Tip 1: Understand the Fundamentals: Make sure you have a firm grasp of the fundamental ideas behind each subject because doing so will make it easier for you to approach challenging issues.
Tip 2: Consistent Practice: To enhance problem-solving abilities and boost confidence, practice coding tasks regularly and take part in coding challenges on sites like CodeStudio.
Tip 3: Mock Interviews: Practice interviews with friends, mentors, or online platforms to mimic actual interview settings. This aids in acclimating you to the interview environment and provides helpful feedback on your performance.
Tip 1: Don't add your picture to your resume.
Tip 2: Add at least three projects if you are a fresher.
It was a very long 2 hour round, where I was given a test assessment link, and it had different sections. SQL, Java, Networking, Puzzles, Aptitude etc. If I clear the MCQ round (which is around 1 hour long, I will be redirected to the 2nd sub-round, where I was supposed to solve DSA questions).



If A = “aab”, B = “abc”, C = “aaabbc”
Here C is an interleaving string of A and B. Because C contains all the characters of A and B and the order of all these characters is also the same in all three strings.

If A = “abc”, B = “def”, C = “abcdefg”
Here C is not an interleaving string of A and B as neither A nor B contains the character ‘g’.
1. Let n be the length of str1 and m be the length of str2.
2. If n > m, str1 can never be a substring of str2.
3. Sort str1.
4. Iterate through str2 up to the (m - n)th index.
5. Create a substring str of length n from str2.
6. Sort str and compare it with the sorted str1. If equal, str1 is a shuffled substring of str2.



Subsequences of string "abc" are: ""(empty string), a, b, c, ab, bc, ac, abc.
I used recursion to solve this, here are the steps -
1. Created a recursive function
2. Examine the relationship between the first characters of the unprocessed strings.
3. Based on the relationship, call the next recursive function following the mentioned steps.
4. Return the length of the Longest Common Subsequence (LCS) received as the answer.
This is a solid, not technical round, where I was asked all standard textbook questions. I'm attaching some of them here -
1. Can you tell me a little about yourself?
2. What interests you about our company?
3. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
4. How do you handle stress and pressure?
5. Can you describe a challenging situation at work and how you dealt with it?
6. What is your preferred work style?
7. Where do you see yourself in five years?
8. How do you handle conflicts or disagreements with colleagues?
9. What do you know about our industry and competitors?
10. Why should we hire you?

Here's your problem of the day
Solving this problem will increase your chance to get selected in this company
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