Tip 1 : Be consistent like never ever leave even a single day practice even if you have other commitments
Tip 2 : Follow one resource properly as there are tons of resources available but try to pick one only and start other only if you are finished with the first resource
Tip 3 : There is no set defined number for the number of question you have to do , just focus on the quality of questions . Eg : 1 good hard level problem >>>> 25 easy problems like sum of array etc.
Tip 1 : Try not to stuff your resume with fancy things like multiple small small projects
Tip 2 : Try to provide links for the project you are giving as it provides credibility of your work which you have shown.
It was somewhere in the middle of the day and was around 60 mins long .
It consisted of three sections
one is aptitude
then other was related to comm skills related
and the last one was 2 coding question ( each have to be done in different programming language ).


Suppose given array ‘PRIME_ARR = { 2, 7, 13, 19 }’ and given number ‘K’ =12’
So the sequence of first ‘12’ ugly numbers is { 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 13, 14, 16, 19, 26, 28, 32 }.
We start by filling ‘1’ and then ‘2’. We then fill ‘4’ as its prime factor 2 is present in ‘PRIME_ARR’.
Then we fill ‘7’ and then ‘8’ as its prime factor ‘2’ is present in ‘PRIME_ARR’.
Then insert '13'.
Then ‘14’ as its prime factors ‘2’ and ‘7’ are present in ‘PRIME_ARR’.
Then ‘16’ as its prime factor ‘2’ is present in ‘PRIME_ARR’.
Then ‘19’.
Then ‘26’ as its prime factors ‘2’ and ‘13’ are present in ‘PRIME_ARR’.
Then ‘28’ as its prime factors ‘2’ and ‘7’ are present in ‘PRIME_ARR’.
Then ‘32’ as its prime factor ‘2’ is present in ‘PRIME_ARR’.
We don’t include ‘3’, ‘5’, ‘9’, ‘11’, and so on as their prime factors are not present in ‘PRIME_ARR’.



You are given, ‘ARR’ =[4, 3, 5, 1, 4, 5], and ‘K’ = 5. In the given array the pair sums divisible by ‘K’ are [4,1], [5, 5], [4, 1]. Since there are a total of 3 pairs, the answer is 3.
We were given a interview from one moderator and then we had to have a group discussion around that topic.
It was a managerial round and the questions were something like this :
Discussion about my strengths and weaknesses and how am I working on them.
Discussion about my projects, problems faced, and how I solved them.
Preferred Location
My knowledge about the EDG program.
Why Mathworks
Problems faced with team members in a project and how I solved them.
Some situational questions
It was a round with HR and these questions were asked
-tell me about yourself
-challenge faced during project, how did you overcome it?
-describe your strengths.
-if you were to tell about yourself to a person, what would you tell him
-how would you develop yourself
-why mathworks?
-how do you solve any problem in your life.
-some weakness( basically they wanted to know how you had overcome them or how you will overcome them)
-do you have any questions for me?
-any plans on further studies?
-Location preference(why?)
-then he talked about the EDG program
-department preference ( and reason too)
Tip 1 : BE CONFIDENT

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