The interview process was straightforward and professional. I had one interviewer on the panel. The interview began with a brief self-introduction, after which the interviewer asked questions related to my core academic subjects. I was then asked which data structure I was most comfortable with, and follow-up questions were based on my response. The questions were concept-based and tested my understanding rather than rote memorization. The overall difficulty level was moderate, and the interviewer was friendly and encouraging throughout the process.

Completely biased process. Asked about your Engineering and not software-related. More of HR questions were asked. There was two rounds and I got rejected in the first round itself. If you are from cs, then you have a better chance, because if you are not from cs, they assume you don't have proper technical knowledge.

1.coding round-consisted of 20 questions in which two were coding questions and rest were objectives based on programming and core concepts 2.technical round-asked about concepts of oops, java and core subject questions 3.hr round