I had applied through college placement for Xoriant. We had an aptitude test and the results were declared immediately. After that there was complete silence from the company, leaving us all in the dark until the last hour before the actual interview, when I was given the meeting id for the interview. I quickly researched about the interviewer, and got to know they were a test lead in the company. When I got to the interview, they asked me start the camera and never started their own(I was already feeling alienated by the company). They asked me questions on various topics and then again kept us in the dark for another week before telling us the results for the technical.

My interview process at Xoriant consisted of multiple rounds: 1. Online Assessment The first round was an online assessment that consisted only of MCQ-based questions. It included: Aptitude (logical reasoning and quantitative) Basic programming concepts Core computer science fundamentals This round mainly tested theoretical knowledge and quick thinking. 2. Technical Interview 1 After clearing the assessment, I attended the first technical interview. Questions were asked on programming basics, data structures, and algorithms I was also asked to explain my academic projects The focus was on checking my understanding of core concepts. 3. Technical Interview 2 The second technical round was more in-depth. It included scenario-based and practical questions I had to explain my projects more clearly and in detail The interviewer focused on how I apply my knowledge 4. Managerial Interview In this round: Questions were based on problem-solving approach, teamwork, and handling situations It was more of a discussion than a strict technical interview 5. HR Interview The final round was the HR interview: Questions about my background, strengths, and career goals Discussion about joining, relocation, and expectations Overall Experience Overall, the process was smooth and well-structured. Each round gradually tested different aspects, including technical knowledge, practical thinking, and communication skills.