I applied online. I interviewed at Cyntexa (Jaipur, Rajasthan) in Jun 2026
Interview
**Interview Experience – Fresher Candidate**
I applied through the company's official website and was excited about the opportunity. The interview process consisted of two phases.
The first phase was a programming assessment divided into two sections:
**1. Basic Programming Round (30 minutes):**
* Candidates were required to write solutions on paper.
* There were 3 coding questions.
* Solving 2 questions was mandatory, while the 3rd question was optional.
After a 15-minute break, the second section began.
**2. Advanced Programming Round:**
* The difficulty level was significantly higher than the basic round.
* There were 7 coding questions in total.
* Out of these, 5 questions were mandatory.
* The questions tested problem-solving skills, coding logic, and the ability to handle more complex programming challenges.
Overall, the process was well-structured and challenging, especially the advanced programming section. It was a good opportunity to assess both fundamental and advanced coding skills.
Interview questions [3]
Question 1
there are questions mainly of patern ,arrays and strings
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
I applied online. I interviewed at Cyntexa (Jaipur, Rajasthan) in Jun 2026
Interview
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.)
