Single round interview process, where results is known relatively fast within a week of the interview date. I got a call from them after 2 days from my interview. Asked a mixture of technical questions and question on future outlook on yourself and what you expect to achieve in the short terms while being in this company.

They will ask you to present a Project or mechanical engineering related design (this is where you try to impress them) then they will ask you some question to test your creativity and how you approach R&D.

Seemingly tedious interview process involving a written test, presentation and panel interview. The test seemed pretty easy with questions based more on logic thinking. For example, if a 16 ft drill is placed beside a boat and is submerged up to 3 ft, given that the water rises at 1 ft/h, what is the submerged height after 2 hours? The presentation involved showing a previous design project and was conducted quite informally, in fact my interviewers seemed surprised that I had brought slides along. As a fresh graduate, this would probably be one of the many projects done during university days. The panel interview was somewhat informal. I got asked questions such as: where do you see yourself in 5 years? What are your strengths and weaknesses? No technical questions were asked during this phase