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Sharmilaa
Jul 11, 2025
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Now I'm starting with the placement class. I have no idea about placement Would you give me a some solution

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bobby p
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Jul 11, 2025
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so placement will be going in every college, and mostly the placement season will be in a fast mode like it will start in a wink and end in a second. so before the placement season only you must be prepared and learn all the essential skills from aptitude, coding and be prepared for the interview also. Do adequate research about every company that comes to your college. All the best with your placements.

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Monisha
Monisha
Jun 29, 2025
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Hi, I'm a second-year student currently learning DSA. I've been facing difficulty with problem-solving logic. I'd appreciate any tips or resources to get better.

#placementdoubts

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bobby p
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Jun 29, 2025
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This is a common problem Monisha, do not worry.... see after your tried your best to build your own logic if it didn't work try ai and then after the coding solving,

try to understand that logic line to line and get those methods and learn them. In this way you will Definitely improve your logic building over time.

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Tanush
Jun 25, 2025
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I'm a Non it student but interested in it field. At present I'm learning DSA. What are the main topics should I learn in DSA so that I can crack coding round

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bobby p
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Jun 25, 2025
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That’s great, Tanush! It’s awesome that you’re taking the initiative to learn DSA. To crack coding rounds, you should focus on the following key topics:


Arrays and Strings – Basics, sliding window, two pointers.

Linked Lists – Reversal, cycle detection, merging.

Stacks and Queues – Infix/Postfix, monotonic stack problems.

Hashing – HashMaps, frequency counters, anagrams.

Recursion and Backtracking – Combinations, permutations, N-Queens.

Trees and Graphs – Traversals, BFS/DFS, shortest path algorithms.

Binary Search – On arrays and on answers (like in optimization problems).

Sorting and Searching – Merge sort, quicksort, binary search variants.

Also, practice on platforms like LeetCode, CodeStudio, or GeeksforGeeks. Consistent problem-solving is the key. Logic building is key

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Rajini_Anth
4d ago

i am a 2026 AIML graduate who have TCS prime interview on 3rd april . I don't know how to prepare and what to do? Can you help me guide through this sir such that i can crack that offer please #Interview preparation

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Aarohi
Mar 27

hey sir currently i am in my third year of btech cse, so as we know company hiring process start in fourth year of starting , sir i am very scared , according to you how many question should be solved of dsa ?

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Rahul
Mar 24

Hello Sir ,I am a final year B tech student (unplaced) 2026 Batch. i really need some guidance on how to crack off campus interview or jobs.

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Saranya
Feb 05

Firstly my question is cgpa below 7.5 and above 7 is not eligible for placement ? And i have to learn dsa in python as I'm having short period suggest the you tube channel where they teach the dsa very well thank u .

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Arundhathi
Jan 29

How to get the notes for aptitude test

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Sohan
Jan 27

Currently I'm in 6th sem of engineering so I don't know any skills are any programming languages basically I need to start from scratch is it possible I have one backlog how it will affect to my placements?

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