Ask me any doubts, I took part in the placement drive recently on 3rd October 2025
Overall Experience: ⭐⭐✨
A good experience overall — only the technical round felt a bit tiring. The interviewer was polite, calm, and guided well throughout. All interview calls were received in random order via Superset, and my Technical Interview lasted around 30 minutes.
🧩 Round 1 – Aptitude + Communication Assessment
Difficulty: Easy
✅ Aptitude section: Basic quantitative and logical questions.
✅ Communication section: Grammar, sentence correction, and listening comprehension.
➡️ Nothing tricky — just stay calm and focused.
💻 Round 2 – Technical Assessment
Difficulty: Moderate
⚙️ Sections:
SQL (2 Questions) – Easy, both related to Date functions
Java (2 Coding Questions):
- Find Max Consecutive Ones
- Find Sum of Same Consecutive Numbers that occur k times
HTML / CSS / JS (3 Small Questions) – Basic level, mostly syntax or output-based.
🧠 Round 3 – Technical Interview (30 mins)
Mode: Online (through Superset)
Interviewer: Very polite, made the environment comfortable.
🗣️ Introduction
Started with self-introduction, followed by a coding question on the compiler.
Coding Question:
Find the length of the longest word in a string and print all the words with the same length.
(Follow-up: Handle spaces and full stops in the string)
☕ Theory Questions
🧩 Java:
OOPs Pillars (Explain all)
Polymorphism (in detail)
final, finally, finalize
Abstract Classes & Interfaces
Try-Catch & Exception Handling
Time complexity of sorting algorithms
🧮 SQL:
Normalization
All types of Joins
Difference between Left and Left Outer Join
Query to find 2nd Highest Salary
⚙️ HR Segment
Yes/No questions on job location, shift flexibility, and tech stacks
Friendly interaction, no tricky HR questions
Received Interim Offer after the interview 🎉
💬 My Tips:
Be confident and communicate clearly.
Revise OOPs, SQL joins, and basic coding questions.
Practice string and array manipulation in Java.
Ensure stable internet and be ready anytime (Superset order is random).
✅ Final Thoughts
The experience was smooth and fair. The interviewer was genuinely interested in understanding my logic and not just the final answer.
If you’re preparing for Cognizant GenC or GenC Pro, focus on clarity, fundamentals, and confidence — that’s what matters most.