
Sahil 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
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Software Development Engineer
Tomorrow is my GrowthJockey campus hiring for the SDE role. The CTO, Aresh Mishra (ex-Microsoft), is looking to build a top-tier tech team, 'True Alpha', to impact billions globally with advanced tech ventures. He wants passionate innovators for this mission.
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Software Developer
it was a good interview, the interviewers were good-natured and the questions were of medium difficulty. The interview was online, and you cannot switch tabs during the interview; if you do, your interview will be cancelled.
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Software Engineer Intern
Got an on-campus internship opportunity at arcseium . Around 150 candidates were shortlisted from 500 applicants. Shortlisted candidates then had to take an online OA which had 3 sections: 15 aptitude questions, 20 CS fundamental questions, and 2 DSA (medium) questions.
- Given two strings s and t, where you can either take the current character of s or not take it, and also delete the last taken character of s, determine if it's possible to convert s to t.
- Given an array X, you need to form two arrays, A (non-strictly increasing) and B (non-strictly decreasing), such that for each index i, A[i] + B[i] = X[i]. The goal is to find the count of such possible arrays.
Sahil Software Engineer Interview Questions
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“Given two strings s and t, where you can either take the current character of s or not take it, and also delete the last taken character of s, determine if it's possible to convert s to t.”
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Read reports →“What is Node.js?”
Read reports →“Write an SQL query.”
Read reports →“Given an array X, you need to form two arrays, A (non-strictly increasing) and B (non-strictly decreasing), such that for each index i, A[i] + B[i] = X[i]. The goal is to find the count of such possible arrays.”
Read report →“Can you explain what the virtual DOM in React is?”
Read report →“How would you find the smallest of two numbers without using a comparator?”
Read report →“Can you explain what inheritance is and how it's used in Java?”
Read report →“Explain Python basics.”
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Across all 19 Sahil interview reports.