Seclore Application Support Engineer Interview Questions
& Process

I went through 3 rounds. The first round was Technical and Puzzle Questions. The second round was Technical questions from my Resume. The third round was with the founder and also technical questions from my Resume. For the puzzle part, you can refer to the questions previously posted on Glassdoor; they usually ask 2-3 of those. Honestly, the company made a really bad impression because all 3 rounds were easy and went smoothly, but I still didn't get an offer. I'm not sure what they were actually looking for in a candidate, it felt like a complete waste of time. It seems this company expects a technical expert but offers very little pay. I'd strongly advise thinking 1000 times before interviewing here.

The interview process was long but genuinely good. It felt more like a constructive conversation about our capabilities and their needs. From the initial HR contact through the technical and final managerial interviews, they were clear about expectations and provided feedback, ensuring I was engaged throughout. They seem to be quite selective in their hiring. The technical interviews focused not only on technical skills but also assessed logical reasoning and decision-making abilities. After completing all rounds, I was promised a callback within three days, which they delivered on time. Overall, it was a very positive experience.

Seclore Technologies came to our college for recruitment. It is a no bond company. The whole process took 2 days. The first day had 4 rounds and the second day was at their office in Andheri after a few days. There were 5 rounds in total. Out of 160 students, only 1 got selected. Round 1 was Aptitude which had negative marking and 16 questions including basic maths and logic reasoning. Topics included predicting sequences, visual reasoning, puzzles, series, arrangement, codes, and statement 1 & 2 questions. Minimum 1 question from these topics. Only 7 students were selected for Round 2. Round 2 was Subjective Puzzle Solving with 2 puzzles. Both needed to be solved with reasoning. The correctness of the answer wasn't as important as the logic. Even though my first puzzle answer was wrong, I still got selected for Round 3. So, it's important to try and explain your logic. Puzzle 1 involved siblings and their statements about elder brothers and younger sisters to find the minimum number of siblings. Puzzle 2 involved four people (Banta, Santa, Pinto, Tarun) making statements about being boys or girls, and lying or telling the truth, to determine who was definitely lying. Round 3 was subjective programming with 4 main questions, each having 3-4 sub-questions on basic coding like swap logic and strings. Round 4 was the one where they asked for introduction, hobbies, detailed project explanations (especially BE projects), subject-related questions (like Java IP, Matlab concepts like resolution, pixels, thresholding), training, and family details. Round 5 was a group/panel/presentation round.