During the Personal Interview, candidates were given tasks to design a Bank Management Database with normalized tables capable of handling all daily operations of a regular bank. They were asked to write complex queries and subqueries on the designed database, create normalized tables, and make pseudo-classes linked to the database with basic functions. Questions were also asked on normalization.

Another task involved designing a website for a chess competition organized in their college, keeping in mind the frontend (at least 5 classes), middleware, and backend (at least 5 tables). Candidates were questioned on C++ and Python and were asked to draw an overview and approach to solving the problem without writing the actual code. Additionally, they were queried about the minimum class possible in the context of OOP and their understanding of how a class executes.