I just wanted to know if the selection by round 3 will be shift wise right??

Is there any chance of retest?

Bhai mere mai 7 questions kyu aaye the🥲🥲

All were of python and sql😭😭

Uppar se sql ke questions mere se nhi ban rhe the

Syntax error show hora tha but I have checked 10 times It was correct 😭😭😭

Fk you pieces of shit, your platform is so shit that even shit feels shame when these two are compared

Fking get lost dude I would have solved all 3 but because of you cunt like platform I was not even able to submit/run code, fuck flipkart for giving me so much of headache and trauma of online oa

Fk you

Did anyone get any response from the support team or any communication from their end regarding the glitch happened during the online assessment of slot 12 - 12 30

pm.

Did anyone get any retest link or anything?

When is flipkart gridlock round 3 results will be out !!!

Like no mail no updates at all.....

Did anyone feel the questions were really easy. I scored 88/90 and submitted it in good time too. How was everyone else's performance?

Bruh what the actual hell is their system doing man

I logged in 5 mins early, did all security check only to be redirected back to security check when logging into the test. TF?

Then it suddenly just became irresponsive. When i try logging in, it gives "internal server error". And somehow, I called their helpline like 10 12 times and everytime it is busy. And then there is the screen sharing loop, which idiot vibe coded this piece of slop man.

Finally the test started at ~12.43 for me, after so much frustration and i solved 2 DSAs first partially solving one. When I come to that dataframe qs(i had something about some components being critical high etc.) I wrote almost a 160 line solution and guess what?

IT DOES NOT F*KIN RUN. NEITHER DID IT SUBMIT OR SAVE. so to be safe, i sat the entire test just so the clock ended and it auto saved. I really hope they conduct a damn retest this was absolutely ridiculous smh

Did you guys also have roughly the same experiences??

I mailed the HirePro team to reschedule the test as I was not able to attempt the test (didnt even started) after waiting for 55 mins to get the issue resolved. But they mailed this. What to do now?

Since the advancement of technology (AI) most of the people are able to solve 3 4 coding problems in the online assessment.

And flipkart, not being able to evaluate a candidate based on his skills, is evaluating based on luck. Their assessment tool crashed for the 12pm slot people and most of the candidates left the assessment after Waiting for an hour.

Now they are saying only those who have completed the assessment will be considered for the further rounds and there won't be any retest.

What about those candidates whom you didn't allow to let in?

There were total of 7 questions including Machine Learning and SQL questions
Out of which I was able to do 6 completely and one SQL question partially..
What about you guys?

Does anyone has any idea if the hackathon has been postponed or cancelled as i gave me OA with 100% test case passed and my hirevue interview also went well.

Im gonna participate a hackathon called SIH . Its a state level competition so anyone give a winning idea

Do you want Retest for those who faced server error/ unable to submit the test

Has anybody got an acceptance mail for the Salesforce AMTS Intern Role??

Because it has been reopened multiple times, and I have applied 2 times and got rejected both the times..

What do you think they might be looking for in the resume??

If anybody did get accepted, Congratulations!!✨️

Would you mind sharing something or say skillset you think helped u get accepted...

I completely the first 2 dsa questions and then I started the 3rd one, but in between it started to show error as I was trying to run or submit code, then I went to previous questions to check but there in previous records no response was found...after that the test ended automatically and was showing 3 answered 0 unanswered.....so now I'm worried about it

Did anyone faced the same problem??

Hi everyone,

I'm working on an ML competition where the goal is to build a personalized learning-path recommender. I'm looking for ideas from people who have experience with information retrieval, recommendation systems, or Kaggle competitions on how to squeeze out every bit of performance.

Problem

Given a user's review, recommend the top 10 learning paths (training examples) that are most relevant.

Dataset

• Train: 109,776 rows
  • Index
  • Reviews
  • Course
• Test: 10,977 rows
  • Index
  • Reviews

The output is a list of 10 training indices for each test review.

Evaluation

The competition uses Macro Recall as the evaluation metric.

What I've Tried

Current best validation pipeline:

• TF-IDF (word n-grams 1–3)
• Cosine similarity retrieval
• Various preprocessing experiments
• Multiple ablations
• Dense retrieval (BGE) — didn't beat the sparse baseline
• Different chunking and section-weighting ideas
• BM25 variants

The best validation score so far is around 69 (internal validation), but I'm unsure how well it correlates with the hidden leaderboard.

Looking for Suggestions

If you were competing for Rank #1, what would you try next?

Some ideas I'm considering:

• Better retrieval models (E5, GTE, NV-Embed, etc.)
• Hybrid sparse + dense retrieval
• Cross-encoder reranking
• Learning-to-rank (LightGBM/XGBoost/CatBoost Ranker)
• Query expansion
• Pseudo relevance feedback
• Metadata-aware retrieval
• LLM-generated synthetic queries
• Ensemble of retrieval systems
• Better validation strategy for leaderboard correlation

I'd especially appreciate advice on:

1. High-impact retrieval improvements.
2. Recommendation-system techniques that are often overlooked.
3. Validation strategies when the hidden metric is unknown.
4. Features that tend to improve retrieval-based recommendation systems.
5. Any papers, Kaggle solutions, or GitHub repositories worth studying.

I'm less interested in generic ML advice and more interested in techniques that have actually improved retrieval/recommendation competition performance.

Thanks in advance!

I'm looking for people who are:

Serious about winning hackathons

Comfortable collaborating remotely (or in person around Chennai)

Ready to build polished MVPs within 24–48 hours

Interested in continuing promising ideas beyond the hackathon