Round 1 (Basic DSA and Basic Topics): This round is typically designed to assess your fundamental understanding of data structures and algorithms (DSA). You may be asked questions related to basic data structures like arrays, linked lists, stacks, and queues. Algorithmic questions may cover topics such as searching, sorting, and basic dynamic programming. Expect questions that test your problem-solving skills and coding ability. This round serves as a screening to ensure candidates have a solid foundation. Round 2 (Advanced Topics and DSA): Round 2 usually involves more complex questions related to data structures and algorithms. Topics may include advanced data structures like trees , graphs, and hash tables. Algorithmic challenges may delve into more advanced sorting and searching algorithms, graph algorithms , and dynamic programming. You may also face questions related to time and space complexity analysis. The goal is to assess your ability to tackle more challenging technical problems.