I applied through university. I interviewed at JLR (Bengaluru) in Aug 2022
Interview
You have to give a test then get shortlisted for interview. You will be asked technical questions which you are expected to answer within given time. Then you will be asked if there are any questions at the end of your interview.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Write a code to convert numerical representation of number to in word representation. i.e. to take input <number> 100 and output it as One Hundred
I applied through university. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at JLR (Chennai) in Aug 2023
Interview
JLR visited our campus for on-campus recruitment for summer internship. There were 2 interviewers, and both of them were very friendly. We first started with our introductions. Then they asked me some questions on OOPs DSA, and some logical questions.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
1. Implement the pop function of stack using an array 2. How to detect a loop in a linked list 3. I am given an unsorted array which contains all except one number from 1 to n. Detect the missing number. 4. I am given an array that has all the numbers repeated twice, except one which only occurs once. Detect the number. (I was only able to solve this after one of the interviewers gave me a hint to convert the numbers to their respective bits). 5. Calculate a postfix expression. Ex: 1 2 3 + * will result in 1 * (2+3) = 5. Then they asked me some easy logical questions. 1. I am given two ropes, which burn for 30 minutes each if lighted at one end. I am given a lighter. How can I calculate 45 min using only these two ropes and a lighter? (There is a very similar question on Heard on the Street) 2. I am given nine dots in total; three in three rows each. How can I connect all the dots using only 4 lines? I couldn't lift my pen once I started. Then they asked me if I was familiar with databases. I said a little; I have done some projects using MongoDB. They asked me what format does MongoDB store data in. I didn't know the exact answer but I knew it was related to JSON, so I just said that.
