• Aptitude Test - The test included 70 questions across verbal, logical, numerical, and diagrammatic reasoning. - I attempted 66 out of the 70 questions. • Shortlist and Coursework - After the aptitude test, I received an email confirming that I was shortlisted for the coding assessment. - Along with the mail, coursework notes were shared on Data Structures, Algorithms, and CS fundamentals. I used these to revise key concepts before the next stage. • Coding Assessment - The coding round included 14 questions, of which 10 were CS based problems, 1 was a situation based problem, and 3 were DSA based: - Problems were based on string processing, recursive pattern generation and graph traversal. - I solved all the questions and passed all the test cases. • Interview Rounds - After the coding round, I received a confirmation email stating that I was shortlisted for the next phase: Round 1 – Virtual - The round began with a brief introduction, followed by a project discussion and two DSA based problems. Problem 1: Binary Search problem Problem 2: A matrix-based implementation problem with multiple edge cases - I solved both problems and passed all the test cases provided by the interviewer and discussed the time complexity of the overall solution. Round 2 – Virtual - This round also began with an introduction - A situational prompt was given which mapped to a connected components problem. - The problem was then modified to require a Disjoint Set Union (DSU) approach, for which I explained the logic, wrote pseudocode, and discussed the time complexity of the functions and the overall solution.