I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Infosys (Visakhapatnam) in Oct 2025
Interview
I recently completed the Infosys recruitment process and here’s my interview experience:
**Round 1: Online Test**
The first stage included:
* Aptitude
* Pseudocode
* English
* SI (Statement Interpretation)
* Logical puzzles
This round was moderate, and clearing it depends mostly on speed and accuracy.
**Round 2: Interview**
My interview panel focused on both technical and resume-based questions.
They mostly asked questions from my resume and projects. The difficulty level depends a lot on the panel—some panels keep it simple and HR-focused, while others go deeper into technical concepts. So it’s partly luck and mostly your preparation.
Overall, the process was structured, and the panel was friendly. Good preparation on fundamentals + resume topics is enough to crack it.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Some of the technical topics I was asked:
* Self-introduction
* Negative indexing in Python
* Memory management in Python
* Lambda functions
* Denormalization concepts
* AVL trees
* OOPs concepts
pretty easy and depends as per domain like for me they asked easy problem solving quetion and few quastions related to my tech stack for which theyare hiring and later some devops and testing or a developer related questions based on the domain
Start with introduction and resume and one coding questions and some of technical questions based on oops, can, os and dbms
And then full depth of resume and hr questions like introduction, about family background etc
I applied online. I interviewed at Infosys in May 2026
Interview
They suck. I have years and years of experience and all they want me to do is recite the definitions of terms that I haven't had to learn since college rather than ask any questions about the actual work I have done. I have interviewed with them 4 times. Every time it was impersonal grilling asking me to define terms. I hate it so much.