After applying, I took an online screening before speaking with an engineer. It combined multiple-choice questions and one coding problem to finish in about two hours. In the live rounds, DSA and OOP fundamentals remained central. The pace seemed aimed at seeing whether I could reason through normal problems rather than repeat memorized tricks.
There was a deeper technical phone screen with an experienced engineer, then more technical interviews with a panel. The structure was rigorous, though not always collaborative. When I was unsure, I tried to slow down and explain my reasoning. One session jumped from very low-level command and syntax questions to conceptual data-structure topics so abruptly that I could not tell what was being tested. The framework was professional, but some questioning was frustrating because it was not framed helpfully.
Some logic challenges felt harder than typical LeetCode, although instructions and timing were generally reasonable. I cleared coding components but did not reach an offer, which left me disappointed and more aware of how much clear communication in the room matters.
Location: Bengaluru. Overall feedback: positive. Offer status: no offer.
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