Tip 1 : DSA should be on your tips. There are many websites to practice DSA e.g. GeeksForGeeks, LeetCode.
Tip 2 : Prepare questions related to your project before your interview only,
Tip 3 : In interviews for coding questions start from brute-force solution and gradually try to reduce the time complexity. And keep explaining your thought process to your interviewer, their main objective is to check your problem solving skills.
Tip 1 : Try to keep your resume up to one page.
Tip 2 : Instead of having a long list of projects, having one good task in your resume that solves real-life problems is enough.



Firstly, I pretended that I am seeing this question for the first time. Then told him the sorting-based solution. After a few minutes of thinking. I simply sort both arrival time and departure time array and found the minimum number of platforms.



The leaderboard scores are in descending order.
The game scores are given in ascending order.
This problem was of easy level and I could easily come up with a solution after identifying a relation between the rank and index of the element.



Type 1: Two Wheeler Road, It means only vehicles having two wheels can use this road.
Type 2: Four Wheeler Road, It means only vehicles having four wheels can use this road.
Type 3: Both two and four Wheeler Road, It means this road can be used by both type of vehicles.
1. Roads may form a cycle.
2. The cities do not have multiple same roads i.e all the roads are unique.
3. If every city cannot be reached, then return -1.
I simply gave him a brute force approach for this question and he was quite satisfied with that.
Give me your Intro.
Tell me about your project.
Why should we hire you?
Who is your role model?

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