
WNS-Vuram Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 154 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at WNS-Vuram.
Technical Lead
The interview process involved 4 rounds total. There were 2 technical rounds, one managerial round, and one with HR. The questions asked weren't too hard, mostly checking understanding of processes. The process is fair.
- For a leave submission application, what database tables would be needed?
Appian Developer
Round 1 was an aptitude test covering numbers, time, lcm, and hcf. Round 2 was a coding round with basic questions like pangram and more questions on arrays and strings. Tips: be confident and explain each line in coding correctly. Read and understand correctly before you start answering. Round 3 was another coding round. Round 4 was with HR.
- Basic aptitude questions
- Questions about arrays and strings
- A question about pangrams
Software Engineer
The interview process has three parts: MCQs, Essay Writing, and Coding. There are no negative marks. The MCQs cover Quants, Logical Reasoning, and Technical Aptitude, including topics like Data Structures, predicting output, spotting errors, and Operating Systems. This section has about 30 questions to be completed in 45 minutes and is considered easy. The Essay Writing part lasts only 10 minutes, where you'll be given a simple topic and asked to write about it in your own words. Finally, the Coding section involves 5 straightforward questions focused on Arrays and Strings.
- Coding questions that are simple and relate to Arrays and Strings.
WNS-Vuram Software Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from WNS-Vuram interview reports.
“Given an array and a difference, count pairs of numbers in the array that have the specified difference.”
Read reports →“Without using the modulo function, write a program to determine if a number is even or odd?”
Read reports →“Imagine an equilateral triangle with three ants on its edges. What is the probability that two ants will collide when they start moving?”
Read reports →“How long does it take for an update in a table to show up in the view table?”
Read reports →“Given n, can you output the square root of the nearest perfect squares? For instance, for n=96, the output should be 10, and for n=85, the output should be 9. An optimized logic is expected.”
Read report →“Regarding table updates, is there a delay in reflecting changes in the view table, and if so, what is the duration of that delay?”
Read report →“Would changes made to a table take time to appear in the view table, and what would be the estimated time for that?”
Read report →“How would you convert a decimal to a whole integer without using the typedef concept?”
Read report →“When I type a link into a URL, how does your computer know and fetch the correct details you want?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 154 WNS-Vuram interview reports.