Good for freshers. Lot of exposure to technologies. Plenty of frontend projects available. Less bench time.
Too many learning courses in between projects. The rest is all good.
First, we have the Cognitive and Technical Assessment round. There are two tests. If we clear the first one, then we can give the second test. We have to complete the coding round. After that task, there is a Communication Round, in which they just
I applied off-campus for the ASE role as a fresher in Accenture. The interview was normal and basic. First, you have to crack the online test, then group discussion, and then the technical round. In the technical round, they mainly ask you about your
Easy Interview. Following are the questions asked: 1. Tell me about yourself. 2. Why did you choose Software Engg.? 3. Detailed discussion on projects (25-30 mins). 4. Strengths and weakness. 5. Future.
First, we have the Cognitive and Technical Assessment round. There are two tests. If we clear the first one, then we can give the second test. We have to complete the coding round. After that task, there is a Communication Round, in which they just
I applied off-campus for the ASE role as a fresher in Accenture. The interview was normal and basic. First, you have to crack the online test, then group discussion, and then the technical round. In the technical round, they mainly ask you about your
Easy Interview. Following are the questions asked: 1. Tell me about yourself. 2. Why did you choose Software Engg.? 3. Detailed discussion on projects (25-30 mins). 4. Strengths and weakness. 5. Future.