I recently received an interest form via email for the Amazon SDE Intern 2025 role, which was then followed by three rounds. Here’s a breakdown of my experience:

Round 1: (OA)
This round began with 1 DSA problem that needed to be solved.
Additionally, I was asked 40 questions based on computer science fundamentals, covering topics like data structures, algorithms, operating systems, databases, and OOP concepts. It was crucial to have a strong grasp of the basics.

Round 2: (OA)
This round was focused entirely on DSA problems, where I had to solve 2 coding questions. Both were moderately challenging, requiring good problem-solving skills and a clear understanding of data structures.

Round 3: (online interview)
The final interview was intense as I expected but it started with both interviewer's introduction (yes there were two, and I was already nervous) followed by mine, and quickly moved on to coding part, 2 DSA problems presented to me.
The first problem was at a LeetCode medium level, while the second one was medium to medium-hard, involving graph-related concepts. At the end, it wrapped up with DSA fundamental questions.
Overall, it was a great learning experience, and I would suggest anyone preparing for such interviews to have a solid understanding of data structures, algorithms, and computer science fundamentals.

Although the results were not like I expected. But I am grateful for the opportunity and the experience gained.

Overall, It was a great learning experience. I am eager to upskill and be ready for new challenges and experiences, and this interview has definitely motivated me to continue pushing my limits and enhancing my knowledge.