J'ai postulé via un établissement d'enseignement supérieur ou universitaire. Le processus a pris 1 jour. J'ai passé un entretien chez Fidelity Investments (Bengaluru) en oct. 2024
Entretien
This was an interview for the summer internship role.
First, there was an online assessment which had 5 sections.
1. Aptitude
2.Computer basics
3.English
4. 2 coding questions
5. 3 questions to write algorithm for.
I was able to answer most of the MCQs and both the coding questions. I was not able to solve the algorithms but still I got into the interview round.
There were 2 interview rounds.
Technical Round: The interviewer was very friendly and told me to not panic as it was just a discussion about what I have done so far.
He asked me questions about my projects and I explained them.
Then he asked me how I solved the coding questions and for an optimal solution for it.
These were the coding questions:
1. A list of strings are given. Multiply each character's ASCII value and finally add all the strings value and return if it is even or odd.
ex: {"abc","abcd"}
ans: abc -> 97*98*99 =941094
abcd -> 97*98*99*100 =94109400
now, 941094 + 94109400 = 95050494 which is even.
EASIER SOLUTION : consider 'a' is 1, 'b' is 2 and so on
so, abc-> 1*2*3 = 6
abcd->24
abc + abcd = 24+6 = 30 which is even
2. Consider a square matrix A of size N×N and an integer X which is an element of A. Find the row number R and column number C of X in A and calculate sum of R and c. If sum is even, find the sum of the digits of all even numbers in the matrix and if the sum is odd then find the sum of digits of all odd numbers in matrix.
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
HR Round:
1) Tell me about yourself
2) How have u changed after you entered college
3) Where do u see yourself in 5 yrs
4) Why fidelity?
5) Do u have any questions for us
Ask about OOP, projects you've worked on, familiarity with different language and frameworks, and SQL. Interviewer was very nice and told me immediately she would refer me to final round.
Was asked a few behavioral questions. Then asked to analyze code. Questions were a bit tricky and meant to throw you off, but not too difficult. The interview was about 20% behavioral and 80% technical.