The entire process got completed in a single day. There were 3 rounds - Round 1: The first round was an online MCQ test (3 sections: C,C++ and Aptitude)and the questions were highly conceptual and majority of them wanted to test whether you know if "doing so and so" would cause a runtime error or compile time error or work normally. Answering such questions will be easy if you have been programming for a while. Other questions in this round- 1) parameter passing to the main() function argc and argv. 2) Some class is given say 'Student'.Inside main(){ Student *ptr = NULL; ptr->func();} So will this give a valid result. More such types of questions in which a NULL is assigned to a variable/ptr and then you need to tell whether a printf on that ptr will show anything etc. 3) The General Aptitude questions were of a good level. Questions like (FORTY+TEN+TEN=SIXTY) then what is the value of O? Some relationship questions were also there. Only 2-3 questions were tough but the rest were easy. Round 2: It had 4 programming questions(90 min) and all of them were solvable (for an average to good programmer). One of them was a data structures problem. Although the system was an IDE and tested your code on defined test cases, they also checked the code manually for every possible inputs for all the 29 people who had got into the second round. After this round only 8 people made it to the final round. Round 3: Technical Interview Round - Some questions on programming(bit manipulations, printing an array in a spiral way) and some on Logic(measure 9 min using 2 hourglasses of 4 min and 7 min). The experience was good. The job profile very interesting but I didn't really understand how programming would be put to use in making typefaces.