Technical Round: One stage of a selection process that focuses on technical skills. It could be an interview, a test or a coding exercise.
Example
The company has two technical rounds: one on fundamentals and one on your project.
Why Technical Round matters for IT interns
Knowing how many rounds there are, and what each covers, tells you what to prepare.
Where you will hear it
You will come across this term while preparing for and attending internship interviews and assessments. If someone uses it and you are not sure what they mean in your project, it is completely fine to ask; every team uses terms a little differently.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Technical Round?
One stage of a selection process that focuses on technical skills. It could be an interview, a test or a coding exercise.
What is an example of Technical Round?
The company has two technical rounds: one on fundamentals and one on your project.
Why does Technical Round matter for IT interns?
Knowing how many rounds there are, and what each covers, tells you what to prepare.
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