Accenture Clinical Research Associate Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. About experience and notice period and CTC
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Q2. Working on which activities?
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Q1. Explain CDM phases ?
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Q2. About reconciliations?
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Q3. Whatever mentioned in CV they asked regarding those activities
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Q4. Self intro and why you want to leave tr company
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Q1. CTC discussion?
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Q2. Asked about Notice period
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Q3. Activities mentioned in cv
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Q1. About clinical trials and its phases
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Q2. What are the supervisory functions why would we call them as supervisory function
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Q3. From a sentence how to pick a word for example from this sentence: this is a sas class have to pic "sas" word how we have to write a code to that
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Q4. In SQL how to we create multiple macros In SQL difference between where clause and having clause
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Q5. In DM what kind of information will stored and what are the variables we have in DM
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Q6. Data demo; set demo1; where age<14; where weight>80; run: what is the mistake in this code? kind of this question not the same one
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The code has two 'where' statements which is not allowed in SAS.
• Remove one of the 'where' statements to correct the code.

• Combine the conditions using 'and' or 'or' operators if both conditions need to be applied.
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Q7. X=1+.+2+7 y=sum(1,.,2,7) have to explain what the difference is above two codes working
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The first code calculates the sum of 1, 2, and 7 separately, while the second code calculates the sum of 1, 2, and 7 as a whole.
• Code x=1+.+2+7 calculates the sum of individual numbers (1, 2, 7) separately.

• Code y=sum(1,.,2,7) calculates the sum of all numbers (1, 2, 7) together.

• The first code will result in x=1+2+7=10, while the second code will result in y=1+2+7=10.
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Q8. Tell me about yourself
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Q9. Show me your ID like Aadhar card/PAN card/Voter ID
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Show me your certificates one by one and along with ID proof
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Q3. Rate yourself in English communication
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I rate myself as proficient in English communication
• I have strong verbal and written communication skills

• I am able to effectively convey complex information in a clear and concise manner

• I am comfortable communicating with colleagues, clients, and stakeholders

• I have experience presenting findings and reports in English
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Q4. Madhuria location is ok for you
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Q1. Tell me About yourself
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Q2. What you want to join tech mahindra
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A topic on school days

Q1. About joins in sql
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Q1. Introduce yourself
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Q2. What is sae reconciliation
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Q3. What is the reason for job change
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Q4. What are database changes?
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Database changes refer to modifications made to the structure or content of a database.
• Database changes can include adding, modifying, or deleting tables, columns, or records.

• Changes can also involve updating data values, enforcing constraints, or creating indexes.

• Examples of database changes include adding a new field to a table, deleting a record, or altering a column's data type.
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