Junior Software Engineer
Interview Date
Not Specified (Based on recent hiring patterns from March 2024 and June 2025 videos)
Result
Not Specified
Difficulty
Easy to Medium
Rounds
2 rounds (Online Assessment, Online Interview)
Drive Type
Off-Campus / Full-Time (Remote)
Topics asked
Detailed experience
College: Not Specified
Interview Date: Not Specified (Based on recent hiring patterns from March 2024 and June 2025 videos)
Interview Type: Off-Campus / Full-Time (Remote)
Result: Not Specified
Difficulty: Easy to Medium
Rounds: 2 rounds (Online Assessment, Online Interview)
Topics Asked: OOPs, DBMS/SQL, Data Structures, Basic Programming, Web Technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React), Projects, Internships, CS Fundamentals
This experience synthesizes information from various preparation guides and discussions about ENTNT's hiring process for junior software engineers, reflecting patterns from early 2024 to mid-2025.
Round 1: Online Assessment
The online assessment typically consists of 56 to 70 multiple-choice questions to be completed within 30 to 40 minutes. The questions are designed to be of average or moderate difficulty, given the time constraint per question. Key areas include Object-Oriented Programming (OOPs), debugging, and output-based questions. Candidates can also expect questions related to SQL, HTML, and React. General computer science fundamentals are also covered.
Round 2: Online Interview
The online interview, usually lasting about 30 minutes, is conducted by the programming team. The interview starts with questions based on the candidate's resume, particularly focusing on internships and projects. Interviewers inquire about the work done during internships and the technologies used in projects.
Technical skills are assessed through questions on core computer science subjects. For DBMS, candidates should be prepared for basic SQL queries, definitions (like Primary Key, Foreign Key), and concepts such as normalization and different types of databases. OOPs concepts are a crucial topic, and candidates might be asked to explain them and demonstrate their implementation (either theoretically or with code snippets).
Basic programming language questions are common. Interviewers also check for front-end knowledge, asking about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript basics. If advanced technologies like Data Science, Machine Learning, or Web Development are mentioned in the resume, questions related to those fields will also be asked. The overall expectation is a clear understanding of the concepts mentioned in the resume and fundamental computer science principles.