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I appeared for an interview in Feb 2021.
Round duration - 90 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
Its duration is of 90 minutes in the hackerearth platform with 30 mcqs, 1 coding question and 1 sql query. It is a Web Proctored Exam. As its a hackathon we can write the written test from 11th Feb 2021 to 21st Feb 2021(11:59 p.m).
You are given a binary matrix with 'M' rows and 'N' columns, initially consisting of all 0s. You will receive 'Q' queries, which can be of four types:
Query 1: 1 R inde...
Given a binary matrix, perform queries to flip elements in rows/columns and count zeros in rows/columns.
Iterate through each query and update the matrix accordingly
For type 1 queries, flip the elements in the specified row/column
For type 2 queries, count the number of zeros in the specified row/column
Return the count of zeros for type 2 queries
Round duration - 30 Minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
The interview is conducted over the Teams Call at around 5:40 on 27th February. It is combined of both TR and HR. It was one of the best experience that I had so far. The TR and HR are about 15 mins for every candidate.
Tip 1 : Have a Good Resume
Tip 2 : Have an understanding of Full Stack application development
Tip 3 : Have a passion to learn new technologies and drive major transformation
Tip 1 : Keep your resume up to date for the role you are applying.
Tip 2 : Keep it short and sweet.
Tip 3 : Dont lie on your resume. You should have atleast the basic knowledge of the technologies which you have mentioned in your resume.
I applied via LinkedIn and was interviewed before Oct 2021. There were 5 interview rounds.
They gave set of 2 questions related to frontend and backend. And it was hackerrank where we need to solve it. Mine question was related to spring boot(global exception handler)and react(form implementation with some date and stock calculation)both are separated.
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I appeared for an interview in Dec 2016.
posted on 13 Mar 2015
I applied via Campus Placement
Developed a web-based attendance management system and a mobile app for event management.
Created a database schema and implemented CRUD operations using PHP and MySQL.
Designed the user interface using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Integrated Google Maps API for location tracking in the mobile app.
Implemented push notifications using Firebase Cloud Messaging.
Collaborated with a team of four to complete the projects within t...
I applied via Campus Placement
I appeared for an interview before Sep 2020.
Round duration - 150 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
For MCQ Round, we have 2 rounds:-
1. Logical Reasoning (Window of 4 hours)
2. Mathematical Reasoning(Window of 4 hours)
The environment was fine. They gave an option of attempting a mock test in order to familiarize us with the environment
Logical Reasoning, in which there were 12 questions, and for each question we had a time limit of 75 seconds. There was a cut-off of 40 for the next round, and people who qualified were sent an e-mail with a link to continue with the process.
Numerical Reasoning, in my opinion, was the most challenging round. The questions were in a pair of 3 in which a table/bank statement was given and 3 questions were based on that. The questions were purely based on calculations and semi-subjective. The time given for the 1st question was 90 seconds and for the rest 2 questions, 75 seconds each
For Coding Round,
120 minutes window(Test was of 90 minutes)
We have two questions
For the first question(30 Minutes)
For the second question(60 Minutes)
The tricky thing was we only had one attempt, i.e we were allowed to submit the solution only once.
Given an array of integers with numbers in random order, write a program to find and return the number which appears the most frequently in the array.
If multip...
Find the number with the highest frequency in an array, returning the first one in case of ties.
Count Frequencies: Use a hash map to count occurrences of each number in the array.
Track First Occurrence: Store the index of the first occurrence of each number to resolve ties.
Iterate Efficiently: Loop through the array once to build the frequency map and another pass to determine the maximum frequency.
Example: For input [...
Mike, a little boy who loves solving math problems, was playing with his mom's mobile phone. The mobile keypad includes 12 buttons: 10 digit buttons (0-9) and 2 non-digit...
Mike can generate unique numbers by pressing mobile keypad buttons, following specific rules for adjacent presses.
Button Press Rules: Mike can press the same button or an adjacent one after the initial press.
Initial Choices: For N=1, he can choose any of the 10 digits (0-9), resulting in 10 unique numbers.
Adjacent Button Logic: For N=2, starting from any digit, he can press the same or adjacent digits, leading to 36 co...
Round duration - 40 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
The timing was around 1 pm and the whole interview went for about 40 minutes.
The interviewer first went through my resume and asked me to introduce myself. After my introduction, he asked me about my projects mentioned in the resume. In the introduction itself, I told him that I am interested in competitive programming and preparing for ICPC. He then asked me about my preparation for ICPC. He then asked me some questions from OOPS. I was then asked 1 simple CP problem. The interviewer also asked about situation-based problems. As I previously mentioned about Competitive Programming, he asked how this will help in adding value to the company.
You are given an array of integers. The task is to remove all duplicate elements and return the array while maintaining the order in which the elements were provided.
The task is to remove duplicates from an array while preserving the original order of elements.
Use a set to track seen elements and a list to store the result, ensuring duplicates are skipped.
Example: For input [1, 2, 2, 3, 1], the output should be [1, 2, 3].
Iterate through the array, adding elements to the result list only if they haven't been seen before.
This approach maintains the order of first occurrences of each ...
Round duration - 10 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
In this round interviewer basically asked about my project in detail and also asked about various technologies used in that project.
Round duration - 10 minutes
Round difficulty - Easy
We were asked about family background, location of the intern, any interest in startups (as they don’t want students who they hire also work with startups side by side), etc.
Tip 1 : Solve as many questions as possible
Tip 2 : Focus on Communication Skills
Tip 3 : Spend some time on resume building
Tip 4 : Give some mock interviews
Tip 5 : Read others experiences as it will give you an idea about the whole interview process
Tip 6 : Learn from failures and try not to repeat the same mistakes in the future
Tip 7 : Most importantly enjoy the process
Tip 1 : Should not exceed 1 page
Tip 2 : Put only those things which you are confident that you can answer anything
Tip 3 : Have some projects on your resume
Tip 4 : Select the template of your resume based on its readability
Tip 5 : Put things on your resume in a systematic manner(Don't create a mess)
Tip 6 : Take a look at other selected resumes as it will give an idea on what basis companies accept or reject the resumes
I applied via Naukri.com and was interviewed in May 2020. There were 5 interview rounds.
I appeared for an interview before Dec 2020.
Round duration - 90 Minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
Coding round was conducted in the morning for 1.5 hours from 10:00 am to 11:30 am. Exam was conducted on HACKEREARTH which is a user-friendly platform with various edge test-cases. Since exam was done through online mode due to COVID-19, therefore camera was on for invigilation. A well working camera and microphone were needed for successful completion of exam.
Ninja is provided with a dictionary of words, WORDS
, and a sentence, SENTENCE
, which consists of words separated by spaces. The goal is to minimize the size of ...
The goal is to minimize the size of a sentence by replacing words with prefixes from a given dictionary.
Iterate through each word in the sentence and check if a prefix exists in the dictionary
Replace the word with the smallest prefix found in the dictionary
Repeat the process for all words in the sentence
Tip 1 : Do not totally depend on past interview questions or as such unless and until you have a strong foundation. Just build the foundation first in starting months.
Tip 2 : More focus should be on problem-solving skills. Develop the skills of using applications.(Eg.: Where one should use Hashmap, Arraylist, etc.)
Tip 3 : Try to solve the problem on your own. Just sink yourself into the question so much that you don't need to look for the solution.(Figure out solution in your own way).
Tip 4 : Regarding project, quantity doesn't matter but what matters the most is you should know about the project from start to end. Able to explain the project clearly. Be ready with technical as well as Behavioral questions.
Tip 1 : Get rid of irrelevant topics or headings.(Eg. Stood 1st in Annual Sack Race Competition.)
Tip 3 : Make sure you don't keep anything which create problem at time of Interview.
Tip 4 : Short and crisp Resume with each spelling checked twice.
Tip 5 : Keep updating your resume based on addition of Internship/Projects, etc.
Tip 6 : Keep the file name(Resume saved as pdf or any format) decent too.
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