SourceFuse Interview Experience
Round 1:
It was an off-campus opportunity.
It was an online test that was conducted on Evalground. The test was divided into 7 sections.
- Aptitude
- Analytical Reasoning
- Data Structure
- OOP
- DBMS
- SQL and
- Coding.
The total test duration is 150 mins. If you complete a section early you may move on to the next section.
Sections 1-5 contain multiple-choice questions. There is no negative marking in these sections.
Section 6 contains SQL questions where you will be asked to write SQL queries to solve the problems. The queries will be evaluated using MySQL engine.
Section 7 contains programming questions you can attempt in any language provided by the editor during the test. You can choose the compiling language from the drop-down provided.
The coding round was compulsory for further rounds. The coding questions asked were: 1) Butterfly Pattern, 2) Linkedlist Based Question,3) Subarray Problem
Difficulty level was moderate to hard. I was able to clear this round.Next day they called me and told to attend the next round which was communication round.
Round 2:
This test was hosted via Evalground. There was no such round where we had to talk. The round was just about to check your English Speaking ability, understanding English, and grammar check. This round was easy to moderate. Next day they called me and told that “you have to attend technical interview followed by hr interview” within an hour which was quite difficult for me but somehow I managed to attend the interview.
Round 3:
This test was hosted via Google Meet. The interviewer was friendly. All questions were based on CV.
Questions asked:
- Tell me about yourself.
- Write a code of inorder, postorder traversal, BFS.
- Tell the Time Complexity of these codes.
- Some basic questions on Javascript.
- Some basic questions on OOPS.
- Some basic questions on DSA.
- About my project and gave some scenarios where the sql queries should be upgraded.
- Some SQL queries.
The interview took about 1 hr long.
Unfortunately I was not able to clear the round. But it was a good experience as they were clearing my doubts.
So I think this experience will definitely carry a great knowledge for future interviews.
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