Good institute,Concepts were taught the best way possible and rishabh bhaiya is a great mentor

There were there rounds in total based on Competitive programming

A platform where anyone can learn and make connection with alumni and mentors.

Very good experience. They have asked good quality of question that can judge your programming ability and interest.

It is a great community built for great coders. I wish I’d come here earlier. This is by far the best decision I’ve made. It gave me the platform to learn so much, to meet new people, and most importantly to develop the approach one needs while coding. The healthy environment here is the best I’ve seen. Happy to be with like minded people.

The process of interview was indeed helpful. The way the interview was conducted gave me the feel of real interviews which we are going to give in companies. There were three rounds. All were DS and Algo based. The way in which the questions were formed with increasing difficulties with each round was challenging but helpful.

Coding club is blessing for coders who don't have coding culture in their colleges. You will find the best coders in the country here.

The alumni and mentor team conducted my interview. I were tested on all fundamentals of computer science. It was fun and challenging.

A good initiative for coders and for those who are interested in coding.

I was selected after 2 rounds and didn't go through the 3rd one. First was basic but the problems were quite different and interesting that led me to think once. Then second round was a bit difficult and I was asked to optimize my approach and then I realised that I should think multiple approaches should try to optimise my solution as much as I can.

Coding Club is an excellent platform for students who love coding and development. The atmosphere is amazing and you get to interact with so many great minds.

My interview experience was really amazing. So usually they take three rounds of interview but it was my lucky day and I faced only two. The questions were new to me and bit tricky. Suruchi di took my 1st round. The first two questions were pretty easy and I answered them with ease. They were about trees and bit manipulation. But then the 3rd question was tricky and left me confused. I was later informed that it was based on stack implementation. The second round was taken by Rishabh Bhaiya. He asked me two questions. First on backtracking which I was able to solve and the second one was based on game theory with the help of Dp. The second question did puzzle me but I was able to crack it with Bhaiya's help. And that's how I became a mentor at Coding Club. :D

Coding Club is one of that places where I love to go and spend time discussing questions , taking interviews , learning stuffs , interacting with Rishabh sir and Bhawana mam and a lot more fun . There was a time when i started to lose my confidence on Competitive Programming because i am not getting the support from anywhere else there the coding club came to rescue and after coming here it really boost my confidence after seeing so many great minds solving questions and interacting together.

One of the great experiences of my life. So there are 3 rounds that were taken in my interview :- Round 1) My first round was taken by 'Sudhanshu' Bhaiya and I was asked three questions in this round:- 1) It is based upon stack and queues , quite nice and interesting question. 2) second question is on the binary tree and I was told to optimize my approach which i was like bang on. 3) third question is on dp and which also i was able to answer nicely. Round 2) My second round was taken by 'Suruchi' Mam So she asked me first question about the diameter of the tree and also asked whether i knew about the concept or not and i said "YES" i knew this , which is like the worst thing i have done in that interview and after that she changed the gears all through the Directi Level. She asked one very interesting question she was asked in her Directi 2nd round which was literally quite tough to solve at that point so i was able to reach to some conclusions but not managed to solve fully at that point. After that she asked question on XOR which i managed to answer properly without any help. She also asked one question on windows in array which is also an intersting question. Round 3) My third round was taken by 'Rishabh' Sir First he gave his huge introduction to me which is because he has explored and achieved so many things. After that he gave one question to me and told me that if u will be able to solve this then i will select you as a mentor. I gave my first approach on mapping but that has some flaws. So on the second attempt i was able to judge that it will be done by the Trie DataStructure and he told me "Congrats you are selected" and that's all. After this i was introduced to the other mentors of the coding club.

Coding club is a awesome place for explorers and learners. Personally I have seen whenever I go to Coding club I ended by discussing a awesome coding question asked in Campanies like Directi,paytm etc. So that's what I love about it. We solve challenging questions there. I got to know new approach to challenging questions given by people who are Ex-Directi,Paytm etc

My interview had 3 rounds - Round 1) I was given with 2 questions in this round . 1st question was on BST. I solved it using a stack and a queue . Then I was told to solve that question using 2 stacks which I did with little help of interviewer. Second question was also okay I was able to do it. I am not able to exactly recall that question Round 2) It also had 2 questions This round was kind of tough. I was given with a question which was really hard to make. I got to know afterwards that it was asked in Directi. Other question was all about segment tree Round 3) It was the final round and I was asked tough questions but luckly I was able to figure it out. 1st question was real life based and could be solved by trie 2nd was a 2-D array question which I solved in 5 min but then I was asked to solve it in less complexity I was thinking for 10 min and bingo I made it Thats all. After this I was called in a cabin and yeah I made it .Then I was introduced to members of coding club.

Coding Club is a nice community of Competitive Programmers. We've spent some good time discussing and solving problems. We interacted with the alumni team, which in-turn was a fantastic experience.

The interview was harder than I expected it to be. The hardest questions/topics I was expecting were surpassed in the First round itself. But well, I pushed my limits to perform my best. I actually learned, how to answer in an interview, during my interview, which is pretty awesome. Later on, I took a few interviews myself, which was frankly, a relatively harder-to-do task. Bottom line, I enjoyed the whole process and it was totally worth sitting for hours without AC.

Coding club is an awesome community.

There were 3 rounds in the interview. 1st round First round was quite easy. I was asked two questions. One was based on stacks. Second was based on mathematics which I solved using bitmasking. 2nd round This round was little difficult as it was based on data structures. I was asked two questions both based on trees . It took me few minutes to judge and solve that questions and after that i was asked to write its code structure. 3rd round It was the most difficult round . It was based on dynamic programming. I was asked only one question based on dp. I solved it using top down dp after few minutes. But it was little complex to use top down dp.Then the interviewer helped me solving it by using bottom up dp.

Coding club is a place to learn , aspire dreams and inspire others from your own experience. It's your everyday help place where you can learn something new like you do from seniors or your friends, unlike coaching centres where relation is just till you are paying them.

Interview consisted of 3 rounds. I expected to be of nothing more than 15-20 mins but Rishabh , Suruchi and Shubham were really engaged and asked some tricky questions. It was overall nice experience. Questions were related to Trees, dynamic programming , data structures basics, IQ questions.

When you want to excel in competitive coding you have to practice lots of different problems. I think now a got a platform the coding club where i can learn lots of different problem and strengthen my weak areas. Coding club help in not just solving problems but it also gives the confidence so that we can clearly able to communicate our approach to solve a given problem.

When i was getting interviewed by interviewer i was able to know my weak points where i am lacking at. During the interview at coding club i stuck in many problems but as interviewer giving small hints so i am able to reach an ideal approach. From this interview process, i was able to learn how to approach a given problem and even if i approached problem wrongly then how to learn from given hints to reach an ideal solution.

Coding club has helped me gain an insight for the correct learning path for my future job. Their invaluable lessons, geeky discussions on coding questions and an awesome alumni network from big companies is truly motivational and unique.

My interview was divided into 3 rounds and I was first one on that day to give interview. I was a bit nervous, but encountered most questions successfully in first rounds. My 2nd round was taken by 'Suruchi Jain' Mam. She was very co-operative and maintained a comfortable environment for solving questions, and also discussed with me to provide guidance to solve questions. My 3rd round was taken by 'Rishabh Jain' Sir. It was more of a logical round with some very good questions. At the end of 3rd round, I was selected for mentor, and was very happy to become one.

Very good

Great having lot of new experience

It's a really great way to learn

Interview was good. The questions asked, required good understanding of data structures.

To me Coding Club means all great programmers under one roof. People here are really helping. All I want to say is, this is the apt place for geeks to come.

The interview consisted of three subsequent rounds. I must say it was a tough nut to crack. I didn't expect such great problems from the other side. More than an interview it was a learning experience for me. It taught me a great deal. Round 1 This round began with questions on arithmetic like square root, odd/even and went up to factorial of really large numbers. In between we came across the N Queens classical problem. And the N Queens problem in the first round freaked me because this really raised the bar. In all this round ended on a descent note. Round 2 This was the most difficult and the shortest round. It revolved around arrays. First question was based on recursion in arrays and the next one had the use of bitwise operators in it. In all this round was a little low from my side. Round 3 This round had the most diversified collection of questions in it. It began with a great question on stack followed by one on tree. Then we dropped down to number theory and recursion. This round had some fun elements as well in it. So, I enjoyed this round. This round ended with an ok-ok note.

The community of Alumni and mentors at Coding club is tremendous, within just 2 months since its inception it has become one of the largest tech communities among Universities in Delhi, and the structure of coding club is simply brilliant (alumni, mentors,organizers, learners) So, when mentors graduate they become alumni and mentor selection happens very often from the pool of learners and organizers, so we have this ever-increasing group of great people who help out each other whenever needed, its simply amazing.

Interview Experience: Round 1) In the first round I was interviewed by Sudhanshu Sir(Alumni) in which he first asked me the domain I was most comfortable with and I answered "Dynamic Programming" so sir gave me a DP problem whose statement was very simple that we are given an array of integers where each element represents the max number of steps that can be made forward from that element. Find the minimum number of jumps to reach the end of the array starting from the first element. I spent a lot of time thinking of the recursive relation and trying to find the base cases, I had a partial solution ready in my mind but what I worried about were the edge cases, so after a lot of dry runs I discussed my solution and its time complexity etc with sir and as expected it failed in some cases but anyways the general idea that mattered was answered. I now feel I could have done a lot better but a mild panic attack made me unable to perform at my peak. But I am glad that it happened because, in the end, Sudhanshu Sir explained that these failures are what that prepare us for the real interviews in which performing at peak is the only available option and Hence my First round concluded which was a great learning experience. Round 2) Then came 2nd round where I was interviewed by Suruchi Ma'am(Alumni) in which I was given two-three problems, first one was a DP based optimal path finding problem based on certain constraints, I applied my learnings from previous round here hence there was no panic attack this time so I was performing at my peak which enabled me to solve the problem with relative ease and I coded the solution recursively and discussed the iterative solution as well. The second problem was also simple I had to find the merging point of two singly linked list in linear time which was easy to come up with by brainstorming on what possibly could be done apart from running a two-deep nested loop and checking equality for every pair of pointer. Round 3) I guess I was lucky that day as I was selected as a mentor based on my performance in the first two rounds itself, So no DP problems for me to solve in third round and instead Rishab Jain Sir congratulated me for being selected and explained me my responsibilities that I need to perform as a mentor and some other great pieces of advice. So after hours of thinking and having such a great experience, I realized that coding club is not just about solving problems or coding together instead it's about getting to know smart people around you and networking with them to learn together and grow together, like I had just met such amazingly brilliant people who have taught me a lot.

In the current scenario tier 2 colleges are not able to attract big companies, but coding club provides a network of alumni and mentors with the help of which we can reach our true potential and not be limited by resources.

My interview experience was very thrilling. I was interviewed by 2 mentors in the first round in which they asked me questions from linked list, c++ -theory, pointer arithmetic, etc. Most of the questions were logical. And at the end of the first round, they told me I did well and sent me for round 2. In round 2 I was asked few questions from linked lists, arrays, ad-hoc, Backtracking, etc, and was asked to improve the time-complexity of my algorithms again and again and I learned new things which was a great experience. I was then selected as a mentor for the first year by the team.

Coding club is a great community which provides interface with some brilliant minds. It provides us with resources and guidance regarding your interests and motivates you to take up new challenges everyday.

Interview process consisted of three rounds which were focussed on data structures, algo, etc. There were a variety of questions starting with the simpler ones then going on to the tricky ones.

Yeah It was great . Actually Its like a family. Its a club for coders where we from different colleges meet discuss on problems.Its like a place where we can come, discuss and enjoy.There are great Alumni's to guide us all through.The classes being conducted by the alumni are definitely awesome for boosting our CV.

Interview Process was brainstorming. It was my 1st interview and the experience was awesome. All the 3 rounds covered all the topics beginning from Algorithms, Data Structures, Puzzles and many other tricky things. 1st Round: I was asked about implementing a algorithm/logic on 2-D array and about finding a root at particular level on tree .It was fairly easy a and I got through it easily. 2nd Round: I was asked about computing height and diameter of tree and a ques on DP and Graph which made me difficult to crack.Along with all questions I was being asked for complexity analysis. 3rd Round: It was taken by Rishabh Sir(Ex Directi) in which a puzzle was asked which was too difficult to track. It took me 10 min to crack the logic. The interview was complete and they tested all possible skills of a candidate. From this I came to know how actually interview is taken and it gave me confidence after being selected.So,thanks CC :)

Amazing club that provide great boost to your knowledge

All three rounds the amazing starting from basic to advanced level

Very enthusiastic club , spanning almost all good colleges of Delhi. A great network of coders and a must join group to share ideas with like minded people.

Interview was almost as same as any good company , generally offering above 10lpa . There were two rounds of interview , both of which were based on data structures and algorithms . I was asked about the modified level order traversal of the tree which can be easily solved using one queue and one stack. Next I was asked about the nth minimum element , given the stream of numbers bombarded at each instance , for this first I gave the brute force approach and then I was asked to optimise my code , the final solution I gave was the most optimised possible. Some other question related to stack like minimum element from stack in O(1) was also asked which I answered without much difficulty . All in on , it was a great experience and gave the feel of how real interviews are conducted by the big corporations.

It is such a great platform to learn how to code or to improve our skills, to explore more and it's great to get to learn from such experienced alumni and to work under their guidance for the enhancement of our coding skills leading us on the right path of learning.

The interview was all about to get to know how we are analyzing the problems, are we able to apply logics to solve such competitive stuff showing how far we can think to optimize a problem , with the ability to code it as well.