Juspay 5/7 rounds experiance

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SDE I
August 9, 202511 reads

Summary

I applied for an SDE role at Juspay and successfully navigated 5 out of 7 technical rounds, including coding challenges, an MCQ round, two hackathons, and a technical interview where I tackled problems like Rainwater Puddle Formation and Count Inversion Pairs. After clearing the initial technical interview, I completed the final hackathon round and am now awaiting further communication from the company.

Full Experience

🚀 My Juspay SDE Interview Journey "OFF CAMPUS"🚀

I cleared Juspay Technical Interview-I

A few months ago, I applied for the SDE role at Juspay through Internshala

Here's a breakdown of my experience across 5 out of 7 rounds:

1️⃣ Coding Round

Questions on Binary Search (Answer concept),

Graphs

One question I couldn't crack.

Solved 2/3

2️⃣ MCQ Round

Topics included Physics (motion, work-energy), and Math (combinations, permutations, probability),Others

3️⃣ Hackathon Part-A

Problem: Lock-Unlock Tree Upgrade system

Focused on tree-based logic and state transitions

4️⃣ Technical Interview - I (Elimination Round)

Interviewer: Nikita Gupta (2 hours)

Topics covered:

Two live coding rounds via screen sharing

1. Graphs (Disjoint Set Union problem): Rainwater Puddle Formation.....

2. Count Inversion Pairs(brute & optimal via divide & conquer)

Core CS Subjects: OS (scheduling), DBMS, CN, OOPs

React Lifecycle

✅ Cleared this round and received a call from HR the same day!

5️⃣ Hackathon Part-B

Conducted Over Slack Channel

8-hour challenge to make Part-A's solution thread-safe

Implemented with and without mutex using granular locking

Used parallelism & threading for better performance

I prepared overnight and gave it my best shot!

It's been 1.5 weeks ,I haven’t received any further communication from Juspay. Maybe the journey ends here .........

Interview Questions (4)

Q1
Lock-Unlock Tree Upgrade System
Data Structures & Algorithms

Problem: Lock-Unlock Tree Upgrade system Focused on tree-based logic and state transitions

Q2
Rainwater Puddle Formation
Data Structures & Algorithms

Graphs (Disjoint Set Union problem): Rainwater Puddle Formation

Q3
Count Inversion Pairs
Data Structures & Algorithms

Count Inversion Pairs(brute & optimal via divide & conquer)

Q4
Thread-Safe Lock-Unlock Tree System
System Design

8-hour challenge to make Part-A's solution thread-safe. Implemented with and without mutex using granular locking. Used parallelism & threading for better performance.

Preparation Tips

I prepared overnight and gave it my best shot! for Hackathon Part-B.

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