They mostly asked questions based on your resume. There were different interview panels—some focused purely on resume-related questions, while others asked about AI or Python. So, in short, your resume largely determines the direction of your interview.

They asked finance-related questions to the students at the beginning of the list, but they didn’t ask the remaining students about finance. If you have good knowledge of a particular topic, mention it on your resume and be prepared to answer questions about it.

The interview lasted around 45–50 minutes.

If you have a strong internship experience, be prepared for a detailed discussion around it. In some cases, the interview can revolve almost entirely around your internship what you worked on, the technologies you used, your specific contributions, challenges you faced, and the decisions you made. They may also ask follow-up questions to check whether you actually understand the work mentioned on your resume. There were also some HR-based questions, such as questions about your background, why you are interested in the role/company, your strengths, teamwork, challenges you have faced, and similar behavioral questions.

Tips: FOCUS ON YOUR RESUME