Aditya Birla Group Network Engineer interview experience

Then the questions moved quickly into TCP/IP versus OSI-style concepts, along with routing basics, LAN and WAN, and different network topologies.

I also got hit with a couple of classic protocol questions that tested whether I really understood how communication happens end to end. I was asked what piggybacking is, and I had to explain the handshake mechanism. Toward the end, the conversation turned personal and role-focused, and I was asked why I wanted to work as a network engineer.

The session felt smooth and the interviewer tone was positive, but the technical depth was still