Yes, it is good. They can select you easily. They mainly focus on learning, which will benefit you for your future.
The problem is that they mostly hire a ton of people and make them bench, and don't allot them projects. Because of that, a problem arises when the candidate wants to switch companies; they don't have hands-on projects.
There are 3 rounds. Round 1: Quants, logical reasoning, English. Round 2: Coding. Round 3: Technical interview. They will ask normal HR questions in the interview. That's all. Nothing was hard.
There was an Accenture hiring drive in my college. First, we had an aptitude test, and then some two easy-level coding questions. Once selected for the next round, there was an interview round, which was also quite easy.
First step: the arrangement of tests is as follows: 1. Aptitude test. 2. If we clear it, then the coding test. Second step: Communication round. Third step: Interview. Final result will be based on overall performance.
There are 3 rounds. Round 1: Quants, logical reasoning, English. Round 2: Coding. Round 3: Technical interview. They will ask normal HR questions in the interview. That's all. Nothing was hard.
There was an Accenture hiring drive in my college. First, we had an aptitude test, and then some two easy-level coding questions. Once selected for the next round, there was an interview round, which was also quite easy.
First step: the arrangement of tests is as follows: 1. Aptitude test. 2. If we clear it, then the coding test. Second step: Communication round. Third step: Interview. Final result will be based on overall performance.