The Technical Interview mainly focuses on your understanding of programming, computer science fundamentals, and practical problem-solving. Interviewers typically ask questions on Core Java, C, Python, OOP concepts, data structures, DBMS, SQL queries, operating systems, and networking basics. You may be asked to write simple programs such as palindrome, factorial, Fibonacci, prime number check, array operations, string manipulation, or pattern printing. The interviewer may also explore your academic projects, including your role, technologies used, challenges faced, and outcomes. Questions often test your logical thinking rather than just memorized answers, so explaining your thought process matters. If you have knowledge of cloud computing, web development, or AI/ML basics, it is considered an added advantage.