
Blue Star Infotech Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 13 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Blue Star Infotech.
Lead Developer
So there were 2 tech rounds and then a final HR round. The first one was a phone call, and it was technical. They asked me a lot about Java, collections, Spring IOC, and Hibernate, plus some Unix stuff. That round went fine. The second round was face to face, and it was kinda weird. The interviewer didn't even introduce himself or look at my profile. He just asked me what my favorite part of Java was and said he'd ask questions only on that. I wasn't sure what the point was. He asked some stuff about I/O and collections, and it seemed like he was figuring out what to ask on the spot. No questions about design patterns, frameworks, or databases came up.
- What part of Java do you like best, and I'll focus my questions there?
- Tell me about your favorite part in Java, and I will ask questions only in that topic?
- What is your favorite part in java, I will ask questions only in that topic?
Software Engineer Intern
The interview process started with an aptitude and computer knowledge test. After the aptitude test, we were made to wait the entire day. Only a few applicants proceeded to the technical interview, while others were dismissed without knowing their eligibility or when they might be contacted. The technical interview I attended was manageable and engaging, focusing on programming fundamentals and my academic project. They also posed common puzzles to assess our logic and knowledge. It's been a week with no communication from BSIL regarding the results.
- They asked in-depth questions about my academic project, specifically inquiring why I chose a particular approach over other potential methods.
Software Engineer
The interview had a first round with about 50 questions covering Reasoning, Aptitude, and core Java, which were of average difficulty. After that, there were technical rounds, followed by a managerial round, and finally an HR round where very simple questions were asked.
- Can you explain OOPS concepts?
- Tell me about String manipulation in Java.
- Discuss Multi-threading in Java.
Blue Star Infotech Software Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Blue Star Infotech interview reports.
“What are Views in DBMS?”
Read reports →“What are Stored procedures in DBMS?”
Read reports →“What are Joins in DBMS?”
Read reports →“What are Keys in DBMS?”
Read reports →“What are the Azure components?”
Read report →“Explain Java Collections framework.”
Read report →“Tell me about String manipulation in Java.”
Read report →“Can you tell me about Unix internals and IPC?”
Read report →“Can you explain OOPS concepts?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 13 Blue Star Infotech interview reports.