Sasken Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

• Q1. Abstract vs Interface
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• Q2. When to use interface and abstract
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• Q3. Method overloading and Method overriding
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• Q4. Difference between val and var
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• Q5. Difference between const and val
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• Q6. Project related questions
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• Q7. Coding question: Shift all zeroes to one side.
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• Q8. Asked about Viewmodel and how does it handle configuration changes.
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• Q9. What are the advantages of Kotlin over Java?
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I was asked about Rust and it's nuances: How the memory management model works, and then asked to write a program to read and write files to disk, as well as accept command line arguments using Rust's standard library.

• Q1. How do you work on code that someone else has written?
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• Q2. How do you debug and solve problems that might've gotten missed during Unit Testing after they've been presented by QA?
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• Q3. How do you improve the performance/memory footprint of your Rust program, without relying on any external crates, profilers, or architectural changes? Assume th...read more
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• Q1. Where do you see yourself in 3 years time?
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• Q2. Why did you leave your previous organisation after such a short stint?
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Aptitude round consists of 7-8 sections that assess the candidates aptitude skills and time management.

For me the topic of group discussion was Cybersecurity and Computer Networking.

• Q1. Explain the OOPS concepts of Java and related questions.
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• Q2. Write a Program to find the duplicates in an array and store them in key-value pairs using hashmap.
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• Q1. Tell me about Yourself
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• Q2. Some scenario based questions.
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• Q1. Cmos design and cross section view
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• Q2. Fabrication processes
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• Q1. C concepts and Experience
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• Q1. Self questions about your self
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