For HR Rounds, They Will Test Your Analytical Skills and How You Approach Towards A

geeksforgeeks.org : This site is very good if you want to prepare for any big company.
If you want to practice Coding do this pdf by Ashay Raut religiously (Page on
wordpress.com)
For HR Rounds, they will test your analytical skills and how you approach towards a
very unique question. Refer this link for preparing for HR
rounds :http://articles.sandhira.com/15-...
Now, coming to the hardest part, logical aptitude and puzzles. Refer these links
below. Don't waste too much time here. 3-5 questions a day is enough:
What are the standard puzzles asked in programming interviews?
Interview Questions, C, C++, Algorithms, Problem Solving, Logic, Puzzles, Technical
Videos
Puzzles Interview Questions And Answers
Analytical Puzzles - Very Difficult
Several other technical question links for interview preparations which I referred.
They are very important:
When will the worst case of MergeSort occur?
How do you set, clear and toggle a single bit in C/C++?
An important question(asked to me in Amazon-3rd round), so 3 links
[
What really happens when you navigate to a URL
What exactly happens when you browse a website in your browser?
What happens when you type a URL in browser
]
How Garbage Collection works in Java
Determine Page Table size for Virtual Memory
Aneesh Dogra's Blog
Heap Sort
How to divide a network into eleven subnets
Calculating Page Table Size
Page on cplusplus.com
Online CS Modules: Processes
No Virtual constructors but virtual destructor
Page on share-pdf.com
merge n coins with minimum cost to create one single coin
DBMS Normalization
Interview Questions, C, C++, Algorithms, Problem Solving, Logic, Puzzles, Technical
Videos
Favourite technical question of interviewers. See the beauty behind O(nlogn) solution.
The same question is given on GeeksforGeeks but that is not good compared to the
solution provided here:
How to determine the longest increasing subsequence using dynamic programming?
This was asked to me in Amazon and D.E. Shaw both : Find nth highest salary
Why String is immutable or final in Java
Best resource for OS but do this if you want to revise and have read Galvin recently,
don't start things directly from these, it is very big but it is the best there is. : Download
Advanced Linux Programming
Do read about 'Zombie Processes' and 'Orphan Processes'.
Do the book Operating System Concepts by Galvin.
Best resource for Networks is the book by Kurose Ross.
For SQL, There is an android app named 'SQL Reference'. Install it in your smart
phones. You will master in SQL in about 2 hours.
THE MOST MOST IMPORTANT LINK IS GIVEN BELOW. READ IT VERY VERY VERY
CAREFULLY.: Ten Simple Steps to the Perfect Job Interview
An additional advice: Don't use "don't". Suppose they ask you, "Are you good in C++?".
Saying I don't know C++ is bad but saying I am a beginner (or an intermediate) in C++
will provide a positive impact.
The toughest question is "What is your dream company?"
This is a tricky one. Suppose you are giving interview for company X, then don't say that
my dream company is X, the interviewer might think that you are being dishonest. Now,
also don't say that my dream company is Y, where Y is better than X because in this case
the interviewer might think that you will leave his company X if you get a job at
company Y.
For example, you are giving interview for Microsoft, then don't say my dream company
is Microsoft(Case 1) and don't say that my dream company is Google or Apple(Case 2) as
Google/Apple is better than Microsoft. My answer would have been my dream company
is 'Rockstar Games' because I love playing 'Grand Theft Auto' and I would really like to
work in developing Grand Theft Auto. Now after hearing this, the interviewer will
definitely think that you are being honest as you have admitted that you love playing
games and it is difficult(nearly impossible) for Indians to get a job at Rockstar Games so
there is no chance for you to leave Microsoft if he hires you. Now, start thinking about
your dream companies as this question plays a key role in your selection and rejection.
Improving your CV
I read Prasoon Mishra's advice while making my CV. You can see it here ([TopTalent.in]
Google, Facebook, Amazon, Walmart & PocketGems, All Fighting For Prasoon Mishra GeeksforGeeks) and if you want to refer his CV, it is available here (Page on
www.toptalent.in)
Famous Java Interview Questions (Lost the original link, I had to take the pics of my
notes,see the google-drive link below)
Java Interview Questions
Dynamic Programming: GeeksforGeeks is the best and one more link for video
lectures of DP is this :http://people.cs.clemson.edu/~bc...
I was a big Stack Overflow fan so I used to spend a lot of my time there and it helped
me greatly. I think you should also do so. Roam around the top voted questions and try
to read all the answers there, you will learn many new things from each new answer.
This is the link to my Stack Overflow profile for your reference : User Jerky
All the best for your preparations.
The path to any big company is difficult but you will feel it very easy at the time of
your interviews if you do the above things.
Code Well and Code Smart and again all the best. :)
EDIT 1: I got many messages regarding the number/name of companies in which I sat
and number of rejections I faced so I've answered it here in detail: Ayush Jain's answer
to What are some of the most memorable interview experiences you have come across?
EDIT 2: These 2 pdfs are also important :
1. C3.pdf
2. Operating systems interview questions.pdf

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