Applied through some google form found in Linkedin.

Recruiter Call

• Recruiter discussed YOE, notice period, "Why do you want to join swiggy?"
• This was just a normal call to understand the motivation and the expectation.

Round 1 - InterviewVector

• This was a machine coding round.
• Interviewer asked me to create a library management application within 45 minutes.
• After successfully coding it we discussed approach and archetecture that I have choosen.
• For next 15 minutes he asked Android related questions.

Swiggy HR called and told I have passed this round and moved to the onsite rounds

Round 2 - PS/DS Round

• Interviewer introduced himself and told me to introduce myself as well.
• He explained that the interview will be in 2 parts, first 30 minutes is for DSA and the last 30 minutes for android.
• He first asked a very easy question (Haven't seen the question anywhere), I am able to solve it, but it took more time than I anticipated.
• I only got like 10 minutes for next question, and he asked the Edit Distance problem, and I haven't solved this previously so it took me 10 minutes to discuss my approach, but I couldn't code it due to time limitation.
• Next he moved to Android related question, I answered 80% of them.

Interviewer called after a week and told I got a "weak hire" and scheduled my next round

Final Round - Hiring manager round.

• We first introduced ourselves and started discussing my current role and responsibility.
• He then asked alot of questions from the Resume.
• Then he started to ask deep questions regarding Android and kotlin, Some topics he asked was: Extension function, dagger hilt, coroutines etc..
• Then at the final 10 minutes he asked me a leetcode question - Next permutation.
• I was able to successfully tell the approach to him, but didn't get the time to code it and interviewer told he had another meeting as well.

After 4 days HR called and told I passed all the rounds

I received a 28 LPA offer, but the HR didn't proceed further because I’m a college dropout and don’t have a degree.