The Verbal Ability section evaluates your proficiency in English and your ability to interpret written information correctly. It focuses on improving overall communication accuracy and fluency. Key areas covered include:

• Grammar
• Sentence Correction
• Fill in the Blanks
• Reading Comprehension

The difficulty level is moderate, and effective time management is essential to perform well in this section.

The Logical Reasoning section measures your analytical and critical thinking skills through structured problem-solving exercises. It focuses on identifying patterns, drawing logical conclusions, and interpreting given data accurately. Common topics in this section are:

• Puzzles
• Number and Letter Series
• Data Interpretation
• Blood Relations
• Syllogism
• Seating Arrangement

This section is often considered the trickiest, requiring consistent practice and quick reasoning to solve questions efficiently within the time limit.

The Quantitative Aptitude section evaluates your mathematical reasoning and numerical problem-solving skills. It emphasizes logical application rather than memorization of formulas, testing your ability to interpret and apply concepts efficiently.

You can expect questions from topics like:

• Time and Work
• Speed and Distance
• Percentages
• Ratio and Proportion
• Profit and Loss
• Basic Arithmetic

Many of the questions are application-based, requiring you to think logically and perform quick calculations under time constraints.

The Pseudocode section evaluates your ability to understand programming logic without relying on specific syntax. It focuses on identifying errors, predicting outputs, and analyzing control flow to test conceptual clarity.

You can expect tasks such as:

• Identifying output of short code snippets
• Detecting logical or runtime errors
• Tracing loops and conditional statements The syntax used is C-like and language-neutral, so a strong grasp of basic logic and program flow is essential to perform well.

The Automata Fix round tests your ability to debug and optimize existing code efficiently. You'll be presented with partially broken or logically incorrect code that needs to be corrected to meet functional requirements.

You can expect tasks like:

• Fixing logical and runtime errors
• Ensuring code passes all hidden test cases
• Maintaining efficiency within strict time and memory limits This round is typically conducted in Java, Python, or C++, and emphasizes clean, optimized, and error-free coding practices under real test conditions

• OOP Concepts - inheritance, abstraction, encapsulation, polymorphism.
• Data Structures - arrays, strings, stacks, queues, trees (basic level).
• DBMS - writing SQL queries, understanding primary key, joins, normalization.
• Operating Systems - process management, memory allocation, threads.
• Final Year Project - questions revolve around your role, challenges, outcomes, and technologies used.

Note: Candidates with Java, Python, or C++ as their preferred language get matching questions.

• Explain the four pillars of OOPS with real-life examples.

• Write a program to check whether a number is a palindrome.

• How would you optimize a search operation in a dataset?

• What is the difference between INNER JOIN and LEFT JOIN?

• How does thread scheduling work in an OS?

• Introduction & background
• Strengths and weaknesses
• Career aspirations and goals
• Willingness to relocate or work in rotational shifts
• Handling work pressure and deadlines
• Understanding of Infosys values, mission, and technologies

• Tell me about yourself.

• Why do you want to join Infosys?

• Are you open to relocation and flexible work hours?

• What is your biggest strength? How will it help you in this role?

• Do you have any questions for us?

Tip: Learn about Infosys' core values (C-LIFE), ongoing projects, and digital transformation vision before attending HR round.