CGPA cutoff: 7
Branches: CSE, ECE, EEE
Stipend: 50k/month
Location: Bangalore
Verdict: Selected
Online Assessment:
It was a 3-hour online test, and 3 questions were asked. First question was based on strings, second question was based on trees and third question was to find the number of bridges in a graph.
7 candidates were shortlisted for the interview.
Technical interview:
There was only one interview after the online assessment. Interviewer asked me about my projects in depth. This went on for about 20 minutes.
Then the interviewer asked me some MCQs based on OOPS, including inheritance and virtual functions.
Then I was given a DSA question based on stacks and queues and I was asked to write the pseudocode for it.
After that I was asked 6-7 DSA problems:
1) Find the kth smallest element in an unsorted array
2) Search for a given number X in a matrix of sorted rows and sorted columns, the first element of next row is greater than the element of previous row
3) Search for a given number X in a matrix of sorted rows and sorted columns, the first element of next row need not be necessarily greater than the element of previous row
4) Find kth smallest element in a matrix of sorted rows and sorted columns
5) Find kth smallest element in a BST
6) Find the intersection of two given linked list
Only the logic was discussed for these questions. I explained the naive approach first and then explained the efficient approach, with optimal time and space complexity.
I asked few questions to the interviewer before the interview ended.
Overall, the interview went for about one hour. 5 candidates were finally selected.
Tips:
Try to think loud and keep communicating with the interviewer. Interviewer wants to know your approach throughout the discussion of the problem.
Do some research about the company so that you can ask questions to the interviewer. It makes a good impact
Overview
Solution
Code
ll n, k;
cin >> n >> k;
vector<ll> a(n);
for (ll i = 0; i < n; i++)
{
cin >> a[i];
}
sort(all(a));
k--;
cout << a[k] << endl;
return;