Atos Consultant Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Core java oops concept?
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Q2. Rest api put and post method diff?
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PUT is used to update or replace an existing resource, while POST is used to create a new resource.
• PUT is idempotent, meaning multiple identical requests will have the same effect as a single request

• POST is not idempotent, meaning multiple identical requests may have different effects

• PUT requires the client to specify the URI of the resource to update, while POST does not
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Q1. How to check db2 instances
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To check DB2 instances, use the command 'db2ilist' in the command line interface.
• Open the command line interface

• Type 'db2ilist' and press Enter

• The command will list all the DB2 instances installed on the system
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Q2. We can check the list of db2 instances from db2ilist. It comes with software while installing and it can be accessed with root privilege.
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Q1. Based on the previous project and Resume
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Q2. Real time Java J2EE questions
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Q3. Deployment related questions
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Q4. Basic deployment commands
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Q5. Junit test related
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Java 8 - Streams API

Q1. As a BA you are part of which ceremonies of Scrum
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As a BA, you are part of Sprint Planning, Daily Standups, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective ceremonies in Scrum.
• Sprint Planning: BA helps in defining user stories and acceptance criteria.

• Daily Standups: BA provides updates on requirements and any blockers.

• Sprint Review: BA demonstrates completed user stories to stakeholders.

• Sprint Retrospective: BA provides feedback on the sprint process.
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Q1. Scenario based questions
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Q1. Salary and notice period discussion
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Q1. Basic Python coding and Q&A
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Python coding and debug Code with help pythn debugger or any other debugger

Q1. Salary negotiation with HR.
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Q1. Lifecycle of a claim
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The lifecycle of a claim involves submission, processing, adjudication, and payment.
• Submission: Claim is submitted by the provider to the insurance company.

• Processing: Insurance company reviews the claim for accuracy and completeness.

• Adjudication: Insurance company determines the amount to be paid based on policy coverage.

• Payment: Once adjudicated, the insurance company pays the provider.

• Example: A patient visits a doc...read more
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Q2. What are the different plans
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There are different plans available depending on the needs and goals of the individual or organization.
• Health insurance plans - such as HMO, PPO, and high-deductible plans

• Retirement plans - like 401(k), IRA, and pension plans

• Business plans - including marketing plans, financial plans, and strategic plans
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Q3. Explain about claim processing module
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Claim processing module is a system that manages the processing of insurance claims.
• Automates the process of verifying, approving, and paying claims

• Tracks the status of claims throughout the process

• Generates reports for analysis and auditing purposes

• Integrates with other systems such as policy management and billing

• Examples: Health insurance claims, car insurance claims, property insurance claims
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Q4. Explain about COB claim
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COB claim stands for Coordination of Benefits claim, which is a process used by insurance companies to determine the order of payment when a patient is covered by more than one insurance plan.
• COB claim helps prevent overpayment by ensuring that each insurance plan pays their fair share based on their coordination of benefits rules.

• The primary insurance plan is responsible for paying the majority of the claim, while the...read more
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Q1. Testing lifecycle
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Q2. How to share status Report
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Status reports can be shared through email, meetings, project management tools, or dashboards.
• Send regular email updates to stakeholders with key project milestones and progress.

• Schedule weekly or bi-weekly meetings to discuss the status report in detail.

• Utilize project management tools like Trello or Asana to track and share progress.

• Create visual dashboards using tools like Tableau or Power BI to provide a quick over
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Q3. Explain about RTM
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RTM stands for Requirements Traceability Matrix, a document that links requirements to test cases to ensure all requirements are covered.
• RTM helps in tracking the progress of requirements coverage in testing

• It ensures that all requirements have corresponding test cases

• RTM is a useful tool for managing changes in requirements and their impact on testing

• It helps in identifying any gaps or missing test cases in the testin
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Q1. Experience in Health care Domain
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