
Broadridge Java Developer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 8 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Broadridge.
Senior Java Developer
So the interview process started with an L1 technical interview, which went fine. Then there was an L2 technical round. In this round, two people were on the panel and they asked me about my current and expected salary details and any offers I currently have. This was quite shocking because it was supposed to be a technical round, and I found it totally unprofessional.
- Could you tell me about the technology stack you've listed on your resume?
- What is your current salary?
- What are your salary expectations?
Java Developer
The interview had four technical rounds and one HR round. They were looking for good basics, especially with RDBMS concepts. They prefer candidates who can code well in Java, .NET, and C. Initially, there were two technical rounds followed by an HR round. Then, three candidates remained, including me. They conducted another technical interview. One person was selected (not me). I was told to leave for the day and they would contact me soon, as I didn't clear the final round. A week later, they called me back and conducted a technical personal interview. I was selected and asked to fill out an application form. I'm now waiting for the offer letter.
- Regarding Java, can you explain OOPS concepts?
- How about your Java coding skills?
- What do you know about Java collection frameworks?
Junior Java Developer
It was a 1 round return test about java inheritance encapsulation system.exit. increment operator questions String related questions super class etc. Then a 2nd round group descision topic about moon lighting. Then a 3rd coding round for sorting unique elements. Finally a 4th technical round covering opps concepts, inheritance, abstarction, collections, SQL, and exception handling.
- Can you explain the difference between abstraction and an interface?
Broadridge Java Developer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Broadridge interview reports.
“What is RDBMS syntax?”
Read reports →“What are RDBMS joins?”
Read reports →“Explain RDBMS indexing.”
Read reports →“Could you write a small program to reverse a string?”
Read reports →“What about pointers in C?”
Read report →“Explain RDBMS tables.”
Read report →“What are RDBMS queries?”
Read report →“Can you explain the difference between abstraction and an interface?”
Read report →“Tell me about Strings in Java.”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 8 Broadridge interview reports.