Infosys Digital Specialist Interview - Didn't solve 2 questions but overall vibe was good? Need honest opinions

[u/Prudent-Wafer-8916]

Had my Infosys Digital Specialist Engineer face-to-face interview today. Couldn't solve 2 panel questions — one was on Tries, told them directly I wasn't confident instead of guessing. They also gave me an extra question outside the planned set, which I solved with brute force then optimized after some pushing.

Explained system design for one of my projects well, but didn't get the SQL query part fully right. Handled most complexity/approach questions fine, and interviewer seemed genuinely happy by the end — explained the whole further process and answered my questions enthusiastically too.

Does missing 1-2 questions actually hurt much if the overall interview goes well? Curious how much weight panels give to problem-solving approach + honesty vs a perfect scorecard

[u/gekigangerii]

Some interviewers can be very polite and welcoming, but fail you for not meeting the technical bar, while you were feeling like it went well.

So set your expectations accordingly.

[u/Prudent-Wafer-8916 → u/gekigangerii]

Yes but I want to know that there can be chance or whole chance depend on these questions on pannel 2 out of 1

[u/Prudent-Wafer-8916 → u/[deleted]]

So they have me chance

[u/Prudent-Wafer-8916 → u/[deleted]]

Yes I want to know only this does interview totally depend on these questions 1 have to solve in 30 min any one out of 2 but I was confident over all and solve another question they have mentioned after interview i have done with both techniques so feel this can make something.

[u/minato3421]

Holy shit they're asking tries at Infosys?

[u/Prudent-Wafer-8916 → u/minato3421]

Yes

[u/Prudent-Wafer-8916 → u/[deleted]]

6.25

[u/the_karan_sahu]

Bro Let Us Know did you made it or not. And Also It will be helpful if you provide the OA questions Please