Tip 1 : You should have excellent problem solving skills.
Tip 2 : Code a lot.
Tip 3 : You should be thorough with your concepts of Data Structures and Algorithm.
Tip 4 : Know the complexities of the code that you’ve written.
Tip 1 : Mention all your projects.
Tip 2 : Mention your experience and achievement in your resume.
Tip 3 : If you have a patent then it is plus point for you.
Tip 4 : Ensure proper spacing and font to maintain professionalism.
The test was in the morning from 10:00 to 12:00. It was a two-round test. There was a 45-minute MCQ-based Technical and Cognitive Assessment Round. Only those candidates who cleared this round could sit in the next round, a 45-minute coding test. There was a sectional cutoff that needed to be cleared in order to proceed to the coding round. The CoCubes test platform was fairly easy to understand and user-friendly.
The coding round was fairly simple. It had two very easy array-based questions.



Suppose, Ninja is stuck at node 62. The possible exit points in the maze are: 40, 10, and 20. From all the possible exit points the closest ones are 10 and 20 which are at a distance of 1 unit.



If two or more such subarrays exist, return any subarray.
How do you enable Pagination using CSS3?
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This was a HR interview. It was in the afternoon around 12 pm. As the role was Web Developer intern, the interviewer wanted to know whether or not I had built some projects related to this field. Most of the interview went by him asking questions based on my projects. First I was asked to explain about a project then a lot of follow-up questions were asked.
Why do you want this post and how would you be an asset to the team?
Which tech-stack did you use and why?

Here's your problem of the day
Solving this problem will increase your chance to get selected in this company
What is the purpose of the return keyword?