Rohan Gaur’s Accenture Interview Experience

First of all, there was a coding and aptitude assessment test. There were 90 questions of aptitude and two coding questions. For these 90 questions, we had just 90 minutes. It was easy to manage because 1 minute for each question was enough time. To qualify in this round, you had to attempt a particular percentage of questions correctly to move on to the coding assessment. The coding questions were of easy level, and if your concepts of OOPs and DSA are solid, you can easily qualify in this round. This was round 1; if you clear this round, you move on to the speaking assessment. This is a non-eliminative process, but on the other hand, it is also an important stage in their evaluation. In this, they can give you a sentence on the screen and ask you to repeat that sentence, or they can narrate a story, and you need to remember the key points and summarize the story at the end. It’s more important to remember the figures and facts than remember the whole story because it portrays an analytical mind.