Overall, the interview experience was quite positive and well structured. The process mainly focused on problem-solving ability, core computer science concepts, and how clearly you can explain your thought process. The first round involved a technical discussion where I was asked about data structures, basic algorithms, and some coding problems. The interviewer was friendly and encouraged me to think out loud while solving the questions. They were more interested in understanding my approach rather than just the final answer. In the next round, there were questions related to problem solving and some discussion around projects and technologies I had worked with. I was asked to explain my projects in detail, including the challenges I faced and how I solved them. The discussion felt conversational rather than like a strict interrogation. One thing I appreciated was that the interviewers were patient and gave hints when I got stuck. They seemed genuinely interested in understanding how I think and learn. Overall, the experience was smooth and professional. If you're preparing for an interview here, it would be helpful to focus on data structures and algorithms, be clear about the projects on your resume, and practice explaining your solutions step by step.