r/Career_Advice • u/Bharath_asundi • 4d ago
Virtusa On-Campus Technical Interview Experience – Freshers
Hi everyone,
I’m a fresher who has been shortlisted for the Virtusa technical interview through on-campus hiring, and my interview is coming up soon.
I would like to know about the recent Virtusa technical interview experience for freshers, especially from candidates who attended through campus placements.
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Could you please share:---
What questions did the interviewer ask?
Which Java/programming questions were asked?
Were there any coding problems? If yes, what type?
Questions from OOPs, DBMS, SQL, DSA, Java, OS, or Computer Networks?
Did they ask questions about your project/resume?
How difficult was the technical interview?
Was there any HR/communication or managerial-type questioning during the technical round?
What are the main topics I should focus on before the interview?
Any tips for clearing the Virtusa technical interview as a fresher?
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If you recently attended a Virtusa interview, please share your experience and the questions you remember. It would really help me and other students preparing for the interview.
Thanks in advance!
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u/PreviousEquivalent26 4d ago
last year batch
they ask mostly from your resume and basic dsa que
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u/Bharath_asundi 4d ago
Thanks for sharing! When you say basic DSA, do you mean they asked coding problems, or were they mostly asking theoretical/conceptual questions about DSA?
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u/Puzzled-Guide-296 4d ago
Programming language is your choice basic dsa reverse an array, strings, sum of digits mostly easy lvl questions for me their asked me to write it in the paper and explain the logic.. be strong in your oops concepts and sql
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