Swiggy ASDE Hackerrank Test Experience - Cleared Round
Summary
I successfully cleared the Hackerrank screening round for the Swiggy ASDE role, which included problem-solving, frontend MCQs, and a practical React coding challenge.
Full Experience
Hi everyone,
I wanted to share my recent experience with the Swiggy ASDE role Hackerrank test. After being shortlisted through my resume, I received the test link and completed the assessment. Here's how the test was structured:
Test Structure:
- Total Questions: 13
- Adhoc: 1 question
- Problem Solving: 1 question
- HTML/CSS/JS: 10 multiple-choice questions
- React Coding: 1 question (using TypeScript)
Detailed Experience:
The Adhoc Question was straightforward, seemingly designed to assess basic logical and analytical skills. Following that, the Problem Solving Question involved a simple array manipulation problem, which I found quite basic and a relief to solve, restricted to JavaScript for coding.
The HTML/CSS/JS MCQs consisted of 10 multiple-choice questions, predominantly covering fundamental concepts and common scenarios in these technologies. These were generally easy.
The most engaging part was the React Coding Question. The task required me to complete several features for a movie website. Specifically, I had to implement a search functionality and a favorites table for movies that were fetched from an API. This challenge truly tested my understanding of React and TypeScript.
Verdict:
I am pleased to report that I cleared this round!
Overall, I found the test to be well-balanced and fair. The problem-solving and React coding questions were particularly enjoyable. For anyone preparing for a similar test, I'd strongly recommend brushing up on JavaScript basics, React fundamentals, and ensuring comfort with TypeScript.
Interview Questions (1)
The task was to complete some features for a movie website. Specifically, I had to implement a search functionality and a favorites table for movies fetched from an API. The challenge required a good understanding of React and TypeScript.
Preparation Tips
For anyone preparing for a similar test, I would strongly recommend brushing up on JavaScript basics, React fundamentals, and ensuring comfort with TypeScript.