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SSB Tech Interview Guide CSE

The SSB Technical Interview Guide for CSE focuses on key areas such as programming languages, data structures, operating systems, computer networks, DBMS, software engineering, computer architecture, and cybersecurity. It emphasizes the importance of understanding core concepts, practicing coding problems, and being able to explain technical topics clearly. Additionally, it advises candidates to prepare for discussions about their final year projects and internships, highlighting their contributions and experiences.

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SSB Tech Interview Guide CSE

The SSB Technical Interview Guide for CSE focuses on key areas such as programming languages, data structures, operating systems, computer networks, DBMS, software engineering, computer architecture, and cybersecurity. It emphasizes the importance of understanding core concepts, practicing coding problems, and being able to explain technical topics clearly. Additionally, it advises candidates to prepare for discussions about their final year projects and internships, highlighting their contributions and experiences.

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SSB Technical Interview Guide (CSE) - SSC Tech Entry

1. Programming Languages

- Understand syntax and semantics of C, C++, Java, Python.


- Be clear on concepts like pointers (C/C++), OOPs (Java/Python).
- Practice basic coding problems (factorial, palindrome, etc.).
- Know differences between compiled and interpreted languages.

2. Data Structures and Algorithms

- Revise arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs.


- Learn basic sorting (bubble, quick, merge) and searching (binary, linear).
- Understand time & space complexity.
- Practice writing pseudocode or explaining algorithms clearly.

3. Operating Systems

- Understand processes, threads, memory management.


- Be clear on deadlock, scheduling algorithms, paging, segmentation.
- Explain concepts like context switching and types of schedulers.

4. Computer Networks

- OSI and TCP/IP model - layer functions and protocols.


- Differences between TCP & UDP.
- Know IP addressing, subnetting, routing basics, DNS working.

5. Database Management Systems (DBMS)

- Practice SQL queries (JOINs, subqueries, group by).


- Know normalization types and ER diagrams.
- Understand ACID properties and indexing.

6. Software Engineering

- Understand SDLC models (Waterfall, Agile).


- Know basic testing types (unit, integration, system).
- Practice use case and class diagrams.

7. Computer Architecture / Digital Logic

- Revise flip-flops, multiplexers, adders, counters.


- Know instruction cycle, pipelining, cache memory.
- Understand RISC vs CISC architectures.

8. Cybersecurity (Optional but useful)

- Understand encryption (symmetric vs asymmetric).


- Know common attacks (phishing, malware, brute-force).
SSB Technical Interview Guide (CSE) - SSC Tech Entry

- Learn how firewalls and antivirus work.

9. Final Year Project

- Prepare an explanation in both technical and layman terms.


- Focus on your role, technology used, challenges faced.
- Link project to real-world or military applications if possible.

10. Internships / Training

- Be clear about what you did and learned.


- Share contributions and technologies used.

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