Company
Microsoft DSA interview questions
43 curated problems whose own source page tags Microsoft, grouped by topic and ordered easiest first. Heaviest on Graph, Dynamic Programming.
- Easy
- 6
- Medium
- 28
- Hard
- 9
- Topics
- 14
Every Microsoft-tagged problem, by topic
Graph(10)
- Detect Cycle in Undirected GraphMedium
- Detect Cycle in Directed GraphMedium
- Topological Sort (DFS)Medium
- Topological Sort (BFS - Kahn's)Medium
- Dijkstra's AlgorithmMedium
- Bellman Ford AlgorithmMedium
- Prim's Algorithm (MST)Medium
- Kruskal's Algorithm (MST)Medium
- Kahn's Algorithm BFS Topological SortMedium
- Maximum Connected Group (DSU)Hard
Sorting(6)
Greedy(5)
Roles these problems are core for
The roles whose interview loops lean hardest on the topics Microsoft tags most.
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Microsoft interview questions, answered
How many DSA problems are asked at Microsoft?
43 of the 370 curated problems carry a verified Microsoft tag: 6 easy, 28 medium and 9 hard. That is the tagged subset, not a claim about every question Microsoft has ever asked.
Which topics does Microsoft focus on?
Across the tagged problems the biggest topics are Graph, Dynamic Programming, Sorting — Graph alone accounts for 10 of the 43. Start there, then cover the smaller topics on this page.
Which sheet covers Microsoft questions?
The Microsoft problems here are drawn from Apna College, Love Babbar 450, Striver A2Z. Each problem page lists the sheets it appears in, and progress on a problem counts across every sheet that contains it.
Is this list official?
No. Microsoft does not publish its interview questions. These tags are community-reported and were taken only from each problem's own source page (GeeksforGeeks), never copied from unverified "company-wise" lists — so the list is honest but incomplete. See the About page for how the dataset is built.
Other companies
Problem set and company tags as of .