Tip 1 : Have A Strong Knowledge Of JAVA Since It’s A Bank And They Prefer JAVA Candidates.
Tip 2 : Have Good Projects On Any One Of Major Technologies Like AI, Block-Chain Since The Students Who Were Finally Selected Had Really Good Projects On These Technologies.
Tip 3 : Have A Strong Knowledge Of OOPS And Databases(Both SQL & NoSQL).
Tip 4 : Having Basic Knowledge Of JavaScript Is Also Recommended.
Tip 1 : Be Thorough With Your Resume & Only Mention Those Points & Projects In Your Resume With Which You Are Most Confident To Be Questioned On.
Tip 2 : Have Good Projects On Any One Of Major Technologies Like AI, Block-Chain Since The Students Who Were Finally Selected Had Really Good Projects On These Technologies.
The Test Was Conducted On HackerEarth. It Had 2 Sections. Section-A Had 30 Multiple Choice Questions & Section-B Had 2 Programming Questions.
The MCQs Were On Java, Python, MongoDB, MySQL, JSON, Cloud Computing, JavaScript & C++ With the Majority Of Them On Java.
Half Of The Questions Were Theory-Based And The Other Half Were Output Based On JAVA & C++. I Would Highly Recommend Having An Excellent Knowledge Of Both JAVA & C++ To Ace Up The Online Round.
The 2 Programming Questions In Section-B Were Of 20 & 50 Marks Respectively. The 1st Question Was Easy And I Was Able To Solve It Easily. It Was Based On Number Theory. The 2nd Question Was Really Hard And Was A String Pattern Matching Question Quite Similar To The Z-Algorithm. Solving The 2nd Question Is Like A Bonus Because This Question Carries The Highest Marks. I Was Able To Solve Both The Questions.


If S = "ababa", and P = "ab", then "ab" occurs twice in "ababa".
The string only consists of lowercase English alphabets.
The Interview Round Was Conducted On 18th November 2020. It Was Both A Managerial Round & HR Round And Was Conducted On Webex. Every Candidate Was Assigned A Time Slot And An Interviewer. My Interviewer Was Very Friendly.
He Began My Interview By Telling Me To Introduce Myself & What Differentiates Yourself From Others. He Also Had A Little Discussion About My Hobbies And Extra-Curricular Activities & My Strength And Weaknesses. He Then Started Asking Me Questions About Team Management & Team Conflict. He Gave Me Many Scenarios Of Team Conflict And Asked A Solution For Those. He Gave Me Conflicts Which Can Arise During Working In a Team & Asked My Way Of Handling Them.
Then He Asked Me About My Projects. I Had A Couple Of Projects In JAVA And He First Asked Me Why I Made These Projects, What Was My Goal For Making These Projects & The Technologies Used. He Then Asked Me Questions On OOPS & Told Me To Explain With An Example In JAVA. I Was Able To Answer All The OOPS Questions That The Interviewer Asked Me. At Last, He Told Me Whether I Had Any Questions For The Interviewer To Which I Asked Him About The Internship Role.

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What is the purpose of the return keyword?