
In Time Tec Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at In Time Tec.
Software Engineer
The campus placement process was a mess. The aptitude test, supposed to be 60 minutes, was run incorrectly twice, first with 25 minutes and then 30 minutes. It left us confused and unable to finish. They ended up using the results from the first flawed round and ignored the second attempt, which makes no sense. We also had to wait an hour and a half before anything started, which was disrespectful of our time and added to the stress. The whole thing felt disorganized and poorly managed.
- Questions about DSA
- Questions about conditional statements
- Questions about loops
Software Engineer Intern
The interview had an aptitude round that was pretty tough. Then a coding round which was easy. After that, there were 2 technical rounds, the first one focused on Binary trees, recursion, and permutations and was harder. The second technical round was about application-based stuff like DBMS and Projects and was easier. Finally, there was a round that was both HR and Technical, covering DSA, OOPS, LL, and OS.
- Determine if a given Binary tree is balanced.
- Generate all possible permutations of a given string.
- Find the next lexicographical permutation of a string.
Software Engineer
The process included 3 rounds. Round 1 was an online technical interview lasting 1 hour with 3 interviewers. They asked a lot of JS questions, Solid principles, Design patterns, and a React coding question. Round 2 was another online technical interview for 1 hour with 1 interviewer. This one covered design patterns, Solid principles, JS, React, security, optimisation, and how commands work internally. Round 3 was a face-to-face manager round in Jaipur, lasting 1 hour with 1 interviewer. This was unexpectedly technical, covering random questions about the browser, protocols, new security threats, and technical reasons for choosing different options even for tasks I hadn't done before. I got rejected in this management round, which I thought would be behavioral but turned out to be a general technical explanation behind the scenes.
- Js, React, Security, Optimisation, SOLID, Design patterns
In Time Tec Software Engineer Interview Questions
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“Given the string AAAAfghaaaa, determine the character with the highest frequency. If there's a tie in frequency, return the character with the lower ASCII value.”
Read reports →“Write code to find the frequency of all characters in a given string using a hashmap.”
Read reports →“Given an array of integers called nums and an integer called target, can you return the indices of two numbers that sum up to the target? You can assume there's exactly one solution and you can't use the same element twice. The order of the indices doesn't matter.”
Read reports →“Can you explain why a UDP server doesn't need an accept() or listen() call?”
Read reports →“How many ways can a monkey climb a ladder of n stairs, jumping 1 or 2 stairs at a time?”
Read report →“What are the first, second, and third normal forms (1NF, 2NF, 3NF)?”
Read report →“Can you write a program to determine the length of a string without using any built-in functions?”
Read report →“Can you explain the purpose and usage of 'public static void main(String[] args)' in Java?”
Read report →“What are pointers, and how can you swap two numbers without using a third variable?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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