Interview process was quite smooth and straightforward. It consisted of two rounds, both focused on core problem-solving and debugging skills. The questions were practical in nature and tested understanding of basic algorithms and real-world system scenarios rather than heavy theory. The overall difficulty was on the easier side for an intern role, and the interviewers were friendly and supportive throughout. It was a good experience and a fair process to evaluate fundamental DSA and logical thinking, without being overly stressful or complicated.

They started by telling me introduce yourself and moving on to they ask me about my projects and then they started posing questions on each core subject they pick very basic question you can able to ans all of those questions if your are comfortable to take the interview and my go to suggestion is don't panic even though they are known questions u might unable to answer