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Oracle | Senior Application Developer | Feb 2026 | Rejected

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3 Mar 2026
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Summary

I interviewed for the Senior Application Developer role at Oracle in February 2026 and was ultimately rejected after multiple rounds involving Java concepts and Data Structures & Algorithms questions.

How it went

Round 1

Java: A question with static method and it's behaviour A question regd time difference between 2 local date times (Duration) DSA: Mid of a linked list Kth node from the end Add a number to a linked list ( 1->2->9 if 2 is added 1->3->1)

The interview happened around 13th Feb.

Verdict: Rejected

Questions asked (5)

  1. 01

    Static Method Behavior in Java

    Other

    A question or discussion regarding the behavior and characteristics of static methods in Java.

  2. 02

    Calculate Time Difference Between Local DateTimes

    Other

    A question concerning how to calculate the time difference or duration between two LocalDateTime objects in Java, likely involving the Duration class.

  3. 03

    Find Middle of Linked List

    Data Structures & Algorithms · Easy

    Find the middle node of a given singly linked list.

  4. 04

    Find Kth Node From End of Linked List

    Data Structures & Algorithms · Medium

    Find the Kth node from the end of a given singly linked list.

  5. 05

    Add Number to Linked List (Digit Representation)

    Data Structures & Algorithms · Medium

    Given a linked list where each node represents a digit of a number (e.g., 1->2->9 represents 129), add a given integer to this number and return the new linked list. For example, if 2 is added to 1->2->9, the result should be 1->3->1 (129 + 2 = 131).

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