Tip 1 : Practice Aptitude regularly.
Tip 2 : Don't panic if you can't solve a problem instead try to make your best guess (in case of no negative marking).
Tip 3 : Try giving some mock tests before as to experience a time bound situation.
Tip 4 : Be confident in whatever you know during an interview.
Tip 1 : Mention those skills only that are applicable for the role you are applying for and prevent other unnecessary ones.
Tip 2 : Mention those hobbies that interests you because interviewee may ask you about them.
Tip 3 : Try to keep your resume in a simple, understandable yet presentable format.
First round was Cognitive and Technical assessment round, started at around 10:30 am. It consisted of 90 questions to be solved in 90 minutes. There were six sections : Numerical Ability, English Ability, Logical Reasoning, Pseudocode, Common applications and MS Office and Basics of Networking.
Now this was an elimination round and to pass this round we had to clear the sectional cutoff. So make sure to attempt all the sections. No negative marking so BINGO! Also it was a well proctored so avoid any unfair means.
Only after clearing the first round we have to attempt this round in continuation.
2 programming questions were given to be attempted in any language of our choice. One of them was easy and other was based on dynamic programming.



Each pair should be sorted i.e the first value should be less than or equals to the second value.
Return the list of pairs sorted in non-decreasing order of their first value. In case if two pairs have the same first value, the pair with a smaller second value should come first.



1. Horizontally as 1x2 tile
2. Vertically as 2x1 tile
The number of ways might be large so output your answer modulo 10^9 + 7.

Communication assessment was given we had to record the answer and also listen to different recorded audios and answer accordingly.
My interview started at around 11 am and I was being interviewed by two interviewers. They both were very experienced (more than 10 years) and cheerful.
My interview started with introduction and then my college life and what do I like to do in my college.
Then they asked me about my internship which I was doing at that time. We discussed about the projects and technologies I learnt and was doing during my internships.
Then they came straight to my college life like how many friends do I have and what kind of relationship do I with them.
They also asked me situational questions like one of them is, "What if I had a fight with someone and now that person is hating and speaking nonsense of you so what will I do"
Then they asked me about my greatest achievement when my parents were proud of me, so I didn't had any recent such big achievement so I told them about one from my senior school they were more than happy to listen that and even congratulated me.
Then they asked me some behavior questions and about some team work and leadership situations.
We discussed about my hobbies and how often I do them.
We discussed about my school projects and some volunteering work I did.
Overall it was a nice experience. They were very encouraging and that help me boost my confidence.
1. Its up to you to guide them into your stories, i.e. say those things which you want them to ask and they will.
2. They just want to see how well can you present yourself.
3. If you have mentioned some hobbies to them that make sure you mean it . for instance, I wrote reading so they asked me about which kind of books I read and how many have I read and when was the last time I read a book or why I read a particular book.
4. Read your resume before interview as you don't want to say something that will contradict your resume.
5. Just be yourself.

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