
Seclore Manufacturing 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 Seclore.
Production Engineer
We had a written assessment round for 30 mins. It had PNC and probability questions, mixing quantities, time and distance, logical reasoning questions, and visual reasoning questions. Then, a 40 mins written coding assessment round was given. A Binary search tree code was provided with all functions in a single program, and we had to answer questions about it. After that, there were Level 1 and Level 2 interviews, with the Level 2 interview being at the office.
- Answered 2 output-based questions about the BST code.
- Answered 3 explanation-based questions about the BST code.
- Stated the purpose of functions in the BST code.
Production Engineer
So basically there were 4 rounds. First was a programming test on hackerearth, it was just one easy-medium problem to solve in 60 mins. Then after 3 days HR mailed me for the aptitude test on Mettl which had 16 logical reasoning questions and lasted 30 mins. After this test, HR called me to schedule the next round with the chief product architect, and she asked me about my placement status and current location, and also told me to prepare projects and puzzles since they don't focus on DSA. Then came the 1st level technical interview with puzzles and project discussion, which lasted 60 mins. The puzzles were about socks and a race between Karan and Arjun. Then we discussed my projects, focusing on the tech stack and implementation. The interviewer was super friendly. The last round was with the VP product Engineering (co-founder) for 60 mins, but it ended in 30 mins. She asked questions not on my resume and 2 puzzles about forming 5 digit numbers divisible by 25. I answered everything correctly, but she looked uninterested and the interview was unprofessional. They wanted me to go to Mumbai for a face-to-face interview which I couldn't do, so they scheduled an online one. I think I knew I was rejected before the second interview because I couldn't make it to Mumbai.
- How many socks must a man take out from a drawer with 21 blue, 15 black, and 17 red socks to be 100% sure he has a pair of black socks, given it's completely dark?
- If Karan beats Arjun by 10 metres in a 100m race, and in the next race Karan starts 10m behind the start line but runs at the same speed, who wins?
- What is the number of ways to form 5-digit numbers divisible by 25 using the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 0, taking five digits at a time?
Production Engineer
The interview process involved 4 rounds: an aptitude test, a programming test, a first interview, and a second interview. The focus was on projects and puzzles. It's important to be well-prepared regarding your projects and resume. Try to solve as many puzzles as possible from Geek for Geeks.
- Tell me about your projects and the technologies you used.
- Can you detail the tech stack you employed in your projects?
Seclore Manufacturing Engineer Interview Questions
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“If Karan beats Arjun by 10 metres in a 100m race, and in the next race Karan starts 10m behind the start line but runs at the same speed, who wins?”
Read reports →“What is the number of ways to form 5-digit numbers divisible by 25 using the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 0, taking five digits at a time?”
Read reports →“How many socks must a man take out from a drawer with 21 blue, 15 black, and 17 red socks to be 100% sure he has a pair of black socks, given it's completely dark?”
Read reports →“Can you introduce yourself?”
Read reports →“Can you detail the tech stack you employed in your projects?”
Read report →“Tell me about your projects and the technologies you used.”
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