LTI Mindtree Interview Experience 2025 🔥 | Rounds, Questions & Tips to Crack It!

Summary

In this video, the speaker shares their interview experience for an automation testing role at LTI Mry. The process involved two technical rounds, where the speaker was asked to solve coding challenges, including reversing a string by words, counting character occurrences, and finding words within strings. Additional questions covered XPath, Selenium, data-driven testing, Excel integration, and API testing basics. After successfully passing the rounds, the speaker submitted documents and discussed salary expectations with HR. The experience was positive, with challenging problems that showcased the speaker’s skills and ultimately led to a job offer.

Takeaways

• 😀 The interview process at LTI Mry for a role with over five years of experience involved two technical rounds.
• 😀 The first round included a question to reverse words in a string, not the entire string. The solution involved using the split method and reversing each word individually.
• 😀 The interviewer asked questions about XPath, specifically how to handle multiple elements with the same XPath by using indexing.
• 😀 Selenium and test-related topics were covered, including basic automation testing questions.
• 😀 The second round delved deeper into technical topics, like counting character occurrences in a string using a HashMap.
• 😀 The second round also included a question on how to find a specific word in a string using iteration and condition checks.
• 😀 Data-driven testing was discussed, with explanations on how to read values from Excel files using utility classes in Java.
• 😀 Basic API testing concepts were explored, such as request types, status codes, and how to validate APIs, although the role primarily focused on automation testing.
• 😀 After passing both technical rounds, the candidate was asked to submit documents for further processing.
• 😀 The HR discussion included salary negotiations, with the package matched to a counteroffer from another company.
• 😀 The candidate received an offer letter after document verification and a final follow-up call.

Q & A

What was the role the interviewee applied for at LTI Mry?

The interviewee applied for an estate position, specifically for candidates with over five years of experience.

How many rounds of interviews did the candidate go through at LTI Mry?

The interview process had two rounds, both of which were technical.

What was the first technical question the candidate was asked?

The first technical question was to reverse the words in a given string, without reversing the entire string. The solution involved splitting the string into an array of words, reversing each word individually, and then concatenating them back with spaces.

How did the candidate solve the string reversal problem?

The candidate solved it by splitting the string into a string array, iterating through each word, converting each word into a character array, reversing it, and then combining the reversed words into a final string.

What concept did the candidate explain when asked about XPath?

The candidate explained how to use indexing in XPath to differentiate elements with the same XPath, by specifying the index of the element in square brackets, such as [1] or [2], to locate the first or second element.

What was the second round interview like?

The second round was more in-depth. The interviewer asked the candidate to find the number of occurrences of each character in a string, which was solved using a hashmap to count character frequencies.

How did the candidate find the frequency of characters in a string?

The candidate used a hashmap to store the character as the key and the count as the value. The string was converted into a character array, and as each character was iterated over, it checked if the character already existed in the map. If it did, the count was incremented; if not, it was added with a value of 1.

What was the approach to finding a particular word in a string?

To find a particular word in a string, the candidate suggested splitting the string into words and iterating over them with a for loop, checking each word to see if it matched the target word.

How did the candidate explain data-driven testing?

The candidate explained data-driven testing by using a utility class with a static method to read values from an Excel file. The values were returned as a two-dimensional array and used in a data provider annotation to supply data to test methods.

What were some of the basic automation testing topics discussed during the interview?

The interview covered topics such as XPath, Selenium, test automation, and data-driven testing. The interviewer also touched upon API testing, though the role was primarily focused on automation testing, so the discussion was limited to basic API concepts like request types and status codes.