I applied through university. I interviewed at Broadridge
Interview
It started with a basic introduction. The interviewer was very polite and friendly. Asked about the project I did during the summer internship.
Tried to answer all questions .After 15 minutes of project discussion, we moved to DSA. The interviewer gave me 2 questions: a) searching an element in a rotated sorted array(using binary search), b)given a value of n, print all valid parenthesis strings of brackets(). Although I tried my best, he was not so satisfied.
(He liked the approach but found code confusing). This round went about 90-95 minutes long. After 30 minutes I received a link for the third round( second technical interview).Big relief 🙂 Only 10 students were selected further.
I applied through university. I interviewed at Broadridge (Bengaluru) in Sept 2025
Interview
OA followed by technical interview and Hr round total 2 round. 50 student selected in OA and 5 are offered intern and full time role. comapny is good and The HR is also very nice.
They asked questions like it was a VIVA in college. Like straight up theory questions. They did ask easy DSA and some puzzles. There were totally 2 rounds and it was an on-campus process for UG grads
I applied through university. I interviewed at Broadridge (Bengaluru)
Interview
Broadridge came for on campus diversity hiring. The test was all mcqs, a lot focused on OOPs and dsa theory, concepts about c/c++ and java, little bit from networks and sql. Those shortlisted for interview were asked dsa questions especially sorting algorithms explanations and time complexity and moderate dbms queries. Some simple dsa questions about concepts like recursion were asked. Grilled on OOPs concepts especially.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
DBMS queries using simple join, OOPS concepts. Asked about interfaces and how to overcome the lack of multi inheritance in java.