I got rejected in the first round, so it's important to prepare well for the DSA MCQ round. The questions were tricky and time management is key. The next round is the coding round, where they asked problems from trees, graphs, and dynamic programming. Be strong in problem-solving and edge cases. The final round is the technical HR round where they ask questions based on your coding round. They’ll also ask you to open Notepad and type code for a given problem, sometimes asking for edge cases too. From our college, only two students were selected, so prepare seriously and practice well.

It was on a video call. They'll tell you to explain your code of your coding interview and ask some more dsa questions of medium and hard difficulty level. You should write optimal code or else you'll get rejected