Tip 1: Be consistent with DSA, solve at least 5 questions daily - 2 easy, 2 medium and 1 hard.
Tip 2: Focus on projects with multiple tech stack, don't go with just MERN stack. Try machine learning and other tech as well.
Tip 3: Focus on making a good resume with showcasing exactly the things recruiter wants, don't waste their time.
Tip 1: Showcase the best projects, and go thorough with the project insights.
Tip 2: Showcase them your strength and variety of tech stack you can handle.
The round was not very tough, it was medium level stack problem and MCQs were based on topics from OOPS, OS, DBMS etc. The exam was around 6:30pm in the evening and it was camera proctored exam.



'S' = "{}()".
There is always an opening brace before a closing brace i.e. '{' before '}', '(' before ').
So the 'S' is Balanced.
I took my time to think about the problem, then prepared my strategy and dry run the test cases and wrote the solution on the screen. The solution was not good but running all cases.
The round was a face to face round with a SDE 2 engineer of same company. He first started with an easy DSA question which I need to solve in JavaScript and then optimise it. He then got to some oops concepts and then some other project explanation and all.



If the given input string is "Welcome to Coding Ninjas", then you should return "Ninjas Coding to Welcome" as the reversed string has only a single space between two words and there is no leading or trailing space.
Tip 1: Take your time and solve firstly with brute force, don't directly give optimised solution.
Tip 2: Be confident in front the interviewer, don't show him your nervousness.
Tip 3: Be thorough with OOPs and OS concepts.
This round was based on your projects, focusing on the low-level design behind them, detailed explanations, and handling different scenario-based changes.
The project I presented was the focus of this round. The interviewer asked questions about the APIs and service descriptions, the low-level design, and how different scenarios would be handled in my project website.
Tip 1: Be confident and thorough with your project description.
Tip 2: Study system design beforehand only, don't wait for the interview to prepare.
Tip 3: Don't be worried by the different scenarios they ask, take your time and answer.
It was a non-technical round where they asked some basic questions about my studies, college, and background. They also asked a few puzzle and situational questions. The interview lasted for 30 minutes.

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Solving this problem will increase your chance to get selected in this company
What is recursion?