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👩‍💻 Technical Assesment:

JAVA, C# and Python (SET 1)

2 SQL - (Basic SELECT, WHERE and AGREGATE Function and JOINS With GROUP BY and
HAVING)
​ 1 Question : Display user who have more than 5 Follower Count (Schema and Table
where given)

2 Coding:
​ 1 - Water Stream (Replace 0 with next Non Zero Value)
​ ​ Example: 5,[2,0,-3,0,5]
​ ​ Output: [2,-3,-3,5,5]

​ 2 - Maximum first and last Character
Example: a ab abb cd bd abc
Output a, b -> (First Characters count a: 4, b:1, c:1)​
​ ​ ​ (Last Characters count a: 1, b:2, c:1, d:1)

10 MCQ based on Clusters Programming Language


1.​ JAVA,Python, C# - Exception Handling, Error, Code output snippet, Memory related
Question

10 Cloud MCQ (For Cluster 2)


​ Basics and Fully based on understanding.

HTML, CSS and JS (Cluster 1 and Cluster 3)

​ Question:
​ ​ Snippets where Provided Just need to match the Question and fix errors
​ ​ Button click functionality (Hexa value -> Background colour)
🔹 Cluster 1 & Cluster 3 – Java / C#
Java

1.​ Self Introduction​

2.​ OOPs concepts in detail​

3.​ SQL JOINS – types and working​

4.​ Foreign key & Primary key​

5.​ Query on joins​

6.​ Coding in method overloading​

7.​ Array declaration​

8.​ DML queries – delete table, delete row​

9.​ Willingness to relocate​

10.​Willingness to work night shifts​

11.​Why you chose Java​

12.​Reverse a String in Java​

13.​Why use StringBuilder​

14.​Difference between String and StringBuilder​

15.​Inheritance implementation​

16.​Access modifiers​

17.​Ways to access private variables in a class​

18.​Java 8 Streams​

19.​ML libraries used in project​


20.​Aptitude questions (Percentage)​

21.​Project discussion​

22.​Any questions to ask​

🔹 Cluster 2 – C#
1.​ College experience and learning​

2.​ OOPs concepts in detail (with syntax)​

3.​ SQL – stored procedures, ACID properties, LEFT JOIN, INNER JOIN​

4.​ Foreign key & Primary key​

5.​ Query on joins (basic)​

6.​ Coding – reverse a string (Java/C# allowed)​

🔹 Cluster 2 – Python
1.​ Self Introduction​

2.​ Project explanation (one in detail)​

3.​ Why Python?​

4.​ OOPs in Python – class, objects, inheritance​

5.​ Difference between Tuple and List​

6.​ Difference between Primary Key and Unique Key​

7.​ Can Foreign Key be NULL?​

8.​ SQL basics (DDL, DML, DQL, TCL, DCL)​


9.​ SQL joins and practical join queries (with WHERE and GROUP BY)​

10.​GROUP BY explanation​

11.​Libraries in Python (NumPy, Pandas, etc.) and their uses​

12.​AI/ML/DL/NLP concepts​

●​ Tokenization​

●​ Types of ML​

●​ Deep Learning basics​

●​ GenAI tools used (e.g., Hugging Face models)​

13.​Favorite AI tool and why​

14.​NLP concepts explained​

15.​Encryption and abstraction concepts​

16.​AWS services (any 5)​

17.​Issues faced (personal/technical) & how you overcame them​

18.​Willingness to relocate, night shift, or work in other domains​

Coding Questions (Python)

●​ Print duplicate elements in an array​

●​ Print duplicate characters in a string with count​

●​ Reverse a string (with/without spaces)​

●​ Count frequency of characters in a string​

●​ Count string length without spaces​

●​ Fibonacci series​
●​ Read from a file in Python​

●​ Remove duplicates from a list​

●​ Check if a number is prime​

●​ Frequency count in string​

🔹 Analytical & Logical Questions


1.​ You have a 3-liter jar and a 5-liter jar. How will you measure 2 liters?​

2.​ You have 3-liter, 5-liter, and 8-liter jars. How will you measure 4 liters?​

3.​ A container has 10 blue, 5 red, 7 green balls. The room is dark:​

○​ Minimum number of balls to pick to get at least one blue ball.​

○​ Minimum number of balls to pick to get at least one of each color.​

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