The interview began with basic electronics questions, focusing on the differences between analog and digital signals, logic levels, and simple circuits. It then moved to PLC programming, including ladder logic, input/output modules, timers, counters, and real-time industrial automation scenarios. They also asked about troubleshooting techniques and how to implement control logic effectively in practical applications.

The interview process started with a telephonic round, which was followed by a technical interview and then an HR round. Overall, the experience was good and well structured. However, the gap between each round was quite long, which made the process feel a bit slow and required a lot of waiting time in between.