The interview was pretty easy. It was more about the projects, hackathons and courses in the resume and they were looking for people with experience in dot net . It was an on-campus drive.

The interview process was conducted in the form of a hackathon-based evaluation, designed to test both technical skills and real-world problem-solving ability. Problem Statement: Candidates were given a real-world problem to solve within a fixed time. End-to-End Execution: The task involved understanding the problem, data preprocessing, feature engineering, model selection, training, and evaluation. Hands-on ML Focus: Emphasis was on practical machine learning skills rather than theoretical questions. Code & Approach Review: Interviewers evaluated code quality, logic, choice of algorithms, and overall approach. Explanation & Justification: Candidates were asked to explain their decisions, assumptions, and results. Outcome-Oriented: Performance was judged on correctness, clarity, efficiency, and the ability to deliver a working solution under time constraints. Overall, the hackathon acted as a practical interview, assessing problem-solving, ML fundamentals, and execution skills in a real development scenario.