Deloitte NLA 2026 Interview Experience

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June 13, 2026 · 1 reads

Summary

I was selected by Deloitte through the NLA hiring process after clearing an online assessment and a short interview that focused on behavioral questions and a live coding problem about checking anagrams.

Full Experience

Deloitte NLA Interview Experience

I recently got selected for Deloitte through the NLA hiring process, and I would like to share my interview experience.

The process started with an Online Assessment round. After clearing the assessment, I was shortlisted for the interview.

The interview was short, smooth, and straightforward. It began with a brief self-introduction, followed by questions based on my resume and projects. The interviewer was particularly interested in understanding my contributions and responsibilities in the projects I had mentioned.

Some of the questions I remember are:

  • Tell me about yourself.
  • Explain the projects you have worked on and your specific role in them.
  • If there is a conflict between you and your friend while choosing a technology stack, how would you handle it?
  • If you are learning a new technology and there are very limited resources available, what would you do?
  • How do you manage deadlines and complete tasks on time?

The interview was more focused on communication, teamwork, decision-making, and project understanding rather than deep technical grilling.

Live Coding Round

One interesting part of the interview was a live coding question. The interviewer asked me to share my screen and solve the problem in another tab within the HirePro platform.

The question was related to Anagrams.

As far as I remember, I was given two strings and asked to determine whether they were anagrams of each other.

Example:

  • listen → silent
  • race → care

My approach was to first convert both strings into character arrays and sort them. After sorting, I compared the characters of both arrays using two pointers. If at any position the characters did not match, the strings were not anagrams. If all characters matched till the end, then the strings were anagrams.

I explained my logic while coding and successfully completed the solution.

After a few more discussions, the interview concluded.

Important Note

I honestly don't remember every question that was asked during the interview. The interview was quite short, and it has been some time since I attended it. What I have shared above are the key points and glimpses that I still remember. Your interview experience may be different depending on the interviewer and role requirements.

Quick Tips

  • Know every project mentioned in your resume.
  • Be ready for situational and behavioral questions.
  • Practice basic coding problems on Strings, Arrays, HashMaps, and Sorting.
  • Explain your thought process clearly during live coding.
  • Stay calm and communicate confidently.

Overall, it was a positive and comfortable interview experience, and I was happy to receive the selection result.

Verdict: Selected ✅

Interview Questions (1)

1.

Check if Two Strings Are Anagrams

Data Structures & Algorithms·Easy

Given two strings, determine whether they are anagrams of each other. An anagram is a word formed by rearranging the letters of another word, using all original letters exactly once.

Example:

  • "listen" → "silent"
  • "race" → "care"

Preparation Tips

  • Know every project mentioned in your resume.
  • Be ready for situational and behavioral questions.
  • Practice basic coding problems on strings, arrays, hash maps, and sorting.
  • Explain your thought process clearly during live coding.
  • Stay calm and communicate confidently.

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