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Zomato Software Engineer interview with paper coding

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The Zomato process began with resume shortlisting and moved straight to technical interviews. The first technical round mixed DSA, CS fundamentals, puzzle-style questions, resume details, and basic web development. That combination initially threw me because it was not a pure coding interview. The next technical round made the DSA work more intense, and I had to write code on paper rather than on…

The Zomato process began with resume shortlisting and moved straight to technical interviews. The first technical round mixed DSA, CS fundamentals, puzzle-style questions, resume details, and basic web development. That combination initially threw me because it was not a pure coding interview.

The next technical round made the DSA work more intense, and I had to write code on paper rather than only talk through solutions. Resume questions continued, so I felt they wanted evidence of how I had applied concepts, not just what I knew.

The format was straightforward, but paper coding made it more stressful than I expected. Time mattered once I was writing a complete solution on the spot. I did not receive an offer, and speed and completeness seemed to matter along with correctness.

Location: New Delhi. Overall feedback: Neutral. Offer status: no offer.

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