Process took place at their campus in Bangalore, outsourced through careernet. First day had two rounds. First round, written (aptitude + technical) (15+25) questions 75 minutes worth, no negative marking. Shortlisted candidates (40 from total 140) were asked to attend second round, Second round was a programming one, consisting of four really ambiguous simple questions. Questions 1- Remove duplicates in a large array. 2- Find a missing number in the array. 3- Reverse a LL. 4- String conversion "vmware is a friend" to "erawmv si a dneirf" No shortlist happened in this round. F2F interview was scheduled the next day morning. I was almost last person to attend the first level of interview. First Level - He was a very friendly guy. He started with some hr questions and then asked to run through a sample testcase for two of the programs that I've done in the second round. Later he gave me a puzzle, one design question and asked about my projects. I really did impress him, with my answers. Later, I asked him about his position. That was it and i was very confident of getting through this round. The next round was scheduled after 5min. Questions 1- Tell about yourself. 2- Run through you're program with sample test case. 3- Design a chicken. 4- Puzzle - Twins such that elder has born two days after younger. How come possible ? 5- Why not interested in earlier offer from another company ? I did a handful number of java projects and so that attracted a java technician to conduct my next round. Second Level - Frankly speaking, I'm really not bad at java and timing was such that I've skipped brushing my basic java concepts during my earlier preparation. Questions 1- Why do you prefer Java over C (as I've given Java as my most preferred language) ? 2- Tell about the automatic garbage collector in java and the intelligence it has got. 3- JDK over JRE -quite messed up with my answer 4- About final year project. 5- JDBC over ODBC 6- Triggers, Procedures, VIews 7- Exceptions, Throw. 8- J2ME vs J2EE 9- Javas platform independency. 10- Java Hibernate. Although all the questions were really easier ones, I would be really thankful to have been asked questions only in my expertise field. Interviewer required confident and right anwers from me and I was a bits and pieces of both. I came to know that I dint do well, only after I got my result.

It was a frontend interview on hackerrank platform. There was three screens for html, css and JavaScript, asked to create a navigation component. HR informed me that it was going to be a data structures round with no language restriction. But in interview I found out it was a core skills round instead.