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Snapdeal Interview Questions and Answers for Freshers
29 Interview questions
Dispatching involves coordinating the movement of goods or services efficiently and effectively through a systematic approach.
Understand the dispatch requirements: Know what needs to be dispatched, including quantity and destination.
Utilize a dispatch system: Use software tools to track orders, manage inventory, and schedule deliveries.
Communicate with drivers: Ensure drivers are informed about their routes, deliv...
There are 6 colors, so 6^3 = 216 different cubes can be obtained.
The cube has 6 faces, each of which can be one of 6 colors.
Therefore, there are 6 options for the first face, 6 for the second, and 6 for the third.
To find the total number of possible cubes, we multiply these options together: 6 x 6 x 6 = 216.
No, 899 is not a prime number.
A prime number is a positive integer greater than 1 that has no positive integer divisors other than 1 and itself.
899 can be divided by 29 and 31, so it is not a prime number.
The amount of water used in the college depends on various factors such as the number of students, staff, and facilities.
The amount of water used in the college varies depending on the size of the college.
The number of students, staff, and facilities also play a significant role in determining the amount of water used.
The college may have water-saving measures in place to reduce water usage.
The amount of water use...
Short term aim is to excel in my role as a business analyst and contribute to the success of the company. Long term aim is to become a senior business analyst and eventually a business consultant.
Short term aim: Excel in my role as a business analyst
Short term aim: Contribute to the success of the company
Long term aim: Become a senior business analyst
Long term aim: Transition into a business consultant role
The answer describes how to check if a linked list is a palindrome or not.
Traverse the linked list and store the values in an array
Compare the elements of the array from both ends to check for palindrome
Alternatively, use two pointers to traverse the linked list, one slow and one fast, and reverse the first half of the list while traversing
To check if a linked list has a loop, we can use the Floyd's cycle-finding algorithm.
Use two pointers, one moving at twice the speed of the other
If there is a loop, the fast pointer will eventually catch up with the slow pointer
If the fast pointer reaches the end of the list, there is no loop
To find the Kth element from the end of a linked list, we can use the two-pointer approach.
Initialize two pointers, 'fast' and 'slow', pointing to the head of the linked list.
Move the 'fast' pointer K steps ahead.
Move both 'fast' and 'slow' pointers one step at a time until 'fast' reaches the end of the linked list.
The 'slow' pointer will be pointing to the Kth element from the end.
Find the row with maximum number of 1's in a matrix of 0's and 1's.
Start from the top right corner of the matrix
If the current element is 1, move left in the same row
If the current element is 0, move down to the next row
Repeat until you reach the bottom left corner of the matrix
Intersection of 2 linked lists
Traverse both lists and compare each node to find the intersection
Use a hash set to store visited nodes and check for intersection
Calculate the length of both lists and adjust the starting point for comparison
Snapdeal Interview Experiences for Freshers
17 interviews found
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I applied via Recruitment Consulltant and was interviewed in Dec 2023. There was 1 interview round.
(4 Questions)
- Q1. Basic SQL question.
- Q2. Order of execution
- Ans.
The order of execution refers to the sequence in which instructions or operations are executed in a program.
The order of execution is determined by the programming language and the specific code being executed.
Generally, code is executed line by line from top to bottom.
However, there are exceptions such as loops, conditionals, and function calls that can alter the order of execution.
In some programming languages, there...
- Q3. Window functions
- Q4. Aggregate functions
Skills evaluated in this interview
I applied via Recruitment Consultant and was interviewed before Aug 2020. There was 1 interview round.
Interview Questionnaire
2 Questions
- Q1. Experience dispatch process
- Q2. Dispatch ko system se dispatch ku kere
- Ans.
Dispatching involves coordinating the movement of goods or services efficiently and effectively through a systematic approach.
Understand the dispatch requirements: Know what needs to be dispatched, including quantity and destination.
Utilize a dispatch system: Use software tools to track orders, manage inventory, and schedule deliveries.
Communicate with drivers: Ensure drivers are informed about their routes, delivery t...
Interview Preparation Tips
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Interviews were driven to know the candidate better and their capabilities. They also didn’t waste much time asking students who they were sure not to recruit and conducting reasonably long interviews.
General Tips: Do’s :
1. Start preparing with the start of the summers.
2. Concentrate on your own preparation and not on what others are doing.
3. Keep the preparation time of HR to maximum 20 hours because HR accounts for just 20% weightage in your selection procedure.
4. Have patience.
5. Prepare every point written in the resume such that you are able to speak for at least 3 min on the subject. You might gain bonus points if you are aware of some latest developments or strategic changes in the field.
Don’ts :
1. Never bog down when you are either not shortlisted in the company who have been aiming for or when even after practice you are not getting the correct way.
2. Do not form very large groups for the preparation. Try making the preparation time that you spend with the group as efficient as possible with the least of bulla sessions.
College Name: IIT Kanpur
Interview Questionnaire
17 Questions
- Q1. Little discussion on the project
- Q2. Find the LCA of a binary tree in place
- Ans.
The Lowest Common Ancestor (LCA) of a binary tree can be found in place using a recursive approach.
Start from the root node and recursively check if both nodes are present in the left and right subtrees.
If one node is found in the left subtree and the other in the right subtree, then the current node is the LCA.
If both nodes are found in the left subtree, recursively search for the LCA in the left subtree.
If both nodes...
- Q3. About virtual constructors and destructors
- Q4. Design a recommendation system as you see on e-commerce sites recommending the items for you to buy. You just have to tell the ideas and design the classes accordingly
- Q5. Design a product review system with posts being categorized as a review, question or an answer. Also consider the case of upvotes, downvotes, like, share, comment
- Q6. Given a dictionary you have to list the anagrams
- Q7. In array find sum closest to zero
- Q8. Knapsack and coin change problem
- Ans.
Knapsack and coin change problems are classic dynamic programming problems.
Knapsack problem involves maximizing the value of items in a knapsack without exceeding its capacity.
Coin change problem involves finding the minimum number of coins needed to make a certain amount of change.
Both problems can be solved using dynamic programming techniques.
Examples: 0/1 Knapsack, Fractional Knapsack, Coin Change with limited coin...
- Q9. In array find max product of three numbers
- Ans.
Find the maximum product of three numbers in an array.
Sort the array in ascending order.
Multiply the last three numbers in the sorted array to get the maximum product.
If there are negative numbers in the array, consider multiplying the two smallest negative numbers with the largest positive number.
- Q10. DBMS queries on SELF JOIN and Cartesian Product
- Q11. Which e-commerce site you normally purchase from and why?
- Ans.
I usually shop on Amazon for its vast selection, competitive prices, and convenient delivery options.
Wide variety of products: From electronics to groceries, Amazon has almost everything.
Competitive pricing: Often find better deals compared to local stores.
Fast shipping: Amazon Prime offers same-day or next-day delivery.
User reviews: Helpful customer feedback aids in making informed decisions.
Easy returns: The return p...
- Q12. If a shipment is changed in between i.e. product is replaced by say, a soap how will you tackle this problem?
- Q13. Tell me about yourself
- Ans.
I am a highly motivated and experienced professional with a strong background in project management and team leadership.
Over 10 years of experience in managing complex projects and leading cross-functional teams
Proven track record of delivering projects on time and within budget
Strong communication and interpersonal skills, able to effectively collaborate with stakeholders at all levels
Expertise in implementing project...
- Q14. What is your real goal in life
- Ans.
My real goal in life is to make a meaningful impact on others while pursuing personal growth and fulfillment.
To contribute positively to my community, like volunteering at local shelters.
To continuously learn and grow, such as taking courses in my field.
To build strong relationships with family and friends, prioritizing quality time.
To achieve a work-life balance that allows for personal passions, like traveling or pai...
- Q15. Your manager is being bossy. How will you tackle this situation
- Ans.
I would address the situation by communicating with my manager and finding a solution together.
Initiate a conversation with the manager to understand their expectations and concerns
Express your own concerns and feelings respectfully
Propose alternative approaches or suggestions
Seek a compromise or find common ground
Maintain open and honest communication throughout the process
- Q16. Toughest challenge you faced in your college
- Ans.
Balancing academics, extracurricular activities, and part-time job
Juggling multiple responsibilities
Time management challenges
Prioritizing tasks effectively
- Q17. You are the favorite of your manager but others are being jealous. What will you do?
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Same questions were asked in every NIT and test was on hackerrank. We had to do 22 MCQs and 3 coding problems which are as follows:
1) Given a string of parenthesis only, check if it’s valid or not. -----/
2) Find next greater number with same set of digits. -----/
3) Given an array where each element is the money a person have and there is only Rs. 3 note. We need to check whether it is possible to divide the money equally among all the persons or not. If it is possible then find Minimum number of transactions needed.
Total Questions: 25
Round: Test
Experience: Around 32 students were selected for a written coding round. 2 ques were asked in this round:
1) Print the power set of a given set. -----/
2) Output the no of binary strings of length n having no consecutive 0’shttp://www.geeksforgeeks.org/count-number-binary-strings-without-consecutive-1s/
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Nothing technical was asked to me although be prepared with concepts of Threading.
This was actually more of a conversation than an interview. The interviewer was very friendly. We discussed the elements in and about Snapdeal.
College Name: NA
Skills evaluated in this interview
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: GD was conducted for shortlisted candidates and candidates were divided into groups of 6 people.There were 3 topics and each topic was discussed for 2 minutes.No specific rules,like each person needs to speak,are to be followed during the GD.Anyone can initiate,intervene,etc. Finally we were asked to link all three topics and this discussion went on for another 2 minutes.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Only a single round lasting about 40-45 minutes.There were only 4 people in the panel and technical as well as HR questions were asked. First I was asked to go through my own resume, “Introduce/Tell us about yourself?". E.g.:“Where have you shown leadership qualities?Have you led a
team?Size of team? What new initiatives did you take?”.Core questions starting form basics like “How does an airplane fly?” to specific questions about the different types of engines used in airplanes,their specifications, etc. were asked. HR questions were put up like"What was the most difficult decision in your life?" and grilled on my internship for 15-20 minutes which I did in Transocean. (Another oil field services company).
General Tips: You need to be very good in the basics of your
core courses and if you have done an internship in the oil industry,
you will definitely be grilled on that.Questions will be asked in quick succession.
Skill Tips: Highlight any intern in Oil industry or anything related to that in your resume.Any POR or any sport activity which shows your leadership qualities should me mentioned in your resume.
Skills: Leadership qualities, Athletic, Quick thinking, presence of mind
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: 10 candidates shortlisted through aptitude test (50 ques in 12 min, cut off was 50).
Duration: 12 minutes minutes
Total Questions: 50
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: 1st interview was technical with some general HR questions. I related the work done in internships to the work being done in the snapdeal company. I was asked if I had any other interview to which I replied flipkart. He then asked me why snapdeal and not flipkart. I had studied everything about the 2 companies and was thus able to defend my choice. Next he gave me some puzzles, I did all with little inputs from him. I was asked to wait for 2nd interview and not go to Flipkart GD but I went anyway.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: This interview round was again technical. This time there were 2 panellists and they again gave me 4-5 puzzles, which I did successfully. I was asked to wait for a HR interview.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: The HR interview was just a formality, he explained me my responsibilities in the organization and made me a spot offer.
General Tips: 1. Pre placement preparation is very important. Begin early and try to distribute time to all the areas especially your shortcomings.
2. Try to remain calm and confident in the interview.
3. Do not cram up the answers to hr questions or puzzles.
4. There are plenty of companies with handsome compensation. Just give your best in preparations and interviews.
College Name: IIT Kanpur
Adithya H K Upadhya
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: An aptitude test which was followed by three rounds of technical interviews and finally the HR interview.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Snapdeal offered placements for 5 students (3 from CS and 2 from IT).
General Tips: Be extremely well prepared for any company. Research about the company's profile extensively before the company's interview. HR panel always looks for candidates who are well aware of the company in order to measure the candidate's interest. Data structures are absolutely necessary for any company. Improve coding skills through frequent participation in competitive programming arena such as codeForces, codeChef, HackerEarth etc. "Software development job profile was offered to me.
Unnecessary and irrelevant questions are to be avoided. We should raise questions only if we have some genuine questions. However any question related to job profile or location preference could be raised. "
"It was very grueling and tiring at first but the sweet taste of placement makes it all worth it.
Placements are a turning point in everybody's career."
Skill Tips: Snapdeal is more focussed on Data structures and object oriented technology.
For data structures, online materials such as GeeksforGeeks are excellent and in case of OOPS concepts, stronghold in either C++ or java programming language is necessary.
Skills:
College Name: NIT Surathkal
Aman Jain
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Algorithmic coding test was conducted on hackerank platform. Around 60 students gave online test. There were 4-5 algo questions to be done in 90 mins duration.
Tips: Try to do at least 2 questions.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: First Interviewer asked me to introduce myself. Then he asked me questions on data structures & Algo. He asked me about tree data structures, why it is used, time complexities of various operations on tree, balancing of tree, AVL Tree. He asked me write AVL Tree insertion, deletion, update code. Then he jumps to BTree, B+Tree and asks me write code on paper for various operations. Questions were asked on indexing, various types of indexing, how it is used in databases, etc. Then he briefly asked about the project I done in my internship.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Interviewer asked me how was my 1st round, I said it was great. He first asked me introduce myself. Then he asked about my projects mentioned in my resume. I done a project in machine learning on spam webpage detection. He was interested in that. He asked me what language, libraries I used to implement that project. Then he gave me real time scenario to predict whether an item is explosive or not. Then I approached this problem and asked information related to problem. He was impressed by the approach I target the problem. He asked me what machine learning model will be best and what are their pros and cons. Then he asked me question that given 100 sorted linked lists, you have to merge them and return single sorted linked list. I gave 3-4 solutions with their time & space complexities.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Interviewer asked me common HR questions like tell me about yourself, my family background, why do you want to join the company, what impact you can make in Snapdeal, why should we hire you. After that he congratulated me for the role of SDE at Snapdeal. I was very happy at that moment.
All the 5 students cleared this round.
Skills: SQL, ML, Algorithms And Data Structures, Python, Basic C/C++
College Name: IIT Guwahati
Piyush Raman
Interview Questionnaire
7 Questions
- Q1. Discussion on internship at IBM' Cloud Unit
- Q2. Find LCM of all numbers from 1 to n. Give an algorithm, then correctly estimate the time complexity
- Ans.
Algorithm to find LCM of all numbers from 1 to n and its time complexity
Find prime factors of all numbers from 1 to n
For each prime factor, find the highest power it appears in any number from 1 to n
Multiply all prime factors raised to their highest power to get LCM
Time complexity: O(n*log(log(n)))
- Q3. SQL vs NoSQL. Why NoSQL
- Ans.
NoSQL databases are flexible, scalable, and can handle large amounts of unstructured data.
NoSQL databases are schema-less, allowing for easy and flexible data modeling.
They can handle large amounts of unstructured data, making them suitable for big data applications.
NoSQL databases are highly scalable and can easily handle high traffic and large user bases.
They provide horizontal scalability by distributing data across...
- Q4. Some DBMS designing question relating to Snapdeal website
- Q5. JAVA-Spring and Hibernate
- Q6. Variation of -----/ Given a dictionary of words and a number n. Find count of all words in dictionary that can be formed by given number n
- Ans.
The question asks to find the count of words in a dictionary that can be formed by a given number.
Iterate through each word in the dictionary
Check if the characters in the word can be formed using the given number
Increment the count if the word can be formed
- Q7. Given an array of elements. We can perform following operation only- Increase an array element. Cost of operation is the amount of increment made per array element. Now for a given H, we need to make any H...
- Ans.
Minimize cost to make H elements of an array equal by only increasing their values.
Identify the target value H that elements should be increased to.
Calculate the cost for each element that needs to be increased to H.
Select the H smallest costs to minimize total cost.
Example: For array [2, 3, 5, 6, 4, 4] and H=4, costs are [2, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0]. Total cost = 3.
Optimal complexity is achieved by sorting or using a min-heap t...
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: I did both coding question ( 1 full and 2nd partial ) and 5 MCQ only and was shortlisted
Tips: Refer to interview sets on Geeksforgeeks.
Do solve both the coding questions first. Not necessary to pass all test cases for both.
Then go for C based o/p questions. At last aptitude.
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 23
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: I did not know JAVA and DBMS so could not answer any of the last 2 questions. I told him directly thati had no experience in JAVA / DBMS and justified. I had proficiency in Data Structure and Algorithms and I beleive the interviewer liked my internship work on Cloud / Virtualization
Tips: Focus on Data Strucure-Algorithms, JAVA, DBMS, Puzzles
Round: Test
Experience: All repeated questions from previous interviews.
Tips: Refer interview set from geeksforgeeks.org
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 3
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: For the first question, I started by exponential solution and reduced it to polynomial. We
discussed various approaches and tried a variety of methods and after
1-1.5 hrs of discussion finally ended up with an O(1) solution with some
pre-processing overhead. After achiveing O(1) time complexity, he asked
to further optimize the space complexity.
Usage of Trie / TST. Internal Implementation of Hashing structure and replacing the hashing mechanism using Trie / TST.
Tips: Focus on Tree, Stacks, Queue, Linked List, Hash Maps, Trie, Hashing, String Algorithms, Ternary Search Tree
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Typical HR
General Tips: Practice programming
Skill Tips: Focus on Data Structure-Algorithms and programming in either C++ / JAVA
Skills: Data Structure, Algorithms, Programing, JAVA, DBMS
College Name: Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing, Jabalpur
Motivation: -
Funny Moments: -
Skills evaluated in this interview
Interview Questionnaire
5 Questions
- Q1. Estimate the revenue of a Dominos outlet
- Ans.
Estimating the revenue of a Dominos outlet
Consider the average number of orders per day
Calculate the average order value
Multiply the average number of orders by the average order value
Take into account any seasonal variations or promotions
Consider the location and population density of the outlet
Analyze the competition in the area
Factor in the operating expenses and profit margin
- Q2. Tell me about yourself
- Ans.
I am an experienced analyst with a strong background in data analysis and problem-solving.
Experienced analyst with a track record of successfully analyzing complex data sets
Proficient in using statistical software and data visualization tools
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to identify trends and patterns
Excellent communication and presentation skills
Ability to work independently and collaborate with cross-fun...
- Q3. Why E-commerce (or whatever field you're applying to)?
- Q4. Why Snapdeal (or whatever company it is)?
- Ans.
Snapdeal is a leading e-commerce company in India with a strong customer base and a wide range of products.
Snapdeal has a large customer base in India, which provides a great opportunity for growth and impact.
The company offers a wide range of products across various categories, catering to diverse customer needs.
Snapdeal has a strong presence in the e-commerce market, competing with other major players.
The company has...
- Q5. Estimate the costs of an Auto-Rickshaw driver. (No time frame)
- Ans.
Estimating the costs of an Auto-Rickshaw driver.
Consider fuel expenses for the auto-rickshaw.
Include maintenance and repair costs.
Factor in license and permit fees.
Account for insurance premiums.
Include daily wages for any helpers or assistants.
Consider miscellaneous expenses like parking fees and tolls.
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: It was a bit disappointing to not get shortlisted in a couple of companies I was looking forward to, but I really didn't expect much with my CPI (6 pointer during placements). But my internship helped me loads and gave my resume one 'spike' which became crucial.
Tips: Maintain a good CPI, as you've heard from every senior, but is necessary. Also keep a couple of profiles in your mind, which you want to work in, and then create a resume as such, and take up internships and POR's, all good spikes for which a recruiter, mostly including an IIT alumnus look for.
Round: Test
Experience: A make or break situation for me due to my poor CPI. Fortunately I got shortlisted in almost all companies for which I gave the test, for GD and so on, so it's a very very crucial part of the placement process.
Tips: Be smart during giving your tests. The recruiter judges your decision making skills and speed skills through this. Specially with students with an average CPI, this is the most important step as companies that come for mass recruitment make their decision on this basis.
Duration: 12 minutes
Total Questions: 50
Round: Group Discussion
Experience: For SnapDeal, they had what they called a Group Activity but it was per se a GD. They gave us a problem, a general aptitude question and they gave us hints in order to solve it. I tried to take charge and maintain decorum among 20 people there and it helped.
I was way more silent during my GD for Flipkart and that is the worst thing I could have done.
Tips: Always speak up. Content matters less, being smart and practical matters more. You can twist the points of another person, but keep your stand, whatever side you take. Just keep calm and speak your heart out. Also, give everyone a chance. If someone in the room hasn't spoken a word for some while, take the initiative to stop the discussion then and there and ask that person his/her views. A moderator is not always looking at a person who starts or ends well, he might be looking for a person who is a team player.
Duration: 20 minutes
Round: Problem Statement
Experience: Unfortunately never had the chance to tackle this part of the process.
Tips: Do what you feel is right, even if it's going wrong. An attempt matters, don't leave the space blank.
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: There were different approaches to tackle this problem, and I mostly took the most complicated and inaccurate one. But I was confident in what I was doing. I estimated the amount of pizzas delivered and purchased on the spot, estimated the number of people served by the outlet area-wise, where I could have used an age distribution method. I guesstimated the cost of one pizza, also dividing into sizes and also included other side orders. The interviewer was happy and got selected in to the next round. This is for a company by Indus Insights, a consulting firm.
Tips: Practice makes perfect. Cover all case interviews and practice hard, specially for a consulting firm obviously. Be confident with the method you use, and constantly interact with the interviewer. Do not underestimate the importance of keeping the interviewer in the loop. Tell him/her what you are thinking, even though it's rubbish, and ask them for clarifications wherever you're stuck. It's not just your problem solving skills, it's a test to how you present the solution to a potential client.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: I started off with my basic introduction i.e. Name, Branch, hometown etc. Then I shifted to my intern as it had been the most recent activity I had done. So on, I continued covering all my internships and POR and then told some of my hobbies. Regarding the why e-commerce question, I mentioned the fact that it's the fastest growing market in the world, and the company is among the top firms in this market.
Tips: Its important to prepare these questions before hand. These are make or break questions as these relate to whether you'll fit the dynamics of the firm. Its important to be energetic and lively. What you show in the interview is exactly what they perceive to be your general status and personality. Always saw the firm excites you and you should be aware of the functioning of the market and the firm. Studying up earlier is a must, regarding recent developments in general as well.
Don't be afraid to cross question regarding the company and other affairs related to the company.
I wasn't asked a behavioural question as such, but try not to get cocky. Keep it simple, and don't get frustrated.
Round: Guesstimate Interview
Experience: I started off by asking the time frame. Nothing was cleared by the interviewer so I started asking the basic questions, regarding city, etc. I broke down the costs i.e. Personal and related to maintenance. Asked a ton of questions in order to keep the interviewer involved.
Tips: A guesstimate is quite similar to a case interview, but this tests more general knowledge wherein a case questions your intellect on the case itself. Similar tips as to tackling a case, but you make loads of assumptions yourself. Read some population and area data of major Indian cities before hand, and keep asking whether the assumptions you're making sound reasonable or not. Don't worry if the answer is too random, it's more about the process rather than the figure.
Also, if you have read up before on how to solve guesstimates, you'll face something called as Sanity check. In the interview, you aren't asked to do one, try and avoid unless you are really confident.
General Tips: Don't lose hope. Placements are a tiring process. People with brilliant resumes don't get placed and haven't gotten placed yet. So keep on fighting, you will get placed in a good company with a good package soon. Also don't reject a company if the package is okay, it's your first job. You are being awarded money based on one interview, they don't know your work yet. So choose a job where you like the profile instead of the money.
Skill Tips: Speed is crucial in the tests. Half of the people usually complain on missing out on questions.
Skills: Speed, Aptitude
College Name: IIT BOMBAY
Motivation: It is a fast growing company in the fastest growing market. A company where growth is fast and leaning experience is endless. They have also taken up social projects towards which I have some inclinations so that helped.
Funny Moments: One of my friend got placed a day before me in Olacabs, and had a higher CPI than me. The day I got placed he was with me, and I could not help laughing the fact that I had a higher package.
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