The first stage consists of practical coding exercises (LeetCode easy/medium level) using Jupyter Notebooks instead of theoretical questions. Personally, I think this is the best interview method, and the team was very friendly throughout.

Process: Coding Round → Technical Interview → Managerial Round The process included multiple rounds. I cleared 2 out of 3 coding questions, attended a 1-hour technical interview where I answered most questions, and then a 30-minute managerial round. Initially, they mentioned there were 3 vacancies and 3 candidates shortlisted for the next stage, which created an impression of strong chances. However, after completing all rounds, I was rejected stating that my profile was not aligned with the role. If that was the case, it would have been better to filter candidates earlier instead of taking them through all stages. If you are traveling from far, especially for multiple rounds, reconsider, as it may not be worth the time. It would be better if candidates are clearly rejected at earlier stages rather than after the final round.

I was not able to find this information when i was preparing the machine test will consists of 3 question following leetcode level of difficulty 1 easy, 1 medium, 1 hard level questions they are a data mining/ analysis company so they will be asking question which will fall under 3 topics Greedy algo problems + recursion problems dynamic programming + recursion problems when i interviewed the problems was based on greedy primarily to clear first level you have to clear 160/300 % of problem meaning one full solns and one half would be enough to clear to the next level. so get you DSA strong to crack the round.