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10 Feb 2017
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I was interviewed in Dec 2016.
Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: A total of two questions were to be solved in a duration of 5 days. Both the questions were programming based and required knowledge of data-structures and algorithms.
Tips: Though it was mentioned that solving any one of the two questions should ensure interview shortlist, only those who solved both the questions were shortlisted. So, ensure that you solve both the questions. In the worst case, by brute force.
Total Questions: 2
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: This round involved solving two programming questions. Both the questions involved writing code on their editor, compiling it and running for few test cases provided by them.
Tips: 1) Make sure you practice writing more and more code during your preparation rather than passively reading/thinking of solution to coding questions
2) Make sure you 'think aloud' during the interview (discuss your approach/progress you have made regarding the question) even when you are stuck so that the interviewer can guide you to the correct direction. However, please don't confuse this with abruptly speaking of any solution that comes to you mind. Relax and take your time but don't hesitate to speak to the interviewer when stuck
3) Discuss the approach with the interviewer before proceeding to code your final solution
4) Write a readable code with proper variable naming, code reuse
5) Dry run your solution on few basic and corner test cases before flagging a question as done!
Round: HR Interview
Experience: This was an easy round. HR asked be few questions from my resume. After that a long discussion on work culture of the company and kind of profile I will like to work on.
Tips: Just speak honestly in this round. It will be a cake-walk then.
Round: Test
Experience: This is the last round where you are given a booklet of 30 questions on 10th level maths and mental ability questions and are asked to solve it in 60 minutes.
Tips: Time will be sufficient so ensure you don't commit silly mistakes
Duration: 1 hour
Total Questions: 30
Skills: Data Structures And Algorithms
College Name: IIT Bombay
Experience: A total of two questions were to be solved in a duration of 5 days. Both the questions were programming based and required knowledge of data-structures and algorithms.
Tips: Though it was mentioned that solving any one of the two questions should ensure interview shortlist, only those who solved both the questions were shortlisted. So, ensure that you solve both the questions. In the worst case, by brute force.
Total Questions: 2
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: This round involved solving two programming questions. Both the questions involved writing code on their editor, compiling it and running for few test cases provided by them.
Tips: 1) Make sure you practice writing more and more code during your preparation rather than passively reading/thinking of solution to coding questions
2) Make sure you 'think aloud' during the interview (discuss your approach/progress you have made regarding the question) even when you are stuck so that the interviewer can guide you to the correct direction. However, please don't confuse this with abruptly speaking of any solution that comes to you mind. Relax and take your time but don't hesitate to speak to the interviewer when stuck
3) Discuss the approach with the interviewer before proceeding to code your final solution
4) Write a readable code with proper variable naming, code reuse
5) Dry run your solution on few basic and corner test cases before flagging a question as done!
Round: HR Interview
Experience: This was an easy round. HR asked be few questions from my resume. After that a long discussion on work culture of the company and kind of profile I will like to work on.
Tips: Just speak honestly in this round. It will be a cake-walk then.
Round: Test
Experience: This is the last round where you are given a booklet of 30 questions on 10th level maths and mental ability questions and are asked to solve it in 60 minutes.
Tips: Time will be sufficient so ensure you don't commit silly mistakes
Duration: 1 hour
Total Questions: 30
Skills: Data Structures And Algorithms
College Name: IIT Bombay
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Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: We were given two programming questions to solve in offline mode. A total of 5 days was given to submit the solution.
Tips: While it was required to solve either of the problems to be considered for interview shortlist, only those who solved both the problems were shortlisted for interview. So ensure you give enough time and solve both the questions.
Total Questions: 2
College Name: IIT Bombay
Experience: We were given two programming questions to solve in offline mode. A total of 5 days was given to submit the solution.
Tips: While it was required to solve either of the problems to be considered for interview shortlist, only those who solved both the problems were shortlisted for interview. So ensure you give enough time and solve both the questions.
Total Questions: 2
College Name: IIT Bombay
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Interview Preparation Tips
Round: TEST
Experience: Round-1: (Online Coding Round)
Question-1:
Abstract
An orienteering map is to be given in the following format. ########
#@....G#
##.##@##
#..@..S#
#@.....#
########Calculate the minimum distance from the start(S) to the goal(G) with passing all the checkpoints(@).
Specification
‘.’ means an opened-block that players can pass.
‘#’ means a closed-block that players cannot pass.
It is allowed to move only by one step vertically or horizontally.
1 <= width <= 100, 1 <= height <= 100
The maximum number of checkpoints is 18.
Return -1 if given arguments do not satisfy specifications, or players cannot arrive at the goal from the start by passing all the checkpoints.
Input
The input is to be given in the following format, from the standard input. W H
Row1
Row2
...
RowHThe first row is to describe the width and the height of the orienteering map, sectioned by a space.
Output
Output into the standard output, and put a return.
Question-2:
Implement a Immutable Queue in Java.In both of these question Code skeleton was provided.
Round: Test
Experience: After this, we had to select our location and dates of the interview also.
It was 13th September and we went there for the interview. Interview was further taken in 4 different rounds. Aptitude – 30 MCQs from P&C, Probability, Contribution, Profit – Loss, Time and Work etc. to be done in 1 hour.
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 30
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Live Coding & Technical Discussion: – In this round an engineer discussed the technologies I have worked on and then gave me another problem to code. It was to print all the permutations of a string in sorted order. He gave me a software designing problem and asked me how will you proceed with that and what ideas are you proposing for that kind of a design? And then he asked me about my internship experience with Oracle and what work I was doing that time. – In this round the interviewer asked to optimize and code the first problem in the given assignment and print the complete path from source to goal in 45-60 min.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Not to mention but it was the best round among all. She asked me some usual questions like how their interview process was, the differences I found in the process, why I want to work with them, how I fit in their organization.
College Name: NA
Experience: Round-1: (Online Coding Round)
Question-1:
Abstract
An orienteering map is to be given in the following format. ########
#@....G#
##.##@##
#..@..S#
#@.....#
########Calculate the minimum distance from the start(S) to the goal(G) with passing all the checkpoints(@).
Specification
‘.’ means an opened-block that players can pass.
‘#’ means a closed-block that players cannot pass.
It is allowed to move only by one step vertically or horizontally.
1 <= width <= 100, 1 <= height <= 100
The maximum number of checkpoints is 18.
Return -1 if given arguments do not satisfy specifications, or players cannot arrive at the goal from the start by passing all the checkpoints.
Input
The input is to be given in the following format, from the standard input. W H
Row1
Row2
...
RowHThe first row is to describe the width and the height of the orienteering map, sectioned by a space.
Output
Output into the standard output, and put a return.
Question-2:
Implement a Immutable Queue in Java.In both of these question Code skeleton was provided.
Round: Test
Experience: After this, we had to select our location and dates of the interview also.
It was 13th September and we went there for the interview. Interview was further taken in 4 different rounds. Aptitude – 30 MCQs from P&C, Probability, Contribution, Profit – Loss, Time and Work etc. to be done in 1 hour.
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 30
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Live Coding & Technical Discussion: – In this round an engineer discussed the technologies I have worked on and then gave me another problem to code. It was to print all the permutations of a string in sorted order. He gave me a software designing problem and asked me how will you proceed with that and what ideas are you proposing for that kind of a design? And then he asked me about my internship experience with Oracle and what work I was doing that time. – In this round the interviewer asked to optimize and code the first problem in the given assignment and print the complete path from source to goal in 45-60 min.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Not to mention but it was the best round among all. She asked me some usual questions like how their interview process was, the differences I found in the process, why I want to work with them, how I fit in their organization.
College Name: NA
Interview Questionnaire
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- Q1. Live Coding Round
- Q2. Routine HR Interview
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Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: Pretty easy, can potentially be a counting factor in the final selection process
Tips: Try your best at it, and learn along.
Duration: 1 Week minute
Total Questions: 3
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Definitely the deciding factor for your selection.
Need to prepare thoroughly the problems based on the basic concepts of Algorithms and Data Structures
Tips: The assignment can be your first step towards this process
Round: Test
Experience: A really basic and straightforward aptitude test. No need to ace it, just do your best
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Definitely not a deciding factor, really simple information gathering HR questions
Skills: Data Structures, Use of IDE Eclipse, JAVA, Algorithms
College Name: IIT KANPUR
Experience: Pretty easy, can potentially be a counting factor in the final selection process
Tips: Try your best at it, and learn along.
Duration: 1 Week minute
Total Questions: 3
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Definitely the deciding factor for your selection.
Need to prepare thoroughly the problems based on the basic concepts of Algorithms and Data Structures
Tips: The assignment can be your first step towards this process
Round: Test
Experience: A really basic and straightforward aptitude test. No need to ace it, just do your best
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Definitely not a deciding factor, really simple information gathering HR questions
Skills: Data Structures, Use of IDE Eclipse, JAVA, Algorithms
College Name: IIT KANPUR
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Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Test
Experience: Though the assignment of Works Application was challenging but if you solve and submit it, there are great chances that you are gonna shortlisted for the next round. I had solved one problem in C++ and the other one in JAVA language. For solving the question you are supposed to be good at data structure, standard algorithm problem(dynamic programming, greedy) and java, C++ or both. If you solve the problem of geeksforgeeks and leetcode regularly you'd really find the problem easy and interesting.
Tips: While solving the assignment you can discuss the algorithm but mustn't share your code with your friends because you can lose such a wonderful opportunity. Just spend your time and you are almost there.
Must submit the problem and start preparing for the live coding round.
Duration: 1 week minute
Total Questions: 2
Round: Test
Experience: Those who have submitted the correct solution of the first round are selected for this round. You are given 30 simple problem for testing your aptitude skill. The questions were easy but if you loose your calmness you may miss several questions and solve some question incorrectly. Times are enough for the 30 question.
Tips: Questions were same for everyone. So plan your seating arrangement meticulously and also must keep in mind "Concentration is the key for early solution".
Duration: 1:30 hrs minute
Total Questions: 30
Round: Test
Experience: All your past skill of programming gonna be tested in this round. The round would be live where you would be given a small monitor, keyboard and mouse and on the opposite side of you, interviewer gonna watch everything you type in your monitor. The problem would be easy and the are good amount of chances that you might have went through that problems during the preparation. You are asked to program two problem one after another. If you successfully code both passing all the given test cases(two or three generally), kudos!! you are almost selected for works Application.
Tips: Just have patience and be cool while coding and plan your solution before coding.
Duration: 40 min. minutes
Total Questions: 2
Round: Interview
Experience: It's just a formality round and don't worry about it. In my HR Interview round, the interviewer had set of 20 or few more simple questions asking about myself. We also discussed about the company, working hours and working culture. After the completion of round, the interviewer congratulated with saying, "As you have solved both questions in live coding round and so we are hiring you in WorksApplication".
Tips: Get some information about the company before any HR Interview.
General Tips: 1: Be Confident.
2: Keep Smiling.
3: Do not be Panic.
4: Remember they are here to hire you but not reject you.
5: Do not loose hope.
6: Believe at yourself.
7: Start preparing early.
8: Do demo interviews with your friend.
Skill Tips: Solve all the problem of leetcode and go through all the algorithmic problems of geeksforgeeks
Skills: C++, Data structure, Algorithm, java
College Name: IIT DELHI
Motivation: Every body joins a comapny for making a software or earning money. But I was always motivated to MAKE MONEY. I have taken this job because they have very extensive work in Share Market and they have lots of MBA from IIM's, Lots of CAs, CS. Thats why i have choosen Edelweiss. I have rejected epic System USA for this profile.
Experience: Though the assignment of Works Application was challenging but if you solve and submit it, there are great chances that you are gonna shortlisted for the next round. I had solved one problem in C++ and the other one in JAVA language. For solving the question you are supposed to be good at data structure, standard algorithm problem(dynamic programming, greedy) and java, C++ or both. If you solve the problem of geeksforgeeks and leetcode regularly you'd really find the problem easy and interesting.
Tips: While solving the assignment you can discuss the algorithm but mustn't share your code with your friends because you can lose such a wonderful opportunity. Just spend your time and you are almost there.
Must submit the problem and start preparing for the live coding round.
Duration: 1 week minute
Total Questions: 2
Round: Test
Experience: Those who have submitted the correct solution of the first round are selected for this round. You are given 30 simple problem for testing your aptitude skill. The questions were easy but if you loose your calmness you may miss several questions and solve some question incorrectly. Times are enough for the 30 question.
Tips: Questions were same for everyone. So plan your seating arrangement meticulously and also must keep in mind "Concentration is the key for early solution".
Duration: 1:30 hrs minute
Total Questions: 30
Round: Test
Experience: All your past skill of programming gonna be tested in this round. The round would be live where you would be given a small monitor, keyboard and mouse and on the opposite side of you, interviewer gonna watch everything you type in your monitor. The problem would be easy and the are good amount of chances that you might have went through that problems during the preparation. You are asked to program two problem one after another. If you successfully code both passing all the given test cases(two or three generally), kudos!! you are almost selected for works Application.
Tips: Just have patience and be cool while coding and plan your solution before coding.
Duration: 40 min. minutes
Total Questions: 2
Round: Interview
Experience: It's just a formality round and don't worry about it. In my HR Interview round, the interviewer had set of 20 or few more simple questions asking about myself. We also discussed about the company, working hours and working culture. After the completion of round, the interviewer congratulated with saying, "As you have solved both questions in live coding round and so we are hiring you in WorksApplication".
Tips: Get some information about the company before any HR Interview.
General Tips: 1: Be Confident.
2: Keep Smiling.
3: Do not be Panic.
4: Remember they are here to hire you but not reject you.
5: Do not loose hope.
6: Believe at yourself.
7: Start preparing early.
8: Do demo interviews with your friend.
Skill Tips: Solve all the problem of leetcode and go through all the algorithmic problems of geeksforgeeks
Skills: C++, Data structure, Algorithm, java
College Name: IIT DELHI
Motivation: Every body joins a comapny for making a software or earning money. But I was always motivated to MAKE MONEY. I have taken this job because they have very extensive work in Share Market and they have lots of MBA from IIM's, Lots of CAs, CS. Thats why i have choosen Edelweiss. I have rejected epic System USA for this profile.
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Interview Preparation Tips
Round: Resume Shortlist
Experience: Assignment submission.
Prelimnary process was an assignment to be submitted in java.
Round: Test
Duration: 60 minutes
Round: Interview
Experience: Live coding Interview 1 (1:30)
Live coding Interview 2 (1:30)
Technical interview was 2 part. 1 part dealt with knowledge of algorithms. Basis algo problems were to be coded and run. 2 part dealt with questions about the submitted assignment.
Round: Interview
Experience: HR Interview (1 hr)
In HR, the HR just hands the job offer and talks of life, universe and everything. It will be the best moment of your life in case u reach here.
Skill Tips: Study java from deitel and online course of Algorithms1 from stanford university on courser. This woud definitely do.
Skills: Java, Algorithms
College Name: IIT Roorkee
Experience: Assignment submission.
Prelimnary process was an assignment to be submitted in java.
Round: Test
Duration: 60 minutes
Round: Interview
Experience: Live coding Interview 1 (1:30)
Live coding Interview 2 (1:30)
Technical interview was 2 part. 1 part dealt with knowledge of algorithms. Basis algo problems were to be coded and run. 2 part dealt with questions about the submitted assignment.
Round: Interview
Experience: HR Interview (1 hr)
In HR, the HR just hands the job offer and talks of life, universe and everything. It will be the best moment of your life in case u reach here.
Skill Tips: Study java from deitel and online course of Algorithms1 from stanford university on courser. This woud definitely do.
Skills: Java, Algorithms
College Name: IIT Roorkee
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Interview experience
Good
Difficulty level
Moderate
Process Duration
2-4 weeks
Result
Selected
Round 1 - Group Discussion
The first round was a group discussion about online shopping.
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(1 Question)
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- Q1. Discussed about General questions related to Company and personal details
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Excellent
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Process Duration
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Interview experience
Poor
Difficulty level
Easy
Process Duration
2-4 weeks
Result
Selected
I was interviewed in Jan 2025.
Round 1 - Assignment
Assignment was too easy
Round 2 - One-on-one
(4 Questions)
- Q1. Very basic questions were asked about my work experience.
- Q2. Tell me about yourself.
- Q3. Tell me about your ID experience in the last organization.
- Q4. Why did you leave your last job?
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Round 3 - HR
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