Wipro - Round 2 | Java, Microservices, Spring Boot, Design Pattern, Kafka, AWS, SQL/JPA

Are you preparing for a Java interview? Watch this real-time Java interview with Wipro's first-level technical round questions! Get insights into commonly asked Java concepts, coding challenges, and expert tips to ace your interview. Don't miss out on this valuable resource for freshers and experienced candidates alike!

🔹 Topics Covered:
✔️ Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
✔️ Java Collections & Multithreading
✔️ Exception Handling & Streams
✔️ Coding Challenges & Best Practices
✔️ Real-time Problem Solving

📌 Who is this for?
✅ Freshers & Experienced Developers
✅ Anyone preparing for Java interviews
✅ Candidates applying for Oracle & top tech companies

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[samidfc]

Try not to get outdated by asking these basic questions. It shows that you guys are not experienced enough to take interviews. The way you guys talk is enough for all to understand your knowledge

[alankritsrivastava]

Iss interview ko to interviewer ke network ne sab kharab kar dia 😂😂

[faranak-cs]

Thanks for sharing. Is this a real interview?

[SridharK-ft]

One question ❓

Can I round up my job experience of 2.5 years to 3 years for jobs?

[MohitAwasthi]

Don’t believe these people — they're still asking these questions. According to them, when a person is trying to get a new job, they have to read Core Java all over again. Come on, that's not needed these days. AI is already here. The world is trying to remove complexity from programming, but they just want to stay stuck in the old ways. Move on, please.
Yes, we can ask a few questions, but why go so deep? When you're actually implementing something, you can always use Google or AI.
Their expectations are that a person should memorize everything, which is unrealistic.
They should check if a person is able to read, write logic, and is aware of technical scenarios — that's what really matters.