The projects are very exciting and if you reveal early enough what you are interested in, it will also be taken into account.
Accenture also dedicates a lot of time to training people in new areas.
In the beginning, it is difficult to get an overview of the entire structure.
3 rounds of interview, where the final round was a face-to-face round. The first two rounds were written tests. * General aptitude questions * Coding round Need to get through the aptitude round to attend the coding round.
Mostly Java questions were asked, and the interview setup was very organized. The first round was an MCQ, question-based on Java and aptitude. The second round was a voice check, and it had around 30 questions, including paragraphs that you had to re
Very good. You just have to get the basics of programming done along with Excel, quants, logic, and English, and you are good to go. I'd say one month is enough for preparation. Plenty of material on YouTube also helps.
3 rounds of interview, where the final round was a face-to-face round. The first two rounds were written tests. * General aptitude questions * Coding round Need to get through the aptitude round to attend the coding round.
Mostly Java questions were asked, and the interview setup was very organized. The first round was an MCQ, question-based on Java and aptitude. The second round was a voice check, and it had around 30 questions, including paragraphs that you had to re
Very good. You just have to get the basics of programming done along with Excel, quants, logic, and English, and you are good to go. I'd say one month is enough for preparation. Plenty of material on YouTube also helps.