← Interview experiences
Got the offer

Intern (Graduate Engineer Trainee) at SBS

Difficulty
Process took
0-1 Weeks
Rounds
4
Format
On site
Applied via
Career Fair

How it went

  • The test requires a lot of attention and focus. The interviews expect clarity of speech and confidence. Its important to be energetic and dressed sharply. Even if you dont know something, its okay to say that but its not okay to hesitate and fumble over it.

What they would tell you

  • The test requires a lot of attention and focus. The interviews expect clarity of speech and confidence. Its important to be energetic and dressed sharply. Even if you dont know something, its okay to say that but its not okay to hesitate and fumble over it.

How to prepare

  • Be thorough with the core CSE subjects and whatever is mentioned on your resume. TUF core subjects helped me revise.

Their background

CSE student graduating in 2026

Round by round

  1. 1

    Technical Test60 min

    This round had 30 MCQs asked from all subjects taught in CSE. There were many code snippets in C/C++ and there was a focus on linked lists. The cutoff was 20/30 being correct. Being good with core CSE subjects was enough to pass this round.

  2. 2

    Flowchart Aptitude Test80 min

    There were 11 flowchart based questions with no multiple choice options. The cutoff was not revealed but is believed to be 9/11. There is no consideration for those who miss the cutoff by a slight margin. These exact questions are not available online, but you can find a much simpler version of them for some practice, by Accenture.

  3. 3

    Technical Interview70 min

    They asked me questions from everything that I mentioned on my resume. They went especially in-depth for Java, with a focus on Java 8 features. collections, multithreading and Spring Boot framework. They asked the code for some linked list operations, and they also asked "count frequency of each character in the input string".

  4. 4

    HR Round25 min

    Very basic questions about myself and my motivation to join the company. In both the interview rounds, your communication skills mattered more than your technical depth. If you had a good overview of the concepts on your resume, enough to prove you didnt lie about them, you would pass.

What came up

Easy MediumOn site0 1 years

A candidate-reported account, lightly edited. Interview processes change by team and date.

Sources