Mphasis Interview Experience for Fresher 2023 (On-Campus)

Last Updated : 21 Aug, 2023

A total of 300-350 students from CS/IT, ECE, and EEE appeared for the On-campus recruitment process, Out of which 40 were selected. The process involved a total of Three 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 Four Sections.
The First Section was Based on Aptitude and covered some of the Topics like Quants..etc.
The Second was to test English Proficiency and covered some Parts of Speech, Direct to Indirect .. etc.
The third Section contains questions from programming concepts, DBMS, and Cloud.
The Forth Section contains two coding Questions.
The first question was based on Arrays and Second Question was based on Sorting
Two Coding Questions are very basic and easy questions.

Tips for this round:

You must be very good at Programming Concepts and aptitude.
Stay calm at the time of the test. Just do your best.

Round 2: Technical Interview

Time 30-45 MINS

From the moment I received the interview invitation, a whirlwind of emotions engulfed me. The mixture of nervousness and curiosity was palpable as I prepared myself for what could potentially be a life-changing conversation. With a deep breath, I logged into the virtual meeting room, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead.

Self Introduction
- Kicked off the interview by introducing myself, highlighting my academic background, relevant experiences, and key skills.
Later he jumped to Project.
- Elaborated the objectives, technologies employed, and my role within the project I undertook.
Explain Pointers:
- Explained the concept of pointers in programming, Gave examples of how pointers can be utilized to optimize memory usage and enhance program efficiency.
What are Structures and Unions
- Elaborated on the differences between structures and unions in C/C++.
- Provided real-world scenarios where each would be more suitable to practical situations.
Function Overloading and Overriding
- Clarified the distinctions between function overloading and function overriding
- Gave examples of how these concepts facilitate code reusability and polymorphism.
Concepts from DBMS about ACID properties, DCL, DML Commands
- Explained the ACID properties and their significance.
- Distinguished between Data Control Language (DCL) and Data Manipulation Language (DML) commands, emphasizing their respective roles in database management.
Stack and Queues
- Explained the stack and queue data structures. Illustrated scenarios where stacks and queues are applied in software development.
Program to Find Armstrong Number
- Shared an algorithmic approach to determine whether a given number is an Armstrong number. Solved the program using Python.
Write a Program to find Prime numbers from 1 to 100.

Overall, the interview covered a wide range of technical topics, giving me an opportunity to showcase my knowledge, experience, and communication skills.