Tranzita Systems – SDE Placement Experience , SRMCEM , Lucknow | Campus Drive 2026

Last Updated : 14 Sep, 2026

Sharing my actual placement experience for Tranzita Systems – Software Development Engineer (SDE) role. The selection process was somewhat different from what was mentioned in the initial drive information.

Company & Role

  • Company: Tranzita Systems
  • Role: Software Development Engineer (SDE)
  • Location: Lucknow Development Centre
  • CTC: 3.5 LPA
  • Training: 6 months paid training
  • Training stipend: ₹10,000/month
  • Bond: 24 months, including the 6-month training period.
  • The company is a software startup founded by IIT graduates, with its head office in Bengaluru.

Selection Process — Actual Experience

Round 1 – Resume Shortlisting + Interview

134 students were shortlisted, including me.

It was a direct interview on campus.

Questions were mainly based on:

  • Resume
  • Projects
  • Technical concepts
  • Programming knowledge

Round 2 – Company Office | ~8 Hours

33 candidates were shortlisted, including me.

The round was conducted at the company's Lucknow office and lasted around 8 hours.

It consisted of:

1. Technical Interview

Individual interview with the company.

2. SQL Assessment

10 SQL questions were given online.

3. DSA Assessment

5 DSA questions were given online.

4. Explanation of Solutions

After completing both assessments, we had to explain every question to the interviewers:

  • Approach
  • Logic
  • Why we used that approach
  • How the solution works

Final Result

Out of 33 candidates, only 2 candidates were selected for the SDE role at Tranzita Systems.

Unfortunately, I was not selected.

My Takeaway

This process taught me that solving a coding problem is only one part of the evaluation.

You must also be able to clearly explain your approach, logic, and decision-making.

For Tranzita specifically, I would recommend preparing:

SQL + DSA + Resume/Projects + Core Technical Concepts + Solution Explanation

The official JD also emphasizes programming exposure, technical problem-solving, self-learning, and communication skills.

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