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DSA medium level questions were asked.

Q1. Design MakeMyTrip kind of application.
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MakeMyTrip is a travel booking application that allows users to book flights, hotels, and holiday packages.
• Include features like flight/hotel search, booking, payment gateway integration, and user profiles.

• Implement filters for search results, reviews/ratings for hotels, and notifications for booking updates.

• Integrate maps for location tracking, weather forecasts, and customer support chatbot.

• Offer discounts, loyalty p...read more
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Q2. Oops based questions.
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Q1. Tell me about your self
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Q2. How many work experience
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Q1. What is expectation for salary
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3 coding questions

Q1. Design a Time Series Database
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A time series database stores data points with timestamps for efficient retrieval and analysis.
• Choose a suitable data model for the database

• Use a time-based partitioning scheme for efficient data retrieval

• Implement compression techniques to reduce storage requirements

• Support for querying and analyzing time-based data

• Ensure data consistency and durability

• Consider scalability and high availability

• Examples: InfluxDB, Time
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Q1. The interview emphasized team collaboration and work ethics, with a particular focus on my overall work experience at my previous company.
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Q2. What were your preferences regarding work locations, specifically your views on working from the office (WFO) compared to working from home (WFH)?
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I prefer a mix of both working from the office and working from home.
• I believe in the benefits of face-to-face collaboration and communication that come with working from the office.

• At the same time, I appreciate the flexibility and productivity that working from home offers.

• I think a hybrid approach, where employees have the option to choose between WFO and WFH based on their tasks and preferences, is ideal.

• I have exp...read more
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Q1. Focus was on DS algo and scenario based coding questions
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Q2. Design skills and OS knowledge
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First round was a coding test which has 2 problem solving questions and 3 subjective questions based on C++

Q1. This is also based on problem solving and DSA. A small part will be OS and network.
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More of a subjective round, highly focused on OS, networking and computer architecture.

Q1. This round is with the HM, totally subjective. Highly focused on past experience, current projects etc.
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Q1. HR discussion mostly questions are related to past and current experience.
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2 coding questions based on DSA.

Q1. Easy coding problem.
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Q2. Medium coding problem.
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Aptitude test was the mixture of common aptitude questions along with sql, basic javascript and java language basic questions and couple of simple coding questions like febinachi series, palindrom pattern etc .

Q1. They started from basic of java and some frameworks like springboot and then moved to advance of these topics.
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Q2. Springboot annotations Opps concept run-time and compile time polimorphisam SQL quesries for Select and Joins
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Q1. Level 2 interview from the same topics along with abstraction and interface Constructor overriding is possible or not? dependency injection
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Q2. Ways to create object in java.
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Objects in Java can be created using the 'new' keyword, constructors, and factory methods.
• Use the 'new' keyword followed by the class name to create an object

• Objects can also be created using constructors to initialize the object's state

• Factory methods can be used to create objects without exposing the instantiation logic
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