Tip 1: Implement OOP concepts in real life.
Tip 2: Practice questions based on recursion, and don’t ignore basic or simple questions.
Tip 3: If you don’t have time to prepare, focus on existing knowledge rather than trying to learn something new because coding requires practice, not cramming of code or logic.
Tip 1: Don't mention random projects you are unsure about or projects copied from Google or other sources.
Tip 2: Follow the current, updated resume format. Clearly mention your projects and the technologies you have used.
The first round was an online aptitude test that assessed my logical reasoning, quantitative skills, and verbal ability. Clearing this round was essential to move forward.
The question was based on sorting, i.e., you had to arrange the meetings that had a 15-20 minute gap, and some were overlapping.
I used sorting algorithm to solve the above question.
In the technical round, the interviewer focused on my core technical knowledge, including concepts related to my field of study and practical skills. I was asked about my previous projects, programming skills, and problem-solving approaches. I also had to solve coding problems and explain my thought process.
Tip 1: One should have good knowledge of SQL and databases.
Tip 2: Try to give examples of your theoretical answers.
Tip 3: Practice SQL from different websites.
The final round was with the HR team, where the focus was on assessing my personality, communication skills, and cultural fit within the organization. I was asked about my strengths, weaknesses, career goals, and how I handle challenges.
Strengths and weaknesses, about the company, long-term and short-term goals, why they should hire me.
Tip 1: Just be real and confident.
Tip 2: If you are talking about your weaknesses, then say it in a positive way.
Tip 3: Tell them about your achievements and scenarios where things were difficult to manage, but you showed your resilient nature.

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