Flex Associate Software Engineer Developer interview questions

I applied through my college. The interview process took place for around a week. This interview process consists of 6 rounds initially and reduced to 5 rounds. They first gave the pre-placement talk where they tell the company, package etc., After that we recieved a link and the password for the first round. The first round was aptitude test which consists of 3 sections (quans/maths(10), logical(20) and technical(20)). Total of 50 questions in 60 mins. Next round was group discussion. They sent the zoom link and timing to join the meeting where they gave a topic and they asked each and every individual to speak up for 2-3 minutes on the given topic. After the group discussion got over, we had a coding test of 3 questions(questions based on string, prime numbers)in 60 mins. It's quite simple only. So it can be solved. After those who got selected in the coding round, they asked to attend the technical interview mostly based on projects done, area of interest, java, c, sql etc., Following this round HR cum technical round happened where they asked to write a program, asked on projects, java etc., The interview process is little easier but you should be little technically sound. Atlast they hired a single digit count of candidates from our college.

I applied for Flex On Campus and it took place for about a week . It was informed that there would be 6 rounds but the 2nd tech HR was cancelled due to some reasons. The 1st Round was Basic Aptitude (Logical , Quants ,Technical ), The 2nd Round was GD , The 3rd round was Technical HR where more questions related to OOPS , DBMS and the projects in the Resume were asked . The final personal HR round , Basic questions and Project Related Questions were asked , which I performed well with good confidence but got rejected for some reason . Overall it was a little tiring experience because , they do not inform at which time we'll be meeting the panel. So , waiting for their calls and mails is exhausting . Otherwise a lot to learn from the Experience.