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Krishnan - Soliton Interview Experience

The document summarizes the interview process and questions asked at Soliton for the 2024 batch. It details the various rounds which include preliminary tests covering physics, coding, and programming questions. Later rounds involve aptitude questions, technical questions, coding problems, and programming tests. Personal interviews assess candidates' self-introduction, interests in joining Soliton, and future plans. Design rounds involve deriving mathematical solutions to optimize light source brightness in a given area.

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Krishnan - Soliton Interview Experience

The document summarizes the interview process and questions asked at Soliton for the 2024 batch. It details the various rounds which include preliminary tests covering physics, coding, and programming questions. Later rounds involve aptitude questions, technical questions, coding problems, and programming tests. Personal interviews assess candidates' self-introduction, interests in joining Soliton, and future plans. Design rounds involve deriving mathematical solutions to optimize light source brightness in a given area.

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SOLITON

Interview Experience
[2024 BATCH]

Questions:
Day 1:
Phase 1:
Round 1: Preliminary Test [1 hr]
1. Objective (+1 & +2 Physics) Topics like -> Gravitation, Electrostatics,
Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Work Energy and Power, Current
Electricity.

2. Coding MCQ

1.
int x = 6, res;
res = ++x + x++ + ++x + x++;
printf (“%d”, res);

2.
float a = 1.1;
double b = 1.1;
if(a==b) printf(“Hi);
else printf(“Hello”);

3.
int x = 256/3*3*3;
printf (“%d”, x);

4.Array question
printf (“%d”, *(a+1));
Phase 2: Programming
1. Find the sum of perfect squares present in an array
a. First traverse through the array and check whether the element is a
perfect square and if it is perfect square add it or else move to the
next element
2. Find whether the given number is a palindrome or not
3. Find the number of leading zeroes for the given integer (Consider 16 bit
representation –given in the question)
a. Input 🡪 17
b. Output 🡪 11
c. Explanation:
17 in binary 🡪 0000000000010001
No of Leading Zeros = 16 – 5 = 11
4. Find the minimum number of repeating character in the given string and
return the character and its count

Round 2: Preliminary Test [1hr]


Aptitude (2):
1. Radius of Circle 1 = 4cm and Circle 2 = 5cm. Find the maximum line
segment if they have one point in common.
2. Parabola and Circle equations are given find their intersecting point in the
3rd quadrant
Technical (5):
1. Equivalent resistance
2. Find resistivity of silver wire for the given length 10m with diameter of
1mm (Resistivity of Aluminium is given)
3.

Output is always 1. Find the gate to be placed here.

4. v(t) = 4t3 + 3t2 + 2t. Find the displacement.

Coding (3):
1. Accessing string elements using pointers
2. goto statement is used as a loop and asked to find the number of iterations
happened

Round 3: Programming Test 1


1) https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/given-an-array-of-numbers-arrange-the-
numbers-to-form-the-biggest-number/
2) Find the jumping numbers:
https://practice.geeksforgeeks.org/problems/jumping-numbers3805/1

Round 4: Programming Test 2


1) https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/program-to-implement-flames-game/
DAY 2
Round 5: Personal HR:

● Self - Intro

● About your family.

● Why you choose Soliton?

Round 6: Technical HR

● Questions from Projects. Why use used this component? How it works?

Round 7: Design Round


How many light sources are required to have optimum brightness in a
given large area
o Try to contribute more in the discussion
o If you are not aware of this topic just wait and listen to others and
then start to speak
o Don’t be idle.
o Derive the solution in a mathematical form
o HR expects you to create a formula
Round 8: Essay Writing
1) Describe yourself. Your ambition in life.
2) Why soliton? What you will do for soliton and what soliton will do for
you?
3) In next 5 years, what’s your plan in both personal and professional life?

KRISHNAN M – 201EC184

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