern where the flow of the system is determined by events.
• Events are generated by various components and can trigger actions in other components.

• It allows for loosely coupled systems, as components can communicate without direct dependencies.

• Common examples include message queues, pub/sub systems, and webhooks.
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Aptitude questions and 2 coding questions

Q1. All basic concepts related to .net
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Q2. Coding questions related to string manipulation
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Q1. Questions related to react, html, css and javascript
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Q1. Normal salary discussion
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50 questions in 60 minutes which contain MCQ's and javascript questions

Q1. Questions regarding callstack, reducer actions etc
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