Amazon vs Morgan Stanley Interview Questions

Amazon lists 1,968 LeetCode interview questions while Morgan Stanley lists 60. They share 51 problems — 3% of Amazon's bank and 85% of Morgan Stanley's. Focus on the overlap first, then drill into 1,917 Amazon-only and 9 Morgan Stanley-only questions.

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Overview

Amazon

1,968 questions

Easy 527Medium 1074Hard 367
Morgan Stanley

60 questions

Easy 13Medium 40Hard 7

Preparation Strategy

Step 1 — Shared core: Solve the 51 overlapping problems first. These are the highest-yield questions for candidates interviewing at both Amazon and Morgan Stanley.

Step 2 — Company-specific depth: Add Amazon-specific problems like Trapping Rain Water, Number of Islands, Add Two Numbers and Morgan Stanley-specific problems from the exclusive lists below.

Step 3 — Difficulty tuning: Amazon skews harder in our data. Budget extra time for Hard problems if you are targeting that company.

Difficulty Comparison

Easy
Amazon
527
Morgan Stanley
13
Medium
Amazon
1074
Morgan Stanley
40
Hard
Amazon
367
Morgan Stanley
7

Top Shared Topics

51 Shared Questions

High-priority problems to practice for both Amazon and Morgan Stanley.

ProblemDifficulty
Two SumEasy
LRU CacheMedium
Longest Substring Without Repeating CharactersMedium
Best Time to Buy and Sell StockEasy
Group AnagramsMedium
3SumMedium
Longest Palindromic SubstringMedium
Merge IntervalsMedium
Container With Most WaterMedium
Top K Frequent ElementsMedium
Maximum SubarrayMedium
Longest Consecutive SequenceMedium
Copy List with Random PointerMedium
Generate ParenthesesMedium
Palindrome NumberEasy
Majority ElementEasy
Jump GameMedium
Word SearchMedium
Spiral MatrixMedium
Coin ChangeMedium
Kth Largest Element in an ArrayMedium
Remove Duplicates from Sorted ArrayEasy
Meeting Rooms IIMedium
Sort ColorsMedium
Palindrome Linked ListEasy
Daily TemperaturesMedium
Next Greater Element IIMedium
First Unique Character in a StringEasy
CandyHard
Maximum Product SubarrayMedium

Showing top 30 of 51 shared problems.

Unique to Amazon (1,917)

Problems in Amazon's list that do not appear at Morgan Stanley.

ProblemDifficulty
Trapping Rain WaterHard
Number of IslandsMedium
Add Two NumbersMedium
Reorganize StringMedium
Median of Two Sorted ArraysHard
Koko Eating BananasMedium
Valid ParenthesesEasy
Course ScheduleMedium
Merge k Sorted ListsHard
Longest Common PrefixEasy
Rotting OrangesMedium
Subarray Sum Equals KMedium

Unique to Morgan Stanley (9)

Problems in Morgan Stanley's list that do not appear at Amazon.

ProblemDifficulty
Best Team With No ConflictsMedium
Minimum Number of Lines to Cover PointsMedium
Find the Longest Valid Obstacle Course at Each PositionHard
Find Subarrays With Equal SumEasy
The Employee That Worked on the Longest TaskEasy
Find The Original Array of Prefix XorMedium
Stamping The SequenceHard
Make K-Subarray Sums EqualMedium
Minimum Substring Partition of Equal Character FrequencyMedium

Frequently Asked Questions

How many LeetCode questions do Amazon and Morgan Stanley share?

Amazon and Morgan Stanley share 51 LeetCode interview questions. 1917 problems appear only in Amazon's list and 9 appear only in Morgan Stanley's list.

What topics overlap most between Amazon and Morgan Stanley?

The most common shared topics between Amazon and Morgan Stanley are Array (22 shared questions), Hash Table (9 shared questions), Sorting (8 shared questions), Dynamic Programming (7 shared questions), Two Pointers (7 shared questions). Mastering these areas prepares you for both companies.

Which company asks harder LeetCode questions: Amazon or Morgan Stanley?

Amazon has 527 Easy, 1074 Medium, and 367 Hard questions. Morgan Stanley has 13 Easy, 40 Medium, and 7 Hard questions. Amazon has a higher proportion of Hard problems in its interview set.

How should I prepare if interviewing at both Amazon and Morgan Stanley?

Start with the 51 shared problems since they cover what both companies ask most often. Then add 20 Amazon-specific and 9 Morgan Stanley-specific questions to round out your prep.

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