Alankit Engineer Trainee Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Basic of stock market
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Q2. Family background and education
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Q1. What do you know about Finance and why do you want to get into finance?
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GD on any current topic in news or near you.
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Why you want to join Bajaj Capital
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Q1. Introduce yourself about background and education
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Q2. About the current market
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Abstract topics are given to check how creative one can be or how can you see things differently.

Q1. 1.Tell me about yourself 2.Workex 3.Summer Internship 4.Scrum 5.Family background 6.Relationship with friends 7.Why MBA in pandemic 8.Life at MBA 9.any questions for us
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Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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I am open to discussing salary based on the responsibilities and opportunities offered in the role.
• I believe that salary should be commensurate with the responsibilities and opportunities provided in the role.

• I am open to negotiation and would like to discuss the salary range for this position.

• I am more interested in the growth and learning opportunities that this role offers rather than just the salary.

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Q2. What is your family background?
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My family background is diverse and includes members from various professions and cultural backgrounds.
• My father is a doctor and my mother is a teacher.

• I have two siblings, one is an engineer and the other is a lawyer.

• We come from a multicultural family, with relatives from different countries.

• My grandparents were entrepreneurs and owned a successful business.

• We value education and have a strong emphasis on personal gr
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Q3. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
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In 5 years, I see myself as a successful manager, leading a team and driving organizational growth.
• Leading a team of high-performing individuals

• Implementing strategic initiatives to drive growth

• Continuously learning and developing my leadership skills

• Building strong relationships with clients and stakeholders

• Contributing to the overall success of the organization
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Q4. Tell me about yourself.
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I am a motivated and ambitious individual with a strong background in management and a passion for learning and growth.
• Bachelor's degree in Business Administration

• Experience in leadership roles during college

• Completed internships in various departments of a multinational company

• Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

• Proven ability to work well in a team and lead...read more
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Q1. Asked related to finance background
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Round 1 was aptitude round, it consisted of java and c++ snippets and we had to guess the output. Apart from that there were problems on speed, velocity, distance and time. Problems on word-letter patterns were also asked. The aptitude round had 30 questions and time given was 30 minutes.

Aptitude round was the only elimination round. The next following 4 rounds were non-elimination rounds. Coding test included 3 questions - 1 and half hour was given to solve the same. It is fine if you don't perform well here, since it is a non-elimination round. But try to solve 1 and half or 2 questions atleast. The questions were mainly based on 1d arrays, 2D arrays, strings and string arrays.

Q1. Introduce yourself.
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I am a recent graduate with a degree in engineering, eager to learn and grow in the field.
• Recent graduate with a degree in engineering

• Passionate about learning and growing in the field

• Eager to apply theoretical knowledge to practical projects
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Q2. Difference between Structure and object oriented languages
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Structure languages focus on procedures and functions, while object-oriented languages focus on objects and classes.
• Structure languages use functions and procedures to manipulate data

• Object-oriented languages use objects and classes to encapsulate data and behavior

• Structure languages are more procedural in nature, while object-oriented languages are more modular and reusable

• Examples of structure languages include C and...read more
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Q3. Explain of OOPS concepts and their real life examples.
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OOPS concepts are fundamental to object-oriented programming and include inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism, and abstraction.
• Inheritance: A child class inherits properties and behaviors from a parent class. Example: Animal class can be a parent class with child classes like Dog and Cat inheriting its attributes.

• Encapsulation: Bundling data and methods that operate on the data into a single unit. Example: A car ob...read more
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Q4. What is static keyword and it's usage.
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The static keyword in programming is used to declare variables, functions, or classes that retain their values or state throughout the program's execution.
• Static variables retain their values between function calls

• Static functions can only be accessed within the same file

• Static classes cannot be instantiated and have limited visibility

• Static keyword can also be used in C++ to declare class members shared among all inst
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Q5. System architecture diagram for web application project.
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The system architecture diagram for a web application project visually represents the components and their interactions.
• Include components like client-side interface, server-side application, database, and external services

• Show how these components communicate with each other

• Consider scalability, security, and performance in the design

• Use standard symbols and notations for clarity
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Q6. Access Modifiers in java
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Access modifiers in Java control the visibility of classes, methods, and variables.
• There are four types of access modifiers in Java: public, private, protected, and default.

• Public: accessible from any other class.

• Private: only accessible within the same class.

• Protected: accessible within the same package and subclasses.

• Default: accessible only within the same package.

• Example: public class MyClass { private int myVar; p
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Q7. What OOPS concepts are implemented in my project
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Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction
• Encapsulation: Data hiding and bundling of data with methods. Example: Using private variables and public methods.

• Inheritance: Reusing code and creating a hierarchy of classes. Example: Subclass inheriting properties and methods from a superclass.

• Polymorphism: Ability to present the same interface for different data types. Example: Method overloading and overriding.

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Q8. DBMS core concepts
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Q9. Overloading and Overriding
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Q10. Approach to the coding questions asked in coding round.
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Q11. Questions on what is cloud and what are some cloud platforms you know?
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A project is assigned to a group of students and we need to come up with an idea on how to implement that project as a team.

Q1. Introduce yourself
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I am a recent graduate with a degree in engineering, eager to learn and grow in the field.
• Recent graduate with a degree in engineering

• Passionate about learning and growing in the field

• Eager to apply theoretical knowledge to practical projects
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Q2. Family background
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