I just had one round.interviewer went with the flow asked so many OS questions starting from the basics what is thread,Process.why they needed,Program,Programming language ,LRU,LFU implementation ,One coding question implement the right view of a binary tree.

It was an on campus drive, we first had an online assesment, which had 2 easy and 1 medium level dsa problem, there were few mcqs on basic maths, few on time complexities and then few on system design concepts. also had a HR essay. The interview was mostly based on experience with working on ML/AI projects and medium questions on dsa was asked.

Coderpad round of 75 mins You are given a sequence of characters, representing a series of steps. You need to find the minimum number of characters required to encode this sequence using a special "repeat from the beginning" instruction, denoted by '*'. The '' instruction means that the currently encoded prefix should be repeated from its beginning. For example, if you have encoded "AB", then "AB" would expand to "ABAB". If you have encoded "ABC", then "ABC*" would expand to "ABCABC". This repeat instruction can be applied multiple times implicitly (e.g., 'A*' for 'AAA'). Your task is to write a function that takes the un-encoded sequence as input and returns the minimum number of characters required to encode it. Example: Consider the sequence "A, B, A, B, C, A, B, A, B, C, D". This can be encoded as "ABCD" which has a length of 6 characters. We can name the problem as: MINIMUM ENCODING LENGTH