It started with an introduction followed by theoretical questions, no live coding - It was fairly professional initially but one of the interviewers clearly needs a lesson in interacting with other human beings, he was quite rude and chose to lecture me during the interview when I didnt answer a question that was outside of the context he was claiming - he changed the context to the question during his little outburst - the onus was then on me to maintain the professionalism of the interview - now that the question was in context the answer was clear. Most of the questions were poorly framed and with little to no context, I had to prompt this same interviewer for more information so that the question made sense. To be fair of the two interviewers the second was far more professional and clear.

They ask about your project and some DSA , DBMS and bit of front-end technologies. The are more inclined toward logic and want basic knowledge in everything. Overall, if you are prepared well then you'll Crack it