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.
- The first one is based on Array which can be easily solved by using two pointers. (10 Marks)
- 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
- Program to print a pattern of numbers.
- Find elements which are present in first array and not in second.
- 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 !!