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  1. design patterns
  2. database normalisation
  3. database design
  4. database keys(primary,secondary, unique, composite)
  5. indexing
  6. joins, group by
  7. Link lists
  8. .NET architecture
  9. polymorphism
  10. diamond problem and its solution
  11. association, composition, aggregation
  12. copy constructor, shallow copy, deep copy
  13. coupling, cohesion
  14. Difference b/W interface and abstract class
  15. general oop
  16. diff b/W string="abc" and String string="abc"
  17. diff b/w int and int32
  18. operating System (threading,diff b/w soft interrupt and hard interrupt, each programe in 32bit consumes how much memory)
  19. Codes both iterative and recursive with running times
  20. factorial
  21. fibonachi
  22. BFS,DFS
  23. Sequence Diagram
  24. Virtual memory
  25. Deadlock
  26. Binary search tree
  27. logical model, physical model
  28. how to delete 2nd or 3rd last element in linked list
  29. how to find midle element in linked list
  30. how to find whether a linked list is circuler or not
  31. scheduling Algorithm(FCFS, SJF, Prio, RRA)
  32.  



  36. How to find sequence length in number string?
  37. GC in detail, How it works?
  38. How to find link list mid point
  39. How to reserve string and words in string also?
  40. Internal Classes
  41. Assemblies and type of Assemblies  
  42. GAC
  43. diffrence between internal and private , protected
  44. Multiple inheritance in c# ( without interface)
  45. Inharitance and Enscapulation

  47. Big O of diffrenct sortings



  51. HR round
  52. Tell me something about yourself?
  53. Why should we hire you?
  54. What are your career goals? or Where do you see yourself in the next 3 to 5 years from now?
  55. what are your major achievement?
  56. your failure?
  57. your strenth and weakness
  58. Why do you want to make career in this company?
  59. What is your salary expectation? 



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