Envestnet Yodlee Interview Experience

It was a joint campus drive of all North East NITs.

Round 1:
It was on online objective test consisting of 4 sections: Aptitude, Technical MCQs, Code
snippet based MCQs and Coding part.
Coding part had questions like balanced parenthesis check, etc.

Round 2- GD Round
Topic-> Elevator vs Escalator
-> Tubelight vs Bulb
->Who is more happier, we or our forefathers

Round 3-1st Technical Round (about 35 minutes)

-> Give a brief description of yours
-> Questions asked about Projects
-> Pseudo code for Quick and Merge Sort and Radix Sort
-> Reversal of Linked List
-> Sql queries
-> Why java is platform independent?
-> JDK, JVM and JRE
-> Difference b/w abstract class and interface
-> OOPs concept like inheritence, abstraction , etc
-> Software engineering models
-> 2 C++ programs: Given a string, find the unique characters in it and display them Ex-
Input-aaabbcdddddaaaaa Output-abcd
: Given a sentence, find all the words starting with a vowel
-> Complexities of Sorting Algos

Round 4- 2nd Technical Round (about 15 minutes)

-> Array vs Linked list
-> Static keyword and const
-> 25 horses puzzle and also its pseudo code
-> Project Questions
-> Questions from Testing part of S/w development
-> database schema

Round 5- Non-Technical Round

-> Questions asked about company
-> About yorself
-> Projects
-> Family background
-> Motto of life

Round 6- HR Round
->why Yodlee?
-> will you accept the job offer
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Yodlee Infotech Interview Experience

It was a joint campus drive of 4 NITs (NIT Kurukshetra, NIT Jalandhar, NIT Delhi, NIT
Srinagar J&K).

Round 1: It was on online objective test consisting of 4 sections: Aptitude, Technical MCQs,
Code snippet based MCQs and Coding part.
Coding part had questions like balanced parenthesis check, etc.

Round 2: It was Group Discussion on general topics.

Round 3: Technical Interview. First question was to write a program for snake traversal of
binary tree.
Second, asked me to write code to check linked list is palindrome or not, in a single traversal
and without using any other data structure.
Then he asked about OOPS concepts like abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance and
polymorphism in detail and how they are implemented while programming.

Round 4: Technical and managerial. Gave me a situation where I am in testing team and I
found that customer requirement was drop down list at a place but developer has used bullet
selection, and is not ready to change it. How will you manage? I gave some good replies and
he was convinced.
Then he asked 25 horses puzzle
(http://www.programmerinterview.com/index.php/puzzles/25-horses-3-fastest-5-races-
puzzle/). I solved it.
He then asked me to code it. I wrote an algorithm first and then the code. He was very
impressed.
He asked about virtual functions, abstract classes, pure virtual functions.

Round 5: HR interview. There were normal HR questions like where do you see yourself 3
years from now, why yodlee, etc.

Round 6: HR interview. It was again HR round with questions like why do you want to come
to Bangalore not Delhi, Introduction about family etc.
Round 7: Next it was a telephonic round. He asked to optimize the code I wrote in coding
round.
Then he asked me candle puzzle on how to measure 30 min and 45 min.

Then he asked me the chocolate puzzle (http://malini-math.blogspot.in/2010/11/chocolate-

puzzle.html).

What is paging and segmentation?

What are ACID properties in DBMS?

What is transaction and how is concurrency control done?

What is the difference between string builder and string buffer?

What is string pool in java?

What is JVM, JRE, JDK?

Differentiate between mutex and semaphore?

Can you override private and static members?

Contiguous and non-contiguous memory allocation?

What are Smart pointers?

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