Tip 1: Practice medium-level questions on coding platforms.
Tip 2: Be familiar with your final year project.
Tip 3: Be confident during the interview.
Tip 1: Include at least two projects on your resume, each using a different tech stack.
Tip 2: Don't fake anything on your resume.
The first round consisted of one medium coding question, which we had to solve in 45 minutes. Each candidate received a different question, with a total of 3 to 4 questions in all. Each candidate was assigned one of these questions.
Let 'N' = 12, 'S' = "000001010011".
The first 3 characters "000" indicate DNA.
The subsequent 3-character sets are "001", "010", and "011".
"001" maps to 'A', "010" maps to 'C', and "011" maps to 'G' in DNA.
Therefore, the answer is "DNA: ACG".
The communication assessment round took place on the SHL platform and consisted of 5 to 6 sections:
Reading a given sentence.
Listening and speaking.
Listening to an error statement and speaking the corrected sentence.
Arranging an unjumbled sentence and speaking it.
Speaking for 45 seconds on a given topic.
Tip 1: Be confident.
Tip 2: Speak the words clearly.
Tip 3: Give this assessment in a quiet space.



Input: ‘text’ = “cxyzghxyzvjkxyz” and ‘pattern’ = “xyz”
Output: Occurrences = [2, 7, 13]
Explanation: The pattern ‘pattern’ = “xyz” appears at 3 positions in ‘text’.
We need to match the pattern in the given sentence and return the index.
In the English written assessment, we were given 5 questions, and we had to write our approach to how we could achieve each one using the STAR method:
Situation – Describe the context or background of the situation.
Task – Explain the specific task or challenge you faced.
Action – Outline the steps you took to address the task or challenge.
Result – Share the outcome or result of your actions.
For the group discussion (GD), we were given the topic "Impact of Startups."
I approached the group discussion by actively listening to others and structuring my points around key aspects like economic growth and innovation. I contributed constructively while engaging with others' viewpoints to keep the discussion dynamic.
The round consisted of both the Technical Round (TR) and the HR Round. The interviewer first introduced himself and then asked for my introduction. Following that, a series of questions were asked, including:
Questions about my final year project (15 to 20 minutes).
Discussion about an individual project (10 to 15 minutes).
Questions related to DBMS, OS, OOPs, and CN.
A puzzle-related question.
"Why IBM?"
"What do you know about IBM?"
Questions about any other interests or skills apart from what's mentioned in my resume.

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