The interview was quite easy and straightforward. The company came for campus placements, and the overall process was smooth. During the interview, they mainly focused on basic concepts rather than asking anything too advanced. Most of the questions revolved around Object-Oriented Programming (OOPS) principles, some fundamental queries from SQL like joins and basic commands, and a few Python questions related to syntax and simple problem-solving. They weren’t testing in-depth knowledge or tricky edge cases, but rather wanted to see if we had a clear understanding of the basics. My advice for anyone preparing would be to revisit your fundamentals in OOPS, SQL, and Python. If you are confident with the basics and can explain them well, you should be good to go.