it is lengthy process. though they state it has apprenticeship they look for experience and practical implications. there are many rounds. they keep filtering people in each rounds. intial its easy as it goes it turns into technical rounds.

The interview process was well-structured and conducted in multiple rounds. I cleared the first two rounds, which included an initial screening and a technical interview focused on problem-solving and basic concepts. One of the questions involved finding the number of ways to form a target sum using 1 and 2 (combinations, not permutations). The interviewers were friendly and encouraged me to explain my approach clearly. The third round was more challenging, and I was not able to clear it. Overall, it was a good learning experience, especially in terms of improving problem-solving and communication skills.