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The candidate successfully navigated three rounds of interviews after passing the online assessment. Despite varying interviewer demeanors and technical difficulties, the candidate received an offer for a Software Developer role.
Hackerrank platform with 4 coding problems (1 easy, 2 medium, 1 hard).
A 70-minute technical interview covering project experience, OOPS concepts, DBMS, and a coding problem.
Explain NLP and Dialogflow project experience.
Discuss OOPS concepts including inheritance, the diamond problem in C++, types of constructors, access modifiers, and object slicing.
Write a SQL query to find the employee with the third highest salary using joins and nth highest salary logic.
Convert a binary number represented as a linked list into an integer.
A 40-minute technical interview focusing on Operating Systems and a DSA problem.
Discuss Operating System concepts including memory management, paging, segmentation, fragmentation, TLB, and virtual memory.
Given a vector of strings, arrange them such that no two strings with the same initial character are consecutive.
A 30-minute final round with a manager covering internship experience, behavioral questions, and a logic puzzle.
Solve the handshake problem: Given n people at a party, find the total number of handshakes if everyone shakes hands exactly once.
The candidate cleared both technical rounds and was among 9 selected out of 32 students for the SDE Intern role at BNY Mellon.
Online assessment with 4 medium-hard questions, shuffled and not identical for all candidates. 3 out of 4 were solved, leading to interview shortlisting.
Focused on data structures. Candidate implemented a linked list and answered basic questions about binary and AVL trees. Solved two coding problems: a generalized version of sort 0,1,2 and the 'Trapping Rain Water' problem.
Implement a generalized version of sort 0,1,2
Solve the 'Trapping Rain Water' problem
Spanned 50 minutes, covering resume-based questions, CS fundamentals (ACID properties in DBMS, paging and virtual memory in OS), and standard HR questions. Included a discussion about extracurricular activities and leadership qualities.
Explain ACID properties in DBMS
Describe paging and virtual memory in OS
What drives you as a programmer?
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