What I was asked : * How is the CGPA calculated? * Describe projects * What IDE was used for one of the projects * Abstract class v/s Interface * Can the main() in java be overridden? * Overloading v/s Overriding? * try{}finally{}...would this work? * try{}catch(Exception e){}catch(ArithmeticException e){}...would this work? * Can a static method be overridden in java? * Write a program to find prime number * Write a basic program on multithreading * Does java support multilevel inheritence? * What is JSP? * Servlet life cycle * do_get v/s do_post methods of service() * SDLC steps * SDLC models * JDBC connectivty steps * Creating an object of interface .. would that work? * Use of super keyword * Primary key v/s Unique key * Basic inheritence questions - error finding from code. (I was probably the only one who had 3 tech rounds. I think I performed pretty well in all of those rounds. Some people had just 1 "almost" tech round with hardly any tech questions popped. Some had 2 tech rounds. However even after 3 super-awesome tech rounds and a cool aptitude test I didn't get selected.) What my fellow classmates(some with 1-2 "tech"/HR rounds) were asked: * Did you have lunch?(got selected) * Are you gonna interview at other companies after this?(said a yes! - got selected) MORAL OF THE STORY : THEY SEEM ALLERGIC TO HIRING SMART PEOPLE !

They ask questions during the process of hackathon like how is the work going, what technologies are you using...