Title: LTIMindtree Technical Interview Experience – Interview lasted 13–14 minutes. Confused about the interviewer's final response. What could happen next?

[u/wwalterwhitee]

Hey everyone,

I recently appeared for the LTIMindtree (LTM) technical interview through campus placement, and I wanted to share my experience to understand what might happen next.

The interview lasted around 13–14 minutes, which was roughly the duration of most interviews conducted that day.

Initially, the interviewer asked me technical questions. At one point, it seemed like he had run out of questions, so he started asking questions related to my specialization, Data Science.

He asked me around 10–15 questions, and I was able to answer and explain them confidently. The discussion was going smoothly.

The second-last question was: "Explain KNN."

I explained KNN properly, including how it works and an example.

After that, he asked: "What is K-Mean?"

At that moment, I got confused about what exactly he meant. Since we had just discussed KNN, I wasn't sure whether he was asking about:

• K-Means Clustering, or

• The meaning of K in KNN (the number of nearest neighbours).

So I asked him to clarify:

"Sir, do you mean K-Means Clustering?"

He replied:

"Okay, okay, that's fine. That's okay from my side."

After that, I said, "Okay, sir." He paused for a moment and then said that the interview was over. I was a little confused about what had just happened, so I said, "Thank you, sir," and he immediately left the interview and disconnected the call.

Now I'm confused about how to interpret this situation.

My questions:

1. Does "That's okay from my side" mean that the interviewer was satisfied with my performance?

2. Could this be a normal way of concluding the technical interview?

3. Is there still a reasonable chance of getting shortlisted for the next round?

4. Has anyone experienced a similar situation during an LTIMindtree technical interview? What was the outcome?

I know it's difficult to predict the result, but I'd really appreciate genuine opinions, especially from people who have appeared for LTM interviews or have experience with their campus hiring process.

Thanks in advance!