Tip 1: Focus on the basics
Tip 2: Have decent aptitude
Tip 3: Maintain good communication skills
Tip 1: Mention only relevant skills
Tip 2: Include good projects and internship experience for added advantage
This round consisted of aptitude questions, communication MCQs, and a speaking ability section.
Basic to medium-level questions on profit and loss, mensuration, blood relations, and crossword puzzles.
Find antonyms and synonyms, along with reading passages and comprehension questions.
Tip 1: Good grammar
Tip 2: Proper comprehension skills
English audio clips of 10 to 15 seconds were played once, and we had to record ourselves repeating the narration exactly as it was said.
Tip 1: Good listening
Tip 2: Understanding
Tip 3: Attention
This round consisted of two coding questions and two SQL questions that we had to solve in one hour.


Input: ‘arr’ = {1, 1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4}.
Output: 2
Explanation: 1, 3, and 4 occur exactly twice. 2 occurs exactly once. Hence the answer is 2.
Just XOR all the numbers in the array, and the result will be the number that appears only once.
First, find the left height of the tree, then the right height. If they are both the same, return true; otherwise, return false.
In an Employees table, there is a column named First Name and another column named Last Name. Fetch the full name of all employees by combining the First Name and Last Name.
Tip 1: SQL Basics
Tip 2: String Concatenation in SQL
Given a Students table and a Books table in the library database, fetch the number of books issued to all the students.
Tip 1: SQL Joins
Tip 2: Group By
This was the final interview round, in which DSA and SQL questions, along with HR-based questions, were asked.

Let 'N' = 5, 'S' = "bbacb", 'C' = 'b'.
The character 'b' appears 3 times in the string "bbacb".
Therefore, the answer is 3.
Create a map data structure, then use a for loop to iterate through each character of the string and increment the count for that character in the map. Finally, print all the characters with a count greater than 0.
Implement an SQL INNER JOIN.
Tip 1: Writing the syntax for an INNER JOIN between two tables.
Tip 2: Basic SQL knowledge is required.
What was the most difficult problem you faced during your internship, and how did you overcome it?
Tip 1: I described how, once, I had to store image data for all visit requests in the database in Base64 format. Later, when I wanted to retrieve and display the images on the same web page, loading multiple images simultaneously caused database overhead. To solve this, I loaded the images one by one only when the specific image data was requested by clicking the "View More" button.

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