LTI ICC Interview

 I recently gave LTI ICC interview for level 2

Date: 11th April 2021


Technical Questions:

1. Which programming language you prefer and why?

2. Any advanced technology did you work upon?

Ans. Yes sir, talking about advance technology I love to freelance as a React Developer.

3. Tell me about API

Ans. APIs are needed to bring applications together in order to perform a designed function built around sharing data and executing pre-defined processes.

4. Have you worked with any API? Tell me some important aspects to keep in mind while working with API.

5. Tell me about OOPS and give a real-world Scenario

6. Write a Query to display a unique ID from a table

7. Tell me about your preferred project management system and why?


HR Questions:

1. Tell me about yourself

2. How can you be productive, if we kept you for a prohibition period of a month.

3. You have mentioned that you play games professionally, tell me about what kind of games you play

4. Is there anything you want to ask us


keshavrathi21@yahoo.in Feel free to dm and ask queries :)

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