A total of 200-300 students from CS/IT, ECE appeared for the On-campus recruitment process, Out of which 8 were selected. The process involved a total of two rounds. I will try to walk you through my experience and also give you some tips/advice for each round.
Round 1: Online Test
- There are two Sections.
- The First Section contains two coding Questions.
- The first question was based on Arrays and Second Question was based on DP
- The second Section Contains 8 MCQs.
- These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are based on aptitude and core subjects such as Database Management Systems (DBMS), Operating Systems (OS), and Computer Networks (CN).
Tips for this round:
- Must have a strong knowledge of DSA and problem-solving.
- The coding questions are not the same for all candidates. If you are well-prepared, you may receive simpler questions on familiar topics. (It’s Based on Luck)
- Stay calm at the time of the test. Just do your best.
Round 2: Technical Interview / HR
Time: 1 HR
Joined the interview and meet with a mixture of nervousness and curiosity.
- The first question was Self Introduction.
- Introduced myself, highlighting my educational background, skills, and interests.
- Reason for Choosing Python
- Explained the reason behind choosing Python, citing its readability, versatility, and extensive library support.
- Distinguishing Lists and Tuples
- Differentiated between lists and tuples, emphasizing lists’ mutability and tuples’ immutability.
- Definition of Mutable
- Provided a clear definition of mutable objects, elucidating their ability to be modified after creation.
- Where is your college located?
- Shared the geographical location of my college and pertinent information about its surroundings.
- What is your hometown?
- Described my hometown and highlighted notable features that characterize it.
- College related questions
- Responded to inquiries about my college’s reputation, distinctive programs, and notable faculty.
- Fibonacci numbers up to a given value
- Successfully addressed a problem centered around generating Fibonacci numbers up to a specified value.
- Comprehensive Explanation of OOPs Concepts
- Provided a comprehensive overview of object-oriented programming concepts, elucidating classes, objects, inheritance, abstraction, Polymorphism, and Encapsulation.
- Immutability of Strings
- Clarified that strings are immutable in Python, elaborating on their inability to be altered after creation.
- Discussion on Interfaces and Abstract Classes ( He shifted his Questions from Python to Java as I Mentioned Core Java as a skill in my Resume)
- Engaged in a discussion contrasting interfaces and abstract classes within the context of object-oriented programming.
- Creating Object for Interface
- Explained that objects cannot be directly instantiated from an interface, citing its abstract nature.
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Multiple Inheritance in Java
- Clarified that Java does not support multiple inheritance, where a class inherits from multiple parent classes.
- Reason for No Multiple Inheritance
- Explained the ambiguity and complexities that can arise due to multiple inheritance.
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Diamond Problem
- Defined the diamond problem and its occurrence in languages with multiple inheritance.
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Inheriting an Interface
- Explained how a class can inherit from an interface, implementing its methods and providing concrete implementations
- Elaboration on Java Access Specifiers.
- Articulated the roles of various access specifiers in Java, encompassing public, private, protected, and default.
- The main method in Java
- Delved into an explanation of the main method’s purpose and structure in Java.
- Insight into the Static Keyword
- Offered insights into the significance and usage of the static keyword in Java.
- Questions based on my Certifications.
- Responded informatively to queries regarding specific certificates mentioned in my resume.
- Surprisingly, TR asked, “Did you watch Bahubali 2?” I replied, “Yes,” and then he asked to explain the story in 2.5 minutes.
- It was a surprising moment for me and explained the story.
- Later he jumped to Project.
- Elaborated on the objectives, technologies employed, and my role within the project I undertook.
- How did you manage to be a team lead?
- Articulated my journey to becoming a team lead, emphasizing my leadership prowess and contributions.
- Questions based on team working
- Skillfully addressed questions concerning teamwork challenges, conflict resolution, and effective collaboration.
- Are u interested to do an internship?
- Conveyed genuine interest in pursuing an internship opportunity and articulated the areas of interest.
- Joining Date
- Discussed when I would be available to join if offered the position.
- Details Outside Resume
- Provided additional relevant information not mentioned in the resume.
Overall, the interview covered a wide range of technical and personal topics, giving me an opportunity to showcase my knowledge, experience, and communication skills.
Tips for this round:
- Prepare everything mentioned in the resume and SD.
- I thought this would be a Technical Round, but he covered both TR and HR-related questions.
- Must have knowledge of Core Java as the Recruiter is more Interested in Java.
- Be confident and accept your mistake humbly if you don’t know a few answers or you tell wrong answers.
- The TR was very friendly our interview went like a discussion and also he supported me when I get fumbled.