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Accenture Interview Experience 2024

Based on experiences shared by recent candidates, the Accenture interview process for freshers in 2024 includes multiple rounds to evaluate both technical and soft skills, with Accenture questions covering cognitive abilities, coding, and communication.

Round 1: Cognitive and Technical Assessment

This stage included multiple sections covering:

  • English Ability
  • Logical Reasoning
  • Numerical Ability
  • Technical Test (focusing on pseudo-code, flow charts, networking, and MS Office tools)
    Some students noted that only English ability, logical reasoning, and numerical ability tests were present, with no technical questions, potentially due to the role or academic background, as pure Arts students might not get the technical test. This is an elimination round, and candidates must meet cutoffs in all areas to advance. The difficulty level was easy to medium, with more focus on reasoning and verbal ability than quantitative aptitude.
Note: This round is for both Arts, Science, and Engineering students.

Sample Questions for Cognitive and Technical Assessment

The assessment is divided into three sections: Verbal Ability, Reasoning Ability, and Numerical Ability.

Verbal Ability Sample Questions

  1. Choose the best replacement for the underlined part of the sentence.
    The match was expected to be won by India as the players were very active on the field.
    A. The India was expected to win the match
    B. The match was being expected to be won by the India
    C. It is being expected by the India to win the match
    D. India was expected to win the match

  2. You’ve got a whole week to yourself and you can read to your heart’s contents.
    A. You’ve got a
    B. whole week to
    C. yourself and you can
    D. read to your heart’s contents
    E. No error

  3. The sentences given below form a coherent passage when arranged logically. Choose the optionwhich gives the correct sequence.
    i. The practice is widespread: honey bees are kept in large cities and villages, on farms and rangelands, in forests and deserts, Arctic and Antarctic from the Equator to even the frozen poles of Earth.
    ii. This has helped many people to improve their economic stability by giving them a secondary source of income.
    iii. Bee-keeping is caring for and management of colonies of honeybees.
    iv. They are kept for their honey, wax, and also their services as pollinators of fruit and vegetable blossoms, or even as a hobby.
    A. i iii ii iv
    B. i iii iv ii
    C. iii ii i iv
    D. iii iv i ii

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Reasoning Ability Sample Questions

  1. If the letters in CRAFT are coded as 31842, and BROWN are coded as 29653, how can CRANE be coded?
    A. 31482
    B. 31295
    C. 31253
    D. 31425
  2. Find the odd word among the given options.
    A. Energetic
    B. Enthusiastic
    C. Lively
    D. Indifferent
  3. In this series, you will be looking at a letter pattern. Which of the given options should fill in the blank?
    ALFA, CLHA, ELJA, ___, ILNA
    A. KLOA
    B. FLMA
    C. GLMA
    D. GLKA
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Numerical Ability Sample Questions

  1. In a row of 50 girls, Amy was made to sit 20 places to the right of Rose and Peter sat 20 places to the left of Emma. If Emma was thirty sixth from the left and there were four people between Peter and Amy. What was the position of Rose in the row?
    A. 20th from the right end
    B. 25th from the left end
    C. 50th from the right end
    D. 1st from the left end
  2. In a row of friends, Tia occupies fifteenth place from the right end and Tina occupies twelfth place from the left end, respectively. Tristen is ninth on the left of Tia. If Tristen and Tia interchange their places, then Tristen occupies twentieth place from the left end. How many friends were there between Tristen and Tina originally?
    A. 15
    B. 12
    C. 0
    D. 3
  3. Five friends A, B, C, D and E, with different occupational backgrounds (Teacher, Doctor, Accountant, Businessman, Engineer) went for a conference. The doctor sat next to B. The engineer sat in between B and C. Neither A nor the accountant sat at any of the extreme ends. If D does not sit next to B, then which of the following is definitely sitting at one of the extreme ends?
    A. A
    B. B
    C. C
    D. D
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Round 2: Coding Round

The coding round involved solving 2-3 problems in languages such as C, C++, Java, or Python. The problems were of moderate difficulty, testing problem-solving abilities with tasks like finding patterns or working with algorithms (e.g., determining the maximum exponent of a number within a range).

Note: This round is generally for engineering students.

Sample Problems for Coding Round

  1. Find the maximum exponent of a number in a given range.
  2. Write a code to sort a list in descending order.
  3. Implement a function to detect a palindrome in a string.
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Round 3: Communication Skills Assessment

This round assessed English communication skills with a focus on:

  • Sentence Mastery
  • Fluency
  • Vocabulary
  • Pronunciation

Sample Questions

A passage and asked to answer multiple-choice questions based on the content.

Recorded audio clip is given and answer multiple-choice questions based on what they have heard.

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Round 4: Technical and HR Interview

In the final stage, candidates were asked both technical and HR questions. The Technical Interview covered:

  • OOP Concepts
  • Multithreading
  • Exception Handling
  • Academic Projects
  • Code snippet explanations

The HR Interview focused on:

  • Career Goals
  • Strengths
  • Fit with Accenture’s Culture
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