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30 MCQs: Likely covering topics like algorithms, data structures, and maybe even system design fundamentals. 1 SQL question: Testing knowledge of querying databases (e.g., joins, aggregations, etc.). 3 DSA (Data Structures and Algorithms) questions: Longest distinct character substring: This is a common problem that tests knowledge of sliding window technique or hashing. Maximum sum in window size k: A sliding window problem, where you are likely asked to find the subarray of size k that has the largest sum. Merging two sorted linked lists: A classic linked list problem that tests your understanding of pointers and linked list manipulation. Round 1 (DSA + Resume-based questions): DSA Questions: Merging two sorted linked lists: Standard problem requiring you to merge two sorted linked lists into one sorted list. Longest palindromic substring: This problem requires you to identify the longest substring in a string that reads the same forward and backward. Can be solved using dynamic programming or expand around center technique. Resume-based Questions: Focuses on the projects you've worked on, with an emphasis on explaining the architecture and design decisions. Puzzles: Likely to test problem-solving skills and logical reasoning. Round 2 (Resume + Architecture Design): Resume-based Questions: They dive deeper into your projects, and you are probably asked to explain your role, challenges faced, and technical decisions. Architecture Questions: Database with 50k entries: How would you display 50k entries in the UI efficiently? They want to test your understanding of scalability and performance. Likely solutions could involve pagination, lazy loading, or virtualized scrolling to ensure the UI handles large datasets smoothly.