Cognizant

I recently had the opportunity to attend an interview process with Cognizant, where my LeetCode-style preparation played a key role.

I was selected for the Cognizant GenC role after going through four rounds: Communication, Aptitude & Gaming, Technical Assessment, and a Technical Interview where I was asked to find the second largest element in an array.

I had a structured and insightful interview experience with Cognizant for the Programmer Analyst Trainee / .NET Developer role, covering both fundamental concepts and practical problem-solving, which went very smoothly.

I experienced a remarkably calm and respectful 2nd technical interview for the Cognizant GenC Next role, where the interviewer's patience and focus on logical thought process made it a positive experience.

I recently interviewed for the Cognizant GenC / GenC Pro / GenC Next role and had a smooth and fair experience. After successfully completing an aptitude and technical assessment, I proceeded to a technical interview. I'm pleased to share that I received an interim offer.

I recently interviewed with Cognizant for an IT role, which was a comprehensive experience involving technical discussions on OOPs, Java, C++, and APIs, alongside solving two on-the-spot coding problems. The interview also covered standard HR questions regarding my adaptability and willingness to relocate, lasting about an hour.

I experienced multiple rounds for the Cognizant GenC role, including communication, aptitude, technical assessments, and two technical interviews focusing on Java OOP, basic coding, and SQL.

I applied for the Cognizant GenC role through a campus drive and successfully navigated four rounds: Communication, Aptitude, Technical, and a final Interview, where I solved all three given coding questions. I was one of 6 students selected from the final interview pool.

I was interviewed by Cognizant for their 2025 On Campus Hiring and faced two tree-related data structures and algorithms questions. The first involved comparing modified leaf node sequences of two binary trees, and the second was a standard problem to find all root-to-leaf paths that sum up to a target value.

I successfully navigated a multi-round interview process for the Cognizant GenC role, which included communication, aptitude, technical, and a final interview, ultimately resulting in an offer.

I recently interviewed for the Cognizant GenC program on campus. The process included an online test, a communication round, and a final interview which covered technical and HR aspects. Overall, I found the experience positive and the interviewer cooperative, and I am currently awaiting the outcome.