Daffodils Interview Experience | On-Campus 2022

Daffodil Software(P).Ltd visited our campus. The detailed description of the interview is as follows

The whole process consists of :

• 1 Machine Test
• 1 Technical Interview
• 1 HR Round

Machine test:  This round consists of 2 coding questions in 60 mins on the platform of HackerEarth. 

1. The first one is based on Array which can be easily solved by using two pointers. (10 Marks)
2. The second one is based on String (https://www.codechef.com/problems/CORTSENT). (100 Marks)

Whoever solved 1 or more questions get selected for an interview. I solved both the questions.

Out of 180 students, only 24 were selected for Technical interview.

Technical Interview: 

• The interview started with a brief introduction including projects and trainings.
• Projects in-depth explanation. As I used JDBC for the connectivity of the code to the database, so they asked questions on JDBC also.
• SQL queries.
• Polymorphism with their examples (Runtime polymorphism-Method Overriding, Compile-time polymorphism – Method Overloading).
• Indexing in DBMS.
• 4 pillars of object-oriented programing (Inheritance, Encapsulation, Abstraction, Polymorphism).

After that interviewer asked 3 coding questions

1. Program to print a pattern of numbers.
2. Find elements which are present in first array and not in second.
3. Find the frequencies of all duplicates elements in the array

I easily solved the first and second questions but in the third one, I faced some difficulties but the interviewer helps a lot. After some time I was somehow able to solve it. It all ended with some concepts of Java programming language. 

The whole process took approx 1.25 hr.

After 10-15 mins I got a call from HR that I have HR round after 5 minutes.

HR Round: It was just a discussion round in which simple introduction, bond-related queries, offer letter discussion, and joining related queries.

• After 10 min, the final result came and 9 students along with me were selected for the Daffodils (Hisar) and we all got the offer letter within a week from my TPO. 
• It was a nice experience.  

At last, I want to suggest you just stick to the basic fundamentals that you have learned and GeeksforGeeks is a great source of knowledge so use it to the fullest and consolidate all the basics of programming and try to make as much code as possible.  

All the Best !!