Hi Everyone 👋, I appeared for a few Java Developer interviews for roles in the 2–4 years experience range. Some interviews went well, some were learning experiences — but one thing was clear: Most companies ask questions from a few common topics. So I thought of putting everything together here — this might help someone who's currently preparing. 👇 JAVA - 1. OOPS 2. Collections 3. Exception Handling 4. Java 8 5. Thread 6. String 7. Design Patterns 8. Memory Management 9. Constructors & other fundamentals 10. Coding (Java 8, Array, String, Linked List) SPRING BOOT - 1. Basics & Annotations 2. Project Structure 3. Exception Handling 4. Spring Boot Properties 5. Testing MICROSERVICES 1. Basics & Key Differences 2. Communication Between Services 3. Load Balancing 4. API Gateway 5. Design Patterns OTHER TOPICS 1. SQL (Theory & Coding) 2. Spring MVC, Spring Security 3. Hibernate 4. Git, Bitbucket, Maven, Jenkins, Docker 5. Project Specific ❤️ If you found it helpful, give it a like. 🤝 Feel free to connect and share your own experiences. ✨ Let’s connect and learn from each other. ⭐ Good luck to everyone preparing out there! #InterviewTips #JobSearch #DSA #SQL #SystemDesign #CareerGrowth #TechInterviews #LinkedInCommunity #Java #JavaDeveloper #JavaBackend
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Hi sir
Java 8? Really?
Thanks for sharing Ramesh
Grateful for this insight.
What about freshers?
Thank you for sharing Ramesh
Thanks for sharing
Thanks it's it will work for those searching jobs in same fields.
Technical Product Owner | Backend & Cloud Specialist | Distributed Systems & API Design | Java, Spring Boot, AWS | 8+ Yrs Experience
1moGreat insights! As someone who has been working as a Java developer for 9 years, I can say your list captures the core areas companies consistently test. I’d add that beyond technical depth, many interviewers also look for how candidates approach problem-solving and system design, especially applying these concepts to real-world scalability and performance challenges. Thanks for putting this together, it’s a very helpful resource for the community.