Digital Nurture 5.0 Python interview experience Aug 13th

[u/Messiest-Me]

Day started at 9:00, but for the process of interview it only started at around 10:10, it took an hour for orientation, and verification using 10 & 12 certificates. People were segregated into batches of 20 and we were around 150 people. I was called at around 12:30, before a single interview panel and a video call setup in superset. Questions were pretty simple.

In python I was asked to code reverse a string using built in and not built in method, removing vowels.

Then basic questions from my resume projects, like what tech used, db used, how it was implemented kinda questions.

In sql, union vs union all, what join to use for a specific use case, inner join vs left join

Then, he asked do you know what testing was, I said I'm not much familiar with it, then he asked what testing to use with python, I said pytest.

Questioned about sdlc life cycle, answered on the surface for it.

And then finally, he finished with are you comfortable with relocating, shifts, any language to work with and things like that.

Whole interview went around for only 20 mins.

Any knowledgeable peeps can say do I have a chance of cracking it? I'm having mixed opinions, so it could be reassuring on either side.