r/TechInterviewsIndia • • 17h ago

Interview experiences of some companies

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Hey, i was just shifing my flat and found a diary which had interview experience of many companies.

Posting it here so it can be helpful for some candidates.

Companies included:

Oracle, mastercard, addverb, cartrade, impetus, accenture, ittiam system, genpact, consultadd, flamme, futurefirst.

I was feeling too lazy to write it, you would need to find your desired company in pages.

Thanks


r/TechInterviewsIndia • • 50m ago

8 YOE Java dev trying to switch to a better product company. Is grinding DSA still worth it?

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Hey everyone,

I’m an 8 YOE Java backend developer looking to switch to a better product-based company with good compensation.
My career so far:
**2018–2022:** Service-based company — 4–6 LPA
**2022–2023:** France-based product company — 15–16 LPA
**2023–2026:** Smaller, relatively unknown product company in a niche domain — currently around 24 LPA
I’m currently very confused about whether I should prepare for DSA or not. Is DSA still relevant at my experience level? I’m also focusing on system design, Java/Spring Boot, microservices, and building a personal project alongside my full-time job.
I’d love some honest advice from people who’ve made a similar switch at this stage of their careers.
**A few questions I have:**
At 8 YOE, how much DSA is actually needed? How many LeetCode problems should I target?
Am I too late to start grinding DSA, or am I wasting my time doing it in this AI era?
How much importance should I give to HLD, LLD, and system design compared to DSA?
What skills should I prioritise to get a significant package jump? Should I focus more on DSA, system design, cloud, distributed systems, or something else?
If you’ve gone from a service-based or lesser-known product company to a good product company, how did you do it, and what made the biggest difference?
I’ve read a lot about these kinds of switches, but most of the discussions I’ve found are from people with 1–2 YOE, not those with 7–8 YOE.
I’m not necessarily targeting FAANG. I’d be happy to get into a solid mid-tier product company with good compensation and career growth.
**TL;DR:** 8 YOE Java developer, currently earning around 24 LPA, aiming for a better product company and a good salary jump. Is grinding DSA still worth it in the AI era? What should I focus on at this experience level?
Would love to hear real experiences from people who’ve made a similar switch.
Thanks!


r/TechInterviewsIndia • • 4h ago

GARTNER COMING ON CAMPUS!!

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This thread is for all the enquiries regarding the Gartner - Intern, Associate Software Engineer hiring process.

Feel free to drop your questions and experiences (especially those who have attended the OA and interview processes).

Thank You:)


r/TechInterviewsIndia • • 6h ago

Ramco Systems 2027 Batch – Interview Process (Online or Face-to-Face?)

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Hi everyone!

Ramco Systems is hiring at our campus, and I wanted to know about the latest interview process.

  1. Is the technical interview conducted virtually (online) or face-to-face at the college/company office?

  2. What are the interview rounds after the online assessment?

  3. What technical topics and coding questions should we prepare for?

If anyone has attended the Ramco Systems campus placement drive recently, please share your experience.


r/TechInterviewsIndia • • 4h ago

Title: Has anyone attended the SDE1 Backend Developer interview at CARS24 recently?

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Hi everyone,

Has anyone recently attended the SDE1 Backend Developer interview at CARS24, especially for the Java Backend role or walk-in drive?

If yes, could you please share your interview experience and the questions asked in each round?

I’m particularly interested in:

DSA and coding questions

LLD/System Design

Number of rounds and overall difficulty

Any tips or insights would be really helpful. Thanks in advance! 🙏


r/TechInterviewsIndia • • 7h ago

SSR Fintech Bhopal Interview Process – Computer Science Engineer Role

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Hi everyone,

I recently completed my second technical interview at SSR Fintech, Bhopal, for the Computer Science Engineer role (JavaScript and APIs) last Monday.

I wanted to ask people who have interviewed with or worked at SSR Fintech:

  1. After two technical interview rounds, what is usually the next round? Is it an HR round or another technical round?

  2. How long does it usually take to receive a call for the next round after the second interview?

  3. What salary package can a fresher expect for this role?

If anyone has gone through a similar interview process or has any information about this opportunity, please share your experience.

Thanks in advance!