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Round 1 – Online Assessment:
MCQS: https://www.codinzhub.com/question/accenture-elite-technology-role-intern-online-assessment-mcqs-iit-bhu DSA : https://www.codinzhub.com/question/coder-coders-house-robbery-accenture-elite-technology-role-intern-online-assessment-iit-bhu
The test had a lot of aptitude, reasoning, networking, and cloud basics questions, along with 2 coding questions. One was easy, while the other was around easy-medium level. Coding mainly covered arrays, hashing, sorting, searching, and stack implementation.
Round 2 – Communication Assessment: This round focused on vocabulary, grammar, communication, and fluency.
Round 3 – Interview:
There were 3 interviews, generally ranging from easy to medium level. However, in some colleges, there was only 1 interview round of around 40 minutes, covering basic DSA, CS fundamentals, resume, and HR questions.
The CS fundamentals mainly included OS, OOPs, CN, and DBMS. The interviewer generally focused on checking your understanding of the concepts rather than going extremely deep. Communication and fluency also mattered a lot.
QS -
What is the difference between an array and a linked list? How does a hash map work? What is its average time complexity for search? Explain binary search and its time complexity. Write a program to find the second largest element in an array. What are the four pillars of OOPs? What is a stack? Explain its real-world applications. Tell me about yourself and walk me through your resume. Explain one of your projects and your contribution to it. Which programming language are you most comfortable with, and why?
Tips: They are increasingly focusing on communication skills. Your approach, thought process, and the way you explain your answers matter just as much as getting the correct answer.