What most interviews are like
Not kidding.. Most interviews are like.. "If a train is running 32 km/hr north to south, and the driver's name is Rahul. Then how much milk does a cow named Sally give on a Tuesday, assuming her sun sign is Libra and moon sign is desperate.
Do consider: Rahul doesn't believe in gravity but has strong opinions on oat milk and the cow is left handed"
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Most tech interviews aren't like this.
HR rounds , maybe. They can't followup properly with the recruiters and candidates, no timely updates, trying to lowball every time, they don't even know why they are working in company, can't enforce policies that help employees, conducting useless rangoli/traditional events, and other such nonsense
You would be surprised on how much people have been through this :) .. your shots at HR sure taken .. makes sense too. But I have seen worse in tech and founders round too
seems very fresher interview
Most of the time even they wouldn't know the answer to those questions which are supposed to check the presence of mind.