Providence General Intern Interview Questions
& Process

First, they asked for my self-introduction. Then, they asked me about Operating Systems (OS), like what types of OS I've worked with and what an OS is. Next, they asked me to talk about any topic I know in Computer Networks (CN). After that, they gave me a problem statement and asked me to write the code in C. I took a lot of time writing in C, so they gave me the option to write it in Python. After I finished the code, they asked if I had any questions.

So Providence India does this interview thing to find the best people and make sure they fit in, you know? It starts with looking at your resume and seeing what you're about. Then, there are technical tests to see if you can actually do the job stuff. If you pass those, they bring you in to chat with the team leads or managers. You'll talk about what you've done, how you solve problems, and how you could help the company. They might also do some behavioral interviews to see if you're a good cultural fit and if you're good at working with others and communicating. It's all about checking out every candidate thoroughly.

So I cleared the online assessment and then got an email from college about 2 hours before my interview. It kicked off with explaining my projects. Then they hit me with some data structures questions and asked for code. After that, there were 2 coding questions about strings, pretty easy to medium difficulty. To wrap it up, there was one SQL question. The whole thing took about 30 minutes.