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Tally Solutions Interview Experience (On-Campus) 2022

Last Updated : 23 Jun, 2022
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Tally Solutions visited our campus in online Placement Drive on 11 May 2022

Online Coding Round: There were different sets of questions. I don’t remember the questions but the questions were not very hard or very easy. There were three coding questions and the time given for that was 45 minutes. 9 students were shortlisted from 150+ students who appeared for the coding round.

Interview Round 1: The interview started with an introduction. The interviewer first introduced himself and after that asked me to introduce myself.

Then a few questions on Data Structures –

  • Swap two numbers without any third variable.
  • Simple question based on string manipulation
  • Print prime number less than 50.

Then a few questions on logical reasoning :

  • If you have 8 balls of 8 different colours in which 8 are red balls maximum number of selections to get the red ball
  • If you have 8 balls out of which 7 are of the same weight and one is the heavier minimum number of selection to find out the heavier one. you can use the bim balance 
  • 3. 3388 use this to obtain 24 but you can use the digit only once.

The interviewer was helpful and supportive, He helped me with hints if I was unable to get the final answer. Then few general questions  to check the communication skill. After the first round out of 9 only 4 including me selected for the second round. This round lasted for 60 minutes.

Interview Round 2 : The interview started with the interviewer asking me to introduce myself. After this, she asked me about my projects and asked me a few questions related to that she asked questions to make sure that I have really worked on that project or simply copied it from somewhere else. 

After this she asked me write a crisp code to obtain the output for the following pattern  there was two input x and y and output Z

x= 0 y= 0 z= 0
x=0 y=1 z= No number
x=1 y= 1 z= 1
x= 2 y= 2 z= 4
x= 3 y = 3 z= 5

The logic behind this was that if both inputs is even the output sum of inputs and if both the  input is odd the output is 
(sum of inputs -1) and if one is even and the other is odd output is no number.

Then there was a simple array and pointer question in c++ and I have to tell the output for the following.
 


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