Verdict - Selected for Summer Internship 2026
Location - Mumbai Office
Stipend - ₹ 50,000 per month
1. PPT (Pre-Placement Talk - 1 hour)
- Sections
- AI → 12 questions | 24 minutes
- JavaScript → 1 question | 1 minute
- Aptitude → 8 questions | 24 minutes
- Soft Skills → 4 questions | 6 minutes
- Coding → 1 question | 15 minutes
- Difficulty Level
- First 4 sections: Easy MCQs (basic knowledge check).
- Coding Question
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Input:
- String of characters (e.g.,
"abcde")
- String of binary digits (e.g.,
"10101")
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Task:
- If binary =
1 → convert corresponding char to uppercase
- If binary =
0 → convert corresponding char to lowercase
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Example:
Input: A = "abcde", B = "10101"
Output: "AbCdE"
3. Technical Interview - 1 (30 minutes)
- Introduction
- Resume discussion:
- Talked about project mentioned in the resume.
- Discussed tech stack, challenges faced while building the project.
- Project Related
- What is SSR in Next.js?
- Difference between MongoDB and Postgres.
- Since the project was a team project → Asked a behavioral question (conflict with teammate, resolution).
- How to provide a Translate button so that user can change the language of entire webpage.
- Core CS
- OOPs Concepts – 4 pillars.
- Stack vs Queue – definitions & applications.
- SQL
- Given Book Table (
id, name, author_id)
- Given Author Table (
author_id, name)
- Query: Find books written by author X.
- DSA
- Given
s = "1,2,3,4,5" → Find the maximum integer in this string.
- Wrap-up
- Interviewer asked if I had any questions for him.
4. Technical Interview - 2 (30 minutes)
- Introduction
- Round started with a brief introduction and casual conversation to make me comfortable.
- Resume & Projects Discussion
- Discussed in detail about the projects and experiences mentioned in the resume.
- Follow-up questions were asked about the tech stack used in projects.
- Interviewer explored design choices, challenges faced, and solutions implemented.
- Behavioral & Situational Questions
- Asked questions related to working in a team, handling conflicts, and collaborating on tasks.
- Whether I would prefer to continue working with the same tech stack I already have experience in, or would be open to exploring and working with a completely new tech stack if required in the corporate setting.
- Wrap-up
- Round ended with the interviewer asking if I had any questions for him.
- Overall tone: Balanced between technical + cultural evaluation.
5. Culture fit Interview (HR Round - 15 minutes)
- Started with introduction
- Asked about family background
- Project explanation in layman terms:
- I was asked to explain one of my projects as if the opposite person had no technical background.
- Needed to simplify the explanation, avoiding jargon, and convey the core idea, purpose, and impact clearly.