Sarishti Chopra’s ZS Interview Experience

There was an aptitude test of around an hour long. The first section had aptitude questions ranging from medium to hard difficulty levels. Following that, there were two guesstimate questions. The test also included questions on verbal reasoning and logical reasoning.

Following the aptitude test, there was an assessment focusing on listening and speaking skills. In the initial section, participants listened to an audio recording, which could be heard only once. Subsequently, they were required to type out what they had heard. Another segment involved the narration of a passage through audio, and based on that, questions were presented. Additionally, there were sentences displayed on the screen that participants had to read without omitting any details. The final part of the assessment involved responding to a statement derived from the earlier content by writing a 250-word passage.

Then there was a one-hour case study round. The case study provided was of good level, focusing specifically on ZS. The information presented had pie charts and bar graphs, and the data was cluttered and you need to collect information from different parts and answer all the MCQ questions. You also need to solve the entire case study on the piece of paper and you need to click photos and upload it.