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@rahul69-97fAOs • Mar 4, 2013
Yes you should revise all topics, and also make fundamentals clear. Also a concise answer is always better than beating around the bush๐.
In addition to that, practice the frequent questions and prepare answers for those
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@thebigk • Mar 4, 2013
First of all, all the technical interviews look 'hard' to crack because they're looked upon as a test of your memory. If that attitude is changed, everything becomes a cakewalk. Stop thinking of it as a test of your memory and take it as a simple discussion that you'd have with a friend over any topic. Since you've studied the topics, you know the basics - and all you've to do is put them in simple language in front of the interviewers. You aren't expected to deliver definitions because there's a 100% chance the interviewer doesn't remember them word by word.
I'd suggest going through the important topics and subjects as a leisure reading with the purpose of 'knowing' that those topics are about. One reading with geniune interest in the topic should be more than enough.