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Zeus Learning Interview Experience for SDE (2023)

Last Updated : 10 Oct, 2022
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Hey everyone, Zeus Learning hired BE undergrads for the role of Software Developer through Pool Campus in our College.

The interview process followed is as follows:

Round 1:Online Test (3 hrs): It consisted of around 20 Aptitude questions and 8-9 Coding questions of which 5-6 were pretty easy and 2-3 were a little medium level. The whole set of coding questions contains some debugging questions as well. I would suggest practicing aptitude questions as the difficulty was medium for this and proper time management is the key to giving this test.
The coding questions were like- Finding errors, finding if the linked list has a loop, finding if 2 rectangles intersect each other or not, etc.

Advice: Give proper timing to each question as it requires a lot of time to solve and also practice basic DSA standard questions.

Note: Aptitude is very important for this. If you did well in your Aptitude then your coding skills will matter.

Round 2: Technical Interview: I entered the meeting and there was no introduction. I was directly given one coding question

  • Questions were – Given an array of N integers, check whether the array is in AP or GP. If you don’t know the concept of AP and GP, the interviewer will explain surely…..so no need to worry about that.
  • Then the interviewer asked me questions related to my project and tech stack which I know about. Not detailed questions but just to understand a bit about your knowledge related to development.
  • Then he asked a question about OOPS
  • Explain polymorphism and abstraction with the help of a code example.
  • What is a virtual function?
  • Then he also asked some basic questions from CSS which I failed to give the right answers to some questions.0
  • Then the next week, the result came and I was selected.

Tips: Be confident with your coding skills and basic aptitude.


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