From recent sources, the pattern consists of multiple rounds, often elimination-style, including online tests and interviews.
Here are common components:
Pseudo-code: 25 questions, 25 minutes.
English: 30 questions, 30 minutes.
Game-based Aptitude: 4 games, ~20-24 minutes.
Behavioural Competency: 100 questions, ~20 minutes.
You need to prepare pseudo-code/logic questions (not just basic aptitude) — think output of code snippets, logic errors, data structure fundamentals.
You’ll also face English/communication sections that test grammar, vocabulary, comprehension.
The game-based reasoning is newer and may test your reasoning in less conventional formats (via games/challenges).
Behavior/psychometric rounds test how you think and decide, not just academics or coding; situational questions.
Then technical interview for engineering roles: coding/DSA, project knowledge, fundamentals of CS/IT.