Accenture Interview Experience for Associate Software Engineer

Round-1

• The first round consisted of 90 MCQ questions, including English Ability, Critical Reasoning & Problem Solving, Abstract Reasoning, Common Applications & MS Office ,Pseudocode and Networking Security& Cloud (Test Duration: 90 min):
• English Ability was quite easy. Aptitude questions were of a moderate level.
• Pseudocodes very quite tricky. You need to have a decent knowledge of programming to solve the output-based questions. This section would take time to solve. I personally started with it first because, with a fresh mind, I was able to solve them pretty quickly.
• Common Applications & MS Office: To be honest I didn’t prepare for it much. The questions were pretty straightforward.
• Networking Security& Cloud: Basic networking and cloud knowledge would be sufficient to clear this section.
• Suggestion: I would suggest doing practice on sites like GeeksforGeeks, Indiabix and PrepInsta as it will give the confidence to solve problems. I solved all the questions available on PrepInsta which helped me very much in this round.

Round-2

• After the first round gets cleared, immediately the second round starts which is the coding round.
• This round consists of 2 coding questions and the time duration for this round is 45 minutes.
• The questions asked are of easy to medium level. The questions that were asked to me were basic string and pattern problems.
• Suggestion: Keep practicing GeeksforGeeks and Leetcode problems of easy to medium level to ace this round.

Round-3

• It is the communication round, which usually begins after one week of the coding round.
• It is a non-elimination round. You are given a 24-hour window to complete it at your convenience. This round is nearly 20-25 minutes.
• You need a silent place to take this assessment as your voice needs to be very clear to avoid the cancellation of this assessment.
• It includes speaking basic English words, and sentences and narrating a story in your own words.

Round-4

• It is the final round where your interview is taken by the company. It is a combination of both technical and HR round.
• The interview starts with an introduction. So it is important to introduce yourself in brief. Stay calm and do not try to rush with whatever you speak.
• Some of the questions asked to me were:

Tell me about your projects.

• What do you like the most about your college?
• What do you like the most about the city you live in?
• Name any teacher who supported you in building your career.

Tips: You should be thorough with whatever you mention in the resume. Having a good understanding of your project is a must.