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Accenture Recruitment Process

1. Interview Process
2. Interview Rounds

Accenture Technical Interview Questions: Freshers

and Experienced
3. What is the use of “static” keyword in Java?
4. Can we implement multiple interfaces in a single Java class?
5. What is the significance of the “super” and “this” keywords in Java?
6. What is run-time polymorphism and how it is achieved in Java?
7. Distinguish between Array and ArrayList provided by Java.
8. What is the “Diamond problem” in Java?
9. How can you differentiate between C, C++, and Java?
10. What are lambda expressions in Java?
11. Can you differentiate between “var++” and “++var”?
12. Explain memory allocation process in C.
13. Explain about getch() function in a C++ program. How it is different from
getche() function?
14. What is meant by the Friend function in C++?
15. What is normalization in the database?
16. Can you give differences for the Primary key and Unique key in SQL?
17. What is Pandas in Python?
18. What is a classifier in Python?

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Accenture Technical Interview Questions:

Freshers and Experienced (.....Continued)

19. What is the difference between dictionary and tuple in Python?

20. What is a map() function in Python?
21. What is XML?
22. Write a C++ program for generating the Fibonacci series.

Accenture Interview Preparation

23. Interview Preparation Tips

Frequently Asked Questions

24. How do I prepare for Accenture interview?
25. Is Accenture interview hard?
26. Why should we hire you in Accenture?
27. Does Accenture ask coding questions?
28. What is the kind of work environment in Accenture?
29. What is the freshers’ salary in Accenture?
30. Why do you want to join Accenture?
31. Is Accenture a great place to start a career?
32. How long is the interview process at Accenture?
33. Where do you want to see yourself in 5 years from now in Accenture?
34. What are the rounds in Accenture interview?

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Let's get Started
Accenture is one of the top IT firms in India and the world’s leading management
consulting, technology services, and outsourcing company. Accenture has experience
in a variety of key business areas, including customer relationship management,
supply chain management, business strategy, technology, and outsourcing.
Accenture was established in the year 1989 and was initially known as Andersen
Consulting. Accenture changed its name in 2001 a er breaking ties with its parent
company Arthur Andersen. Accenture’s global headquarters is in Dublin, Ireland. It
has branch offices in more than 200 cities in 50 countries across the world.
Accenture operates widely in five domains which are Media & Technology,
Communications, Health and Public Services, Financial Services, and Products &
Resources. Within this specific set, Accenture provides a broad range of services and
solutions in the areas of strategy, digital, technology, consulting, and operations.
While offering the best possible services and solutions, Accenture helps clients in
reducing costs and also outsources technology functions.
Binding unparalleled experience and exceptional skills across 40+ industries and
several business functions – held by the world’s biggest delivery network – Accenture
works at the convergence of business and technology to assist their clients in
improving the performance and creating a sustainable value for their various
stakeholders.
Accenture’s strength is utilizing its industry knowledge and technology capabilities
for finding new business and technology trends, thereby developing robust solutions
to help clients around the world enter new markets or to increase revenues in
existing markets. In Accenture, the company also focuses on improving operational
performance and guiding their clients on how to deliver their products and services
more efficiently and effectively.

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Accenture works with 91 of the Fortune-100 global companies. Accenture has

appeared 19 consecutive times on Fortune’s “World’s Most Admired Companies” list
as of 2021.

Accenture Recruitment Process

1. Interview Process
The Accenture interview process is a little challenging as per the experience shared
by some of the previously interviewed candidates. The candidates are o en daunted
by the tough questions in every interview rounds at Accenture, as the number of
applications received would be a little high. Hence a thoughtful preparation strategy
and consistent practice can definitely enable you to crack this interview process.
First of all, the academic criteria to apply for an Accenture interview is as below:
Candidates possessing a relevant graduate degree with an aggregate of 65% are
eligible.
Candidate should be passed in all the subjects and not have an active backlog.
The education gap should not be more than one year in between your studies.
Usually, the interview process at Accenture involves the following three rounds:
1. Online Assessment Test
2. Technical Interview
3. HR Interview
For experienced candidates also, the Accenture interview rounds will normally
remain the same. But in the case of some important roles, you may have to face two
or more rounds of technical interviews followed by an HR interview.

2. Interview Rounds

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Online Assessment Test:

This first round is a little difficult among all the other rounds as it is an eliminator
round in the Accenture interview process. Accenture online assessment tests are
designed to examine the cognitive function and ability of the appearing candidates.
This round has questions based on Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, and
Verbal Ability. Here in this round, you will be required to answer the prescribed
number of questions in the allocated time frame.
Technical Interview:
If you clear the online test, then you will be called for the technical interview. The
technical round mainly focuses to evaluate the coding & problem-solving skills of the
candidate. The candidates should have basic knowledge of data structures,
algorithms, and other computer science-related subjects like OS, DBMS, CN, etc. in
order to ace the technical interview. Depending on the job role you’re applying to,
you can expect to be tested in respective areas. If you are an experienced candidate
or applying for a critical role, you might have to face two or more rounds of technical
interviews.
HR Interview:
The HR Interview is the final round to select a candidate as an employee at Accenture
since it helps to determine a candidate’s personality and other related aspects. Here
the questions can be asked are of a varied range starting from your introduction,
qualification, experience, hobbies, strengths & weaknesses, salary expectations, etc.
In this round, company-related questions on Accenture can also be asked. While the
other interview rounds at Accenture gauge your skills and accomplishments, the
objective of an HR interview is to judge your personality, check your background,
and ability to handle the job role, and decide whether you are the right fit for the
company.

Accenture Technical Interview Questions: Freshers

and Experienced
3. What is the use of “static” keyword in Java?

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The static keyword is a non-access modifier in Java that is useful for memory
management.
Static property can be shared by all the objects, no separate copies of static
members will be created on object creation.
No need to create the instance of the class for accessing static members, we can
directly access them by using the class name.
The static keyword can be used with the variable, block, method, and nested
classes for memory management.
Static variable: When a variable is declared with the static keyword, a
single copy of the variable will be created and the same variable will be
shared across all objects of the class (a class to which the static variable
belongs).
Static block: A static block helps with the initialization of the static data
members. It is a group of statements within a Java class and gets executed
exactly once when the class is first loaded into the JVM(Java Virtual
Machine).
Static method: If the method is declared with the static keyword, then it is
considered a static method. The main( ) method is one of the examples of a
static method. Static methods are having restrictions such as they can
directly call other static methods only, and they can access static data
directly.
Static class: Only a nested class can be created as a static class. Nested
static class doesn’t need a reference of Outer class(a class in which the
nested class is defined). A static class does not have permission to access
non-static members of the Outer class.

4. Can we implement multiple interfaces in a single Java class?

Yes, it is allowed to implement multiple interfaces in a single class. In Java, multiple
inheritances is achieved by implementing multiple interfaces into the class. While
implementing, each interface name is separated by using a comma(,) operator.
Syntax:

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public class ClassName implements Interface1, Interface2,..., InterfaceN

{
//Code
}

Example:

public class InterviewBit implements X, Y

{
//Code
}

Here, X and Y are the interfaces implemented by the class InterviewBit.

5. What is the significance of the “super” and “this” keywords

in Java?
super keyword: In Java, the “super” keyword is used to provide reference to the
instance of the parent class(superclass). Since it is a reserved keyword in Java, it
cannot be used as an identifier. This keyword can also be used to invoke parent
class members like constructors and methods.
this Keyword: In Java, the “this” keyword is used to refer to the instance of the
current class. Since it is a reserved keyword in Java, it cannot be used as an
identifier. It can be used for referring object of the current class, to invoke a
constructor of the current class, to pass as an argument in the method call or
constructor call, to return the object of the current class.

6. What is run-time polymorphism and how it is achieved in

Java?

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Run-time polymorphism(dynamic binding or dynamic method dispatch) implies

that the call to an overridden method is resolved dynamically during run-time
instead of compile-time.
Run-time polymorphism is achieved with the help of method overriding in Java.
When a child class(subclass) has the same method name, return type, and
parameters as the parent(superclass), then that method overrides the
superclass method, this process is known as method overriding.
Example:
The below example has one superclass Animal and three subclasses, Birds,
Mammals, and Reptiles. Subclasses extend the superclass and override its print()
method. We will call the print() method with the help of the reference variable of
Animal class i.e., parent class. The subclass method is invoked during runtime
since it is referring to the object of the subclass and the subclass method
overrides the superclass method. As Java Virtual Machine(JVM) decides method
invocation, it is run-time polymorphism.

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class Animal{
void print(){
System.out.println("Inside Animal");
}
}
class Birds extends Animal{
void print(){
System.out.println("Inside Birds");
}
}
class Mammals extends Animal{
void print(){
System.out.println("Inside Mammals");
}
}
class Reptiles extends Animal{
void print(){
System.out.println("Inside Reptiles");
}
}
class InterviewBit{
public static void main(String args[]){
Animal a = new Animal();
Animal b = new Birds(); //upcasting
Animal m = new Mammals(); //upcasting
Animal r = new Reptiles(); //upcasting
a.print();
b.print();
m.print();
r.print();
}
}

Output:

Inside Animal
Inside Birds
Inside Mammals
Inside Reptiles

7. Distinguish between Array and ArrayList provided by Java.

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Array ArrayList

An array is of fixed
ArrayList is of variable length
length

Length of the array

Length of the array can be
cannot be changed
changed a er creation
once created

It can store both It can store only objects, not

primitive types and primitives(it automatically
objects converts primitive type to object)

Using an assignment With the help of add() method

operator we can store elements are stored into an
elements into an array ArrayList

An array can be multi- ArrayList is always one-

dimensional dimensional

8. What is the “Diamond problem” in Java?

The “Diamond problem” usually happens in multiple inheritances. Java does not
support multiple inheritances, so in the case of Java, the diamond problem occurs
when you are trying to implement multiple interfaces. When two interfaces having
methods with the same signature are implemented to a single class, it creates
ambiguity for the compiler about which function it has to call, so it produces an error
at the compile time. Its structure looks similar to diamond thus it is called a
“Diamond problem”.

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Here, if we try to access the print() function using the DerivedClass3 object, it will
create confusion for the compiler that which copy of the print() function it has to call
i.e., from DerivedClass1 or DervivedClass2.
“Diamond problem” is solved by using virtual inheritance. It guarantees that the child
class will get only one instance of the common base class.

9. How can you differentiate between C, C++, and Java?

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C C++ Java

It is an object-
It is an object-
oriented
oriented language
language (not
It is a (not purely object-
purely object-
procedural oriented as it is
oriented, as it
language. possible to write
supports
code without the
primitive data
creation of a class).
types).

It does not
It supports
It supports pointers. support
pointers.
pointers.

Platform Platform
Platform dependent
dependent independent
language
language language

Here, we can
Not possible It is allowed to create our
to create our create the package package and
own package. in C++. can include
the classes.

The concept It does not

of inheritance We can use multiple support
was not inheritances in C++. multiple
implemented. inheritances.

It does not
support data It supports
It supports data
hiding, so data data hiding, so
hiding, so data
is less secured data cannot
cannot be accessed
as it can be be accessed by
by the outside
accessed by the outside
world.
the outside world
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10. What are lambda expressions in Java?

A Lambda expression is a function that can be created without including it in any
class. It was introduced in Java 8.
It is used to provide the interface implementation which has a functional
interface. It does not require defining the method again for providing the
implementation, it is allowed to just write the implementation code. Thus it
saves plenty of coding.
Lambda expression is considered as a function, the .class file will not be
created by the compiler.
They are generally used for simple callbacks or event listeners implementation,
or in functional programming with the Java Streams API.
Lambda Expression Syntax is:
(argument_list) -> {body}
Three components of Lamda expression are:
1. argument_list : Zero or more number of arguments.
2. -> (arrow-token): Used to link argument_list and body of lambda
expression.
3. body : Contains statements and expressions for lambda expression.
A Java example program to illustrate lambda expressions by implementing the
user-defined functional interface is given below:

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// A functional interface with a single abstract method.

interface ExampleInterface
{
// An abstract method
void abstractPrint(int a);
}
class InterviewBit
{
public static void main(String args[])
{
/* A lambda expression to implement the above functional interface. */
ExampleInterface ob = (int a)->{System.out.println(a)};

// This calls above lambda expression and prints 20.

ob.abstractPrint(20);
}
}

In the above example program, Example Interface is the functional interface that has
a single abstract method abstractPrint(). By using lambda expression within
InterviewBit class, we are implementing the functional interface by providing
implementation code for the abstract method within an interface.

11. Can you differentiate between “var++” and “++var”?

Expressions “var++” and “++var” are used for incrementing the value of the “var”
variable.
“var++” will first give the evaluation of expression and then its value will be
incremented by 1, thus it is called as post-incrementation of a variable. “++var” will
increment the value of the variable by one and then the evaluation of the expression
will take place, thus it is called pre-incrementation of a variable.
Example:

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/* C program to demonstrate the difference between var++ and ++var */

#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
int x,y;
x=7, y=1;
printf("%d %d\n", x++, x); //will generate 7, 8 as output
printf("%d %d", ++y, y); //will generate 2, 2 as output
}

12. Explain memory allocation process in C.

Memory allocation process indicates reserving some part of the memory space
based on the requirement for the code execution.
There are two types of memory allocation done in C:
1. Static memory allocation: The memory allocation during the beginning of
the program is known as static memory allocation. In this type of memory
allocation allocated memory size remains fixed and it is not allowed to
change the memory size during run-time. It will make use of a stack for
memory management.
2. Dynamic memory allocation: The memory allocation during run-time is
considered as dynamic memory allocation. We can mention the size at
runtime as per requirement. It will make use of heap data structure for
memory management. The required memory space can be allocated and
deallocated from heap memory. It is mainly used in pointers. Four types of
the pre-defined function that are used to dynamically allocate the memory
are given below:
malloc()
calloc()
realloc()
free()

13. Explain about getch() function in a C++ program. How it is

different from getche() function?

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The getch() is a pre-defined library function in C++ that is used to receive a single
input character from the keyboard, and it holds the screen until it does not receive
any character from standard input. This function does not require any arguments
and it is defined under the “conio.h” header file.

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main()
{
cout<<"Enter the character:"<<endl;
getch();
}

This program holds the output screen until you press any character on the keyboard.
The only difference between these two functions is getch() does not echo the
character to the screen whereas getche() does.

14. What is meant by the Friend function in C++?

A friend() function is a function that has access to private and protected
members of another class i.e., a class in which it is declared as a friend. It is
possible to declare a function as a friend function with the help of the friend
keyword.
Syntax:

class class_name
{
//Statements
friend return_type function_name();
}

15. What is normalization in the database?

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Normalization(data normalization or database normalization) is the technique

of data organization in the database to minimize data redundancy and improve
data integrity. Through database normalization, we can organize the data in
tables and columns, and also we can define a relationship between these tables
or columns.
Below are the commonly used normalization forms:
First Normal Form(1NF)
Second Normal Form(2NF)
Third Normal Form(3NF)
Boyce-Codd Normal Form(BCNF)
Fourth Normal Form(4NF)
Fi h Normal Form(5NF)

16. Can you give differences for the Primary key and Unique key
in SQL?

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Primary key Unique Key

It is a unique identifier for

It is a unique identifier for
table rows in the absence of
each row of a table.
a Primary key.

A single Primary key is More than one Unique Key

allowed in a table. is allowed in a table.

It can have a single NULL

NULL value or duplicate value
value but a duplicate value
is not permitted.
is not permitted.

When we define a Primary When we define a Unique

key, a clustered index is key, a non-clustered index is
automatically created if it created by default to
does not already exist on the enforce a UNIQUE
table. constraint.

17. What is Pandas in Python?

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Pandas is an open-source so ware library developed for Python and is useful in

data manipulation and analysis. It provides plenty of data structures and
operations such as modification of numerical tables and time series. It can deal
with different types of files and is considered to be one of the important tools to
have a grip on.
Some of the attributes or methods provided by Pandas are:
axes: It returns a row axis label list.
empty: It returns true if the series is empty otherwise it returns false.
size: It returns the count of elements in the underlying data.
values: It returns the series as ndarray.
head(): It returns the n rows from the beginning of a data frame or series.
tail(): Returns the n rows from the end of a data frame or series.

18. What is a classifier in Python?

A classifier is an algorithm that predicts the class of an input element on the basis of a
set of features. Usually, it will make use of training data(large datasets used to train
an algorithm or machine learning model) to obtain understand-ability regarding the
relation between input variables and class. It is mainly used in machine learning and
supervised learning.
Example: A classifier can be used to predict the soap category depending on its
characteristics, which means its “features”. These features may include its fragrance,
appearance, color, etc. A machine learning classifier could potentially be used to
predict that soap with a round shape and brown color along with a strong fragrance
of sandalwood is a Mysore Sandal soap.

19. What is the difference between dictionary and tuple in

Python?

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Dictionary Tuple

A dictionary is an unordered data A tuple is an

collection in which data will be stored ordered data
in the form of key-value pairs. collection.

Elements are
Elements are accessed using key accessed using
values. numeric index
values.

A tuple can have

Dictionary can have any number of
only a pre-defined
values.
number of values.

It is useful for
returning multiple
It is used as a model object.
values from a
function.

20. What is a map() function in Python?

In Python, the map() function is useful for applying the given function on every
element of a specified iterable(list, tuple, etc.).
Syntax for map() function is: map(func, itr)
Where func is a function applied to every element of an iterable and itr is
iterable which is to be mapped. An object list will be returned as a result of
map() function execution.
Example:

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def addition(n):
return n+n
number=(10, 20, 30, 40)
res= map(addition, number)
print(list(res))

Output: 20, 40, 60, 80

In the above code segment, we are passing the addition() function and number
as parameters to the map() function. Now, the addition() function will be applied to
every element of the number tuple, each item value is added with the same item
value and the result generated will be stored in the res list.

21. What is XML?

XML(Extensible Markup Language) is a mark-up language that states rules for
document encoding formatting in such a way that it can be easily understood by
both humans and machines. It is useful to describe the data, develop information
formats, and share structured data through the internet.

22. Write a C++ program for generating the Fibonacci series.

The Fibonacci series is a number sequence in which each number is the sum of the
previous two numbers. Fibonacci series will have 0 followed by 1 as its first two
numbers.
The Fibonacci series is as follows:
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55....

The below-given program will display the Fibonacci series of n range of numbers
given by the user. If the entered range value is 1, the num1 value will be printed,
i.e., 0. If the entered range value is 2, num1 and num2 values will be printed, i.e.,
0 and 1. If entered range value is n, num1 and num2 value will be printed. Along with
that, each next term will be calculated based on the addition of the previous two
numbers and this process continues until it generates n numbers in a Fibonacci
series.

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#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main()
{
int num1,num2,nextnum,n,i;
cout<<"Enter the value for range:"; //Fibonacci series range value will be inpu
cin>>n;
num1=0;
num2=1;
cout<<"Fibonacci series is:"<<endl;
if(n==1)
cout<<num1<<endl; //Single value will be printed if range value is 1
else if(n==2)
cout<<num1<<"\t"<<num2<<endl; //Two values will be printed if the range va
else
{
cout<<num1<<"\t"<<num2<<"\t";
for(i=3;i<=n;i++) //Fibonacci series will be printed based on range limi
{
nextnum=num1+num2;
cout<<nextnum<<"\t";
num1=num2;
num2=nextnum;
}
}
getch();
}

Conclusion

Accenture is among the leading Fortune 500 companies across the globe with
revenue and profits better than most of the MNCs. It is also well-known for its diverse
and robust work culture. Obtaining a career at Accenture would help you to upgrade
your career growth and knowledge base.
Accenture recruits many candidates every year for their several job opportunities.
The candidates should put all their efforts to achieve their goals and the organization
should pace up the process to gain more fame in the long run. Recently, Accenture
has also announced that it is going to hire plenty of candidates across various roles,
and hence this is an opportunity to give it your best shot.

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Hope this article assists you to get more information about the Accenture interview
process and help you ace through it. We have focused to cover the various aspects
like Accenture company profile, Accenture interview questions for
freshers/experienced, Accenture HR interview questions, Accenture technical
interview questions, here in this article. Now brace yourself for every question
thoroughly as this article is going to upgrade your understanding of the Accenture
recruitment process.
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Accenture Interview Preparation

23. Interview Preparation Tips
The interview is basically a way of testing your ability to think, code and solve
problems. The technical interview round may seem tough at first, but with
appropriate preparation, you can easily ace it. Some tips to help you get succeeded
in your Accenture interview are mentioned below:

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Learn all the concepts: If you have to ace the technical interview at Accenture,
you have to learn the concepts such as coding, algorithm, data structures, etc.
When preparing & practicing for the interview, focus on algorithm-based and
system design problems.
Improve your problem-solving skills: With proper practice, you will be able to
solve any type of problem. This specific skill can only be perfected when you
consistently solve questions every day and helps you in changing the way you
understand and approach any given problem.
Clarify your doubts: Join some relevant online forums or take the help of any
useful resources to clarify your doubts before the interview process. You should
be well-prepared to face any kind of question during the interview.
Take up mock interviews: Try to practice through mock interviews, which will
essentially help you to get feedback on areas that you need to improve on. Also,
the mock preparations will boost your confidence to face real interviews.
Be calm and composed: You have to stay calm during the interview. Take your
time to properly understand the questions given to you. If needed, try to dra
out a strategy before you start solving any coding questions.
Ask questions: At the end of the interview, you have to be prepared to ask
questions to the interviewer. This will definitely show your interest and insight
into the company and the position that you are applying for.

Frequently Asked Questions

24. How do I prepare for Accenture interview?
Following are the few points that you can take care of while preparing for the
Accenture interview:

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Do your homework: Mainly Understand the job role for which you are applying
and also learn a few company-related information about Accenture. Research on
these things in advance, whether that is exploring the Accenture’s company
website or discussing with a friend who works in Accenture.
Think through your answers: While the Accenture interview topics can range
from different technical aspects and personal skills, prepare in advance as to
how you can answer the questions. Think about the requirements of the role,
your accomplishments, and your personal aspirations, which essentially helps
you in preparing for the interview conversations.
Have questions ready: Most of the time, your interviewer will give you time for
asking questions. So it is important to have a question ready to ask! Not one
that has already been answered, but one that demonstrates your insightfulness
& interest in the position and also about the company. For more tips check the
above section.

25. Is Accenture interview hard?

The Accenture interview might be a bit challenging, but can easily be cracked with
proper preparations. Since Accenture is a high-performing company that wants to
hire the best people possible, the different interview rounds at Accenture are
challenging compared to regular interviews at large corporate companies. But the
fact is that, with the perfect preparations, the interview can actually become
relatively easy to succeed in the Accenture recruitment process.

26. Why should we hire you in Accenture?

The above question can essentially be answered in the following way- “It is a
wonderful opportunity for me to get interviewed in such a renowned company. I’m
confident that Accenture is an excellent platform for me to prove my skills &
knowledge in the corporate world. Well, this job role is what I am interested to work
for. Even though I am a fresher, I assure you that I will give my best and work to my
fullest potential, so that I can contribute as much as I can towards the growth and
success of this great brand. So I’m really excited to work with Accenture.”

27. Does Accenture ask coding questions?

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Yes, the candidates will be asked coding questions in technical interviews. In this
particular round, the candidates have to face questions based on programming
concepts of different technologies like C, C++, Java, etc.

28. What is the kind of work environment in Accenture?

The prime reason why Accenture is a great place to work or build your career is
because of its robust work environment. From varied areas of expertise to
backgrounds, from everywhere around the world, you will work and learn from some
of the smartest, most generous people anywhere. Irrespective of the work locations,
Accenture’s multi-functional areas essentially support creativity, innovation, learning
& development, and teamwork.

29. What is the freshers’ salary in Accenture?

Accenture pays a competitive salary package for freshers. The salary for freshers at
Accenture can range from Rs 2.2 Lakhs to Rs 5 Lakhs per annum. Typically, the
average fresher's salary in Accenture is Rs 3.9 Lakhs per annum as per the details
furnished in Ambitionbox.

30. Why do you want to join Accenture?

This question can be answered by mentioning the following major points with
respect to Accenture:

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Brand Name: Accenture is a renowned brand in the market, which is a prime

reason to pursue a job in this organization. The company is more into
technology and operations that can be a perfect fit for any IT professionals.
Work-Life Balance: Accenture offers a good work-life balance to its employees.
Essentially you can give the time to your personal and family aspects also.
Colleagues: The company recruits candidates in different levels - entry, mid,
and top, which is making the employees with diverse experience and knowledge
come forward and work as a team. The Accenture employees like working in this
organization due to co-operative team members & colleagues.
Work Environment: Accenture provides a favorable work environment and
compels the employees to work together in a learning environment.
Quality of Work: The Employees are offered qualitative work that makes it
more exciting to work at Accenture. The company offers plenty of opportunities
to learn and grow from time to time.

31. Is Accenture a great place to start a career?

Below mentioned are some of the major reasons why Accenture is a great place to
start your career:

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The People:
If you are working for Accenture, you can observe that everyone from lower-level
to upper-level employees are approachable and there to help you. Accenture’s
‘One Global Network’ allows you to reach out to colleagues across the globe for
any kind of support. There are plenty of opportunities to network and meet new
people in Accenture, from events to getting involved in clubs and societies.
Fast-Paced Environment
In Accenture, you can directly communicate with the clients and put across your
best views at all times from day one of your project. Normally, at Accenture, you
can experience working in a fast-paced environment. Working closely with
clients and colleagues lets you develop and grow professionally in this kind of
robust work environment.
Continuous Learning
Working for Accenture definitely lets you continue to learn and grow as you are
going to be exposed to new technologies and varied business strategies on a
continuous basis. At times, working for Accenture can be challenging; but the
skills that you acquire and develop are important to your professional
development.

32. How long is the interview process at Accenture?

On average, the Accenture interview process will usually go around one month from
beginning to end, although it might take longer during busy recruitment periods.
Once the online application and interviews of a particular candidate are completed,
Accenture normally aims to respond to their decision within 10–15 working days. So
if you have cleared an assessment test, you should be receiving positive feedback
within 2 weeks from its conclusion.
Accenture receives a large number of applications for different roles every year. So
there is a higher chance that it can close the applications earlier than expected, so be
sure to apply early.

33. Where do you want to see yourself in 5 years from now in

Accenture?

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The above tricky question can be answered as mentioned below: “In the next five
years, I want to see myself in a senior role or leading a team, working with a great
bunch of professionals at Accenture. I would like to be known globally as a passionate
expert in my area of expertise. Overall, I will definitely want to cherish the journey at
Accenture, which I hope probably going to be one of the best in the world.”

34. What are the rounds in Accenture interview?

The Accenture interview process will generally involve the following three rounds:
1. Online Assessment Test
2. Technical Interview
3. HR Interview
For experienced candidates also, the interview rounds will usually remain the same.
But in the case of some prominent roles or based on your experience level, you may
have to face two or more rounds of technical interviews followed by an HR interview.
Check the above section for a detailed interview process.

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