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The most precisely documented timings of the three — and the tightest.

The loop

  1. 1Technical screen

    Meta publishes the breakdown: roughly 40 minutes, as 5 minutes of introductions, 35 minutes of coding, and 5 minutes of questions — with **two problems** inside that 35. That is the fact worth preparing around, because it makes fluency matter more than cleverness.

    Practice problems
  2. 2Full loop

    Three parts: coding, design, and behavioural. The coding round runs 45 minutes with the same shape — 5 minutes of introductions, 35 of coding, 5 of questions.

    System Design labs

Worth knowing

Meta asks for the reasoning explicitly: "Think out loud. We pay a lot of attention to the way you solve problems, which can be as important as having the right answer." It also tells you to ask — "If you are stuck, ask questions. Usually, the interviewer knows the question well enough to provide information that may help you move forward."

Problems tagged Meta

Widely-reported associations, not verified reports — a rough signal about what gets asked here rather than evidence that it was.

0 / 24 solved(showing 115 of 24)

SolvedProblemTopicDifficulty
Two Sumhashingeasy
Valid Anagramhashingeasy
Group Anagramshashinghard
Longest Consecutive Sequencehashingmedium
Maximum Subarrayarraysmedium
Search in Rotated Sorted Arraybinary-searchmedium
Longest Palindromic Substringdynamic-programmingmedium
Number of Islandsgraphsmedium
Kth Largest Elementheapsmedium
Top K Frequent Elementsheapsmedium
Longest Substring Without Repeatssliding-windowmedium
Valid Parenthesesstacks-queueseasy
Maximum Depth of a Treetreesmedium
Validate Binary Search Treetreesmedium
Remove Duplicates from Sorted Arraytwo-pointersmedium

Every source above was read on 2026-08-31 and said what it is quoted as saying. The oldest is from 2022-10-06 — hiring processes change, so treat the timings as a guide rather than a promise.

If this disagrees with what a recruiter tells you, believe the recruiter.