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All interview experiences Interviews / Accenture / Software Engineer – Internship with PPO

On-campus · May 2026

Software Engineer – Internship with PPO at Accenture

I am Jay Rathod. I am in final year now, Computer Engineering Department. I did my internship at JPMorgan Chase & Co. and next year I am going to work with them. I have been exploring different fields of coding and computers in my college years. Besides this, I like playing Football, Pool, Snooker and Counter Strike.

Outcome
Selected
Difficulty
Medium
Rounds
3
Format
Virtual
Panel
Technical panel

Tell us about the written/online test. (Aptitude, Coding, Test Platform, etc)

This was a coding round organized on Hackerrank. It had two questions and the duration was 1hr. The questions were asked previously. One of them was based on circular queue and the other one was based on mathematical interpretation of digits. Questions were of moderate level but one need to take care of the time given.

Describe your all Technical Interviews specifying number of rounds and details of each round (if any).

The technical interview was of two rounds. First one was taken by two interviewers. Starting with the introduction, they asked few questions from my resume like about the Programming languages I have written there and some more. Then, they asked me a coding questions in which I have to convert an Array to a Binary Search Tree and asked to do dry run with the given test case. They asked about my personal skills and about Hackathons I had participated. Overall it was nice and it went well. Second one was taken only by one interviewer. He asked me about my competitive skills and a questions related to why my interest is more towards development than competitive coding. He also asked me a real-world problem to make a personalized gym-trainer and its feasibility. This was taken in about 40-min and was pretty good.

Describe your all HR interviews specifying the number of rounds and details of each round.

The HR majorly focuses on your personality and communication skills. At first, she asked me about my academics and then some common-asked questions.

What were the key factors of your selection?

Clear your basics about computer subjects and be positive and calm.

What are the things students should focus on, in order of priority?

Starting from your interest, focus on everything that you want to learn including technical skills and skills required for maintaining a good personality.

What would you like to advise juniors for cracking the HR round of this company?

To crack the HR round of this company, you should have good communication skills and you should be able to present your thoughts to them in a good way. Being positive and calm always helps you.

Any advice to juniors for the technical skills they should develop?

Data Structures and Algorithms are important. Having good knowledge about SQL, DBMS, Computer Networks. Operating System helps you a lot. These topics are like Heart and Soul of Computer.

According to you, what role do extracurricular activities as well as participation in societies play?

I think its too important for your personality development. It teaches you to be responsible and manage things. Moreover, it increases your networks and you get to know more people. Exposure is mainly beyond books and engaging in these activities.

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