Intel Internship - Procedure and Questions

The Intel Internship selection consists of the following steps:

1. Short-listing based on the resumes.
2. Technical interviews for which you have been shortlisted.
3. Finally the HR round.

The following are the questions that I remember during my Interview:

1. Explain about the project that you have done in your UG program(They spend a lot of time on this).
2. Draw a D flip flop using a T flip flop
3. Draw a XOR gate using a MUX
4. Write a verilog code for a 3 bit adder (ripple and carry both)
5. Write a code to check whether the two 8 bit bus are same valued
6. Construct a 16kB memory using 8kB memory
7. Explain Setup and Hold time?
8. Draw a CMOS inverter
9. Explain grey code 
10. Draw a K Map for the given Min terms and why do you swap 11 and 10 in K map
11. How do you check if the given 1k memory is working properly ?
12. 2-3 puzzles
13. They asked me if I knew perl language
14. They asked if I knew UNIX- asked how do you find particular text from the file--- which command do you use
15. Scenario based question- Develop a manufacturing system in which we need to find whether a water bottle is full or no. If full then you have to cap the bottle and put the brand sticker /wrapper to it. If the water is not full the we need to fill the water to the appropriate level and when filled cap and wrap it. First write a C code for the same later he asked me to convert the same to a verilog code!!
16. Divide by 2 and 4 frequency counter
17. Difference between latch and a flipflop
18. What is meta stable state and how do you overcome it?

I suggest going through these books for Digital Electronics preparation:

If you clear the Technical round then you go for the HR round. The HR round is just a formality and they try to learn more about you as an individual. Be free and frank but polite at the same time. (To read more about HR questions in other tech companies read here)

This is a book that I highly recommend for anyone to improve on their soft skills. This will not just help in your interviews but also in your day-to-day work.

All the Best!!