Tips for the interview

Round 1 :

There were 3 easy-medium Coding questions and 10 MCQs to solve within 70 min....

Round 2: Technical Interview

The interview primarily centered around fundamental concepts, serving as a gauge of your understanding of the subject matter. The process proceeded seamlessly, with the interviewer providing assistance whenever necessary. In instances where you encountered challenges, the interviewer thoughtfully offered hints to guide you toward a solution....

Round 3: Techno HR

The first question was how would you differentiate yourself from others in the office. Describe yourself in one word. Then we moved to the project section. I had 2 internships and did a couple of projects. Questions were asked from that domain. Peer-to-peer communication. WebRtc what is it that we establish and how does the connection is established between peers? Given 3 cities assume it to be Delhi, New York, and Boston and we are sending data from Delhi to New York and from Boston to New York which will reach first and what will happen if the bandwidth is increased or decreased.  Discussion around Bandwidth, delay, and latency. TCP vs UDP Connections.  When to use TCP and when to use UDP. UDP use cases and why UDP is used for real-time video conferences. UDP in real life. (example I gave was WIFI )...

Tips for the interview :

Keep the interview more engaging and do not just consider it a question-answer type thing. Even if you do not know the answer, don’t say I don’t know, instead try one or two times and ask for hints. Even if you didn’t catch the answer, do ask the interviewer for the answer. They just want to check you’re never giving up attitude. Before rushing towards telling the solution or anything first understand the question. Always start by telling the brute force approach and then explain the demerits of the approach. It can be time complexity or other than give some optimized solution if present. If there is a more optimized approach, wait till the interviewer asks....