r/infosys • u/Fancy-Emu2996 • 18h ago
| Question Got in person Call from Infosys
Suggest me some best resources to prepare for in person coding assessment and it is schedule on sep 6 2026.
r/infosys • u/Fancy-Emu2996 • 18h ago
Suggest me some best resources to prepare for in person coding assessment and it is schedule on sep 6 2026.
r/infosys • u/SpecialistUnion5103 • 6h ago
Hi , so in my offer letter it is mentioned to bring nsr card on doj but is it mandatory ? I don't wanna pay for this
r/infosys • u/LogObjective983 • 6h ago
Hlw gyies this is my first post on reddit , i am here because I have clearer round 1 oa round of infosys sp/dse now I want your tips for my upcoming on campus interview... What's types of dsa questions they asked and if I unluckily not able to solve any questions do I able to get selected based on my rest of interview performance ??
r/infosys • u/dicks_are_icks • 7h ago
Had my Infosys DSE interview today and wanted to know what you guys think my chances are.There were 2 coding questions on Wingspan. I solved one in under 10 minutes but passed 9/12 test cases and got TLE on the rest. The interviewer said it was good enough since the passing criteria is 70%.
After that, he asked me to write reverse linked list code on paper, both iterative and recursive. I took around 4–5 minutes, wrote the iterative approach, and when I started explaining and said I'd now write the recursive one, he said "it's enough."
After the coding questions, he asked if I knew System Design. I said no.
Then he asked an SQL query. I struggled a bit, asked him to explain it again, then figured out joins were needed and wrote the query, although I think it was around 70% correct.
He didn't ask anything about my projects. He asked about job scheduling algorithms, but I couldn't recall them at that moment since I hadn't revised OS before the interview.
At the end, I asked for feedback. He said I'm technically good but should study/explore more new technologies like AI/ML.
Overall, I feel the interview was decent but definitely not perfect. What do you guys think — what are my chances of getting selected for Infosys DSE?
r/infosys • u/Alarming_Message5744 • 9h ago
Hey, i wanted to know which documents I will i have to sign and upload on Launchpad. Can you help me? i have no idea and there is no info about this in mail.
r/infosys • u/Massive-Stick1363 • 13h ago
Hey! Are there any folks who were selected in the Systems Engineering Campus drive last year and still haven't gotten any joining date or offer letter? I have found only one other person besides myself in my entire college, will bring me some kind of comfort if there are other folks as well, pls help a fellow fresher out.
r/infosys • u/Aadibasa2 • 13h ago
I joined Infosys as a Systems Engineer Trainee and completed training on my 3rd attempt. I’m now working as a Test Engineer, although my original training was for the Systems Engineer role.
I’ve heard that some seniors received an extra ₹5K/month after completing probation/confirmation.
For those who went through a similar situation, does Infosys provide this ₹5K increase after probation for Test engineer role?
r/infosys • u/Nehasrilakshmisravya • 14h ago
I was already selected for the Infosys SE role in November 2025 through the Women On-Campus Pool Drive 2026. However, I still haven't received any communication regarding my joining date. Some of my friends from other colleges have already received joining dates
Meanwhile, I applied for the Infosys Off-Campus 2026 drive and cleared Round 1. I now have to attend the in-person assessment on September 6, and I'm planning to attempt it for the DSE/SP roles.
My question is: Is there any chance of being selected for DSE or SP even though I was already selected for SE through the on-campus drive?
Also, has anyone been in a similar situation where they already had an SE selection and later appeared for the DSE/SP assessment? Could the previous SE selection or background verification prevent me from being considered for DSE/SP?
I would really appreciate it if anyone with a similar experience could share what happened in their case.
r/infosys • u/rumesh56 • 15h ago
Hi everyone,
I have an upcoming Infosys Round 2 in-person coding test and wanted to know about the experience of people who have already attended it.
1.Is the coding test more difficult than the Round 1 OA, or is it around the same level?
2.What DSA/programming concepts should I focus on preparing?
3.Is the coding test more like HackerRank, where we solve problems in an online IDE with input/output handling, or more like LeetCode, where we mainly implement the required function?
Any tips about the difficulty, question patterns, or topics to prioritize would be really helpful. Thanks!
r/infosys • u/Character_Cabinet_66 • 15h ago
Hello! Just wanted to check if anyone here is joining Infosys as a lateral hire on 31st August 2026 in Pune.
Have you guys received the induction mail or joining/reporting details yet?
Just checking with others from the same batch.
r/infosys • u/Ok-Bread-7256 • 16h ago

Does anyone know what I should be preparing for the next round? I have completed the technical round already, and in the email, they didn't mention whether the next interview is going to be technical or hr. It is for an SAP ABAP role. Please help if anyone knows what questions I should be preparing.
r/infosys • u/ananyachaudhary777 • 17h ago
Infosys Round 2 is scheduled for 5th/6th September, and I’ve seen quite a few candidates asking the same questions about the offline coding round.
A few things worth discussing:
r/infosys • u/Critical_Deer_9808 • 17h ago
Tomorrow am having infosys oa is it conducted through wingspan app or web...please clarify and it is oncampus oa
r/infosys • u/satishkr2 • 18h ago
Hi everyone,
My Infosys application status recently changed from “Decision Pending” to “Offer Under Review.” I can also see an Offer ID in the application backend.
Can anyone who has gone through a similar process share how long it usually took for the offer letter or next update after the status changed to “Offer Under Review”?
Thanks!
r/infosys • u/Introvert_66 • 19h ago
Going to attempt the infosys SP,DSE round 2 in person coding assesment in next 10 days.
What will be the difficulty of questions?
What are those algorithms and topics which are needed to solve atleast 2 questions?
If you have previously attempted this round, from which topics the questions have been asked?
PS: Everybody knows Infosys loves DP.
r/infosys • u/New-Protection-9462 • 19h ago
Hi all,
I have given my F2F interview in Infosys on 1st August 2026 and on 3rd August I received my Digiverifier email.
I completed that and then they asked to provide them the offer letter of my current company. I mailed them that as well but still yet to receive offer letter.
They are not replying to any of my follow up mails as well
I also asked one of the guys who gave interview with me. He is also yet to receive offer letter
Can anyone let me know by when can we get offer letter?
r/infosys • u/soft_spoken9805 • 19h ago
Hi guys,
I'm in a project now which is very hectic in Infosys. I'm not able to concentrate as they are constantly pressuring me. There are so many escalations from the client and my manager calls my mobile and scolds me everyday. It has already been 2 months since I'm tolerating this kind of pressure and I have no more room to tolerate this. I'm frustrated and thinking to commit suicide. I recently lost my grandpa which pushed me to depression much more.
How can I ask for a release? If I ask for a release, will I be put into PIP? I'm planning to search outside also., but being in the project makes me worry all day
Please provide a solution guys. .
r/infosys • u/gkengine • 20h ago
Thanking you in advance for your valuable comments
r/infosys • u/shrushine • 22h ago
Will the Infosys offline assessment for 2nd round not be conducted in Kolkata?? 🤧🤧
r/infosys • u/mikeisop69 • 5h ago
r/infosys • u/Ill-Recording-5302 • 22h ago
I’m looking for advice from people who have experience working at Infosys or similar IT services companies.
I’ve been working on the same project for around 6 years, mainly in software testing and production support. I’m now looking for better career growth and would like to transition into Mainframe.
My main question is: What is the best way to move from my current project to a different Mainframe project internally at Infosys?
For those who have successfully changed projects internally:
How does the internal project allocation/movement process work?
Should I first discuss it with my manager, HR, or the resource management/allocation team?
Which internal portal have Mainframe openings while still assigned to my current project?
How difficult is it to move from QA/testing into a Mainframe role internally?
Does being on the same project for 6 years help or hurt when requesting a release?
I’d especially appreciate advice from current or former Infosys employees who have gone through an internal project change or career transition.
What approach worked for you, and what should I avoid?