Interview Experience Review: Intuitive Cloud (Campus Recruitment) Role: Software Engineer CTC Offered: ₹7 LPA Round Structure: Online Test → GD → PI1 → PI2 Outcome: No final selection Our college was buzzing with excitement when Intuitive Cloud was announced as the first company visiting for placements. The offered ₹7 LPA package seemed quite attractive, and expectations were high. However, the actual experience was deeply disappointing and frustrating for most students. 🔹 Online Test (Round 1) This round was labeled as a “CS Fundamentals + DSA” test, but in reality, it felt disconnected from what was promised: Unexpected Questions: Topics like Docker, Linux commands, and Hadoop were asked under CS fundamentals — not something every student prepares deeply for unless it's a DevOps profile. DSA Questions: They gave DP + Greedy hard-level LeetCode problems with only 30 minutes per question, which is unreasonable in a timed test. Platform Experience: The test was hosted on Xobin, which had a terrible interface: Questions weren't clearly visible. Scrolling or checking anything would cut your "integrity score" — making it impossible to even read questions properly. Out of 180 students, only 18 were shortlisted — clearly showing either the test was unfairly designed, or they were just looking for a needle in a haystack. 🔹 Group Discussion (Round 2) The GD was decent in format but highly selective. Only 8 out of 18 were shortlisted, with many good candidates being eliminated without clear reasoning. 🔹 Personal Interviews (PI1 and PI2) Only 1 candidate made it past PI1, and she was rejected after PI2 — no final selection was made. 🟥 Final Thoughts While it's okay for companies to set high standards, the overall process felt more like a publicity stunt than genuine hiring. The disproportionate difficulty, poor test platform, and zero selections after so many filters made it feel demoralizing and pointless. For a company offering ₹7 LPA, this level of complexity and rejection rate felt extremely unreasonable. My honest suggestion to juniors and fellow students: Don’t waste your hopes or time preparing specifically for this company unless you're already a LeetCode 300+ hard-level solver and DevOps expert. This experience was more of a reality check than a career opportunity.