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Interview was DSA heavy and asked some System Design concepts too. They asked 2 DSA question in DSA round of medium and hard difficulty. After that they asked CS Fundamentals in further round too and CGPA criteria was 7

Interview was too long took more time to get call from Recruiter ..and interview was very long process line 4- 5 rounds and questions related to problem solving , critical thinking, STAR related questions and challenging questions

The interview process consisted of two technical rounds. Technical Round 1 focused mainly on digital electronics, FPGA fundamentals, and hardware concepts. The questions covered topics such as JK flip-flops, synchronous counters, priority encoders, setup and hold time, timing slack, FIFO, and basic FPGA concepts. I was also asked about my projects. Technical Round 2 was primarily coding-oriented. I was asked about coding languages like MATLAB, python and C. My resume was skimmed through again and there were a few questions about it. I was given a problem involving reading numerical data from a text file and generating a histogram. The discussion covered different approaches to reading files in Python, string processing using `strip()`, frequency counting using `Counter()`, handling floating-point values, and grouping closely spaced values into suitable bins. The round focused not only on arriving at a solution but also on explaining the reasoning and flow of the approach.

the interview process consist of a OA and 3 rounds of interviews . The OA was very easy mostly students in our college have completed the OA . The main shortlisting criterian was CGPA and Resume . The first round of interview consist of easy to moderate level of DSA question and the second round consist of moderate to hard level DSA question . The interviewer helps you think and build the approach try to give brute force solution first and then optimise it

I got three rounds 1. Technical Leadership - I did fairly well 2. People Leadership - I did horribly bad 3. System Design - I did't do well here at EM level, may be well at Senior Level