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Built from 1 candidate report with 1 first-hand accounts, covering 2022-23.

Hiring process

2022-23 · Internship

  1. 1

    Aptitude test

    Cognitive test
    onlineeasy

    simple arithmetic · English

    No specific preparation needed.

  2. 2

    Coding test

    Online coding round 1
    Coderbyte6 questionsonlinehard

    popular interview problems

    Described as medium/hard; candidate solved 4 or 5 of about 6.

  3. 3

    Coding test

    Online coding round 2
    Coderbyte5 questionsonlinehard

    popular interview problems

    About 4-5 medium/hard problems. Searching the web from the platform reportedly led to a candidate being flagged.

  4. 4

    Technical interview

    Technical interview (only one)
    Google Meet50 minvirtualhard

    project discussion · number theory · binary search

    One problem took the whole 40-50 minutes; thought-process explanation weighed heavily.

  5. 5

    HR interview

    Google Meet20 minvirtual

    why this company · expectations as intern · ideal workplace

    Conversational.

Advice from candidates

10 pieces of advice, in their own words. Names removed.

  • Move on to other problems if a particular problem takes a lot of time.

    test · 2022-23

  • They also allow you to google search from the coderbyte platform itself, but I suggest that you should not use it. A friend of mine used it to search for something, and I believe that resulted in him getting flagged and not getting into further rounds.

    test · 2022-23

  • Prepare 3-5 minute material for each of your projects mentioned in your resume. You can be asked to explain any of these in any of the interviews at any company.

    interview · 2022-23

  • Have a favorite project ready (this should ideally be the one with which you are most comfortable with). Most interviewers just ask you to explain your favorite project.

    interview · 2022-23

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Question patterns reported

The kind of problem, not the problem itself. Our practice questions are written to match these patterns.

  • Technicalcount integers whose factorial ends in a given number of zeros