Me postulé en línea. Acudí a una entrevista en Cyntexa (Jaipur, Rajasthan) en mar 2026
Entrevista
I applied for an off-campus opportunity at Cyntexa and received a shortlisting email inviting me to Phase 1.
Phase 1 consisted of two rounds:
Round 1: Basic Coding
There were 3 coding questions, and we had to solve at least 2. Solving all 3 gave an added advantage. (I’ll share the questions separately.)
Round 2: Aptitude/Technical Questions
This round had 7 questions, and we needed to attempt at least 5. I managed to solve only 4, so I’d strongly suggest attempting all 5 to stay on the safer side.
If you perform well in Phase 1, you receive an email within a week for Phase 2.
Phase 2 also had two rounds:
Round 1: Coding (Medium to Hard Level)
There were 4 questions, and this time there was no choice—you had to attempt all of them. I was able to solve 3 out of 4.
After solving, you need to call the invigilator and explain your approach. They evaluate your logic and understanding.
Round 2: HR Interview (Final Round)
If you clear the coding round, you move to HR. They asked basic questions like:
Introduction
Family background
Hobbies
What you know about the company
After this, the final result is shared via email within a week.
Preguntas de entrevista [11]
Pregunta 1
Find the sum of the array and print whether it is even or odd.
Given an integer array arr, remove all elements for which the average of their neighboring elements is greater than the element itself.
Return the resulting array after removing such elements.
You are given a 2D character array (grid) where each cell contains one of the following directions:
'>' (move right), '<' (move left), '^' (move up), 'v' (move down).
Start from a given index and follow the directions in the grid:
Move according to the symbol in the current cell.
Continue traversing the grid.
🔹 Return:
If you visit the same cell again (cycle detected), return that index.
If you move out of the grid boundaries, return {-1, -1}.
You are given a 2D grid where:
'T' represents a tower
'P' represents a solar panel
'.' represents empty ground
The sun is shining from the west (left side of the grid).
Each tower can cast a shadow on at most k solar panels in the direction of sunlight (towards the east/right side).
🔹 Task:
Return the total number of solar panels (P) that are shaded by towers.
Acudí a una entrevista en Cyntexa (Jaipur, Rajasthan)
Entrevista
Good, question were of moderate level and can be done easily if you have done striver a2z sheet and yes the important topics are or I must say the gurantee all question will be from array and strings so prepare well accordingly
Me postulé en línea. Acudí a una entrevista en Cyntexa (Jaipur, Rajasthan) en jun 2026
Entrevista
I appeared for the Cyntexa Jaipur drive on 6 June 2026. The selection process started with a pen-and-paper coding test consisting of two rounds. Questions were focused on patterns, strings, arrays, matrices, and logical problem-solving. The overall difficulty level was easy to medium, and basic programming knowledge was sufficient to attempt most questions.
Given a string containing both characters and numbers (e.g., A1B2C3D4E5), separate the integers and store them into lists. Each list can contain only 2 values. If more numbers are present, create another list.
Example:
Input: A1B2C3D4E5
Output: [[1,2],[3,4],[5]]
Given a sentence, find the length of each word. If a word's length is odd, reverse only that word.
Example:
Input: "Hello I am Cyntexa"
Output: "olleH I am axetnyC"
Matrix question involving '*' characters. We had to modify or move the position of '*' and print the updated matrix. I don't remember the exact input/output format.
Array question involving positive and negative numbers. We had to process the array using an alternating sign pattern (+, -, +, -, ...).
Example:
Input: [10, -20, 30, -40, 50]
Calculation:
10 - (-20) + 30 - (-40) + 50
Output:
150
(Note: This is a similar example based on my recollection. I don't remember the exact input/output given in the test.)
4 round, basic coding then advance then tech interview and then hr interview , need to qualify each round to proceed to the next. The first coding round is of 30 mins and the advance one is of 90 mins.
