Axxela Research & Analytics Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Timed Test involving simple calculation questions which have to be completed under a very small time frame.

A simulation game is played among 10 candidates.

Q1. Tell me a bit about yourself
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Experienced market analyst with a background in data analysis and market research.
• Over 5 years of experience in market analysis

• Skilled in data interpretation and trend analysis

• Proficient in market research techniques and tools

• Strong communication and presentation skills

• Previous projects include market segmentation analysis for a tech company
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Q2. Have you ever taken risks in life?
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Yes, I have taken risks in life which have led to personal growth and new opportunities.
• I have taken risks in my career by accepting challenging projects that pushed me out of my comfort zone.

• I have taken risks in my personal life by traveling to new countries alone to experience different cultures.

• I have taken risks in my education by pursuing a degree in a field that was outside of my initial comfort zone.
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Q3. Types of Bonds?
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Types of bonds include corporate bonds, municipal bonds, treasury bonds, and savings bonds.
• Corporate bonds are issued by corporations to raise capital.

• Municipal bonds are issued by local governments to fund public projects.

• Treasury bonds are issued by the US government and are considered low-risk.

• Savings bonds are issued by the US Treasury and are meant to be long-term investments.
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Q4. Can the government bond interest rates ever be higher than the corporate bond interest rates?
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Yes, government bond interest rates can be higher than corporate bond interest rates.
• Government bond interest rates can be higher than corporate bond interest rates during times of economic uncertainty or when investors perceive government bonds as safer investments.

• Government bonds are typically considered less risky than corporate bonds because they are backed by the government's ability to tax and print money.

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Guesstimates, puzzles,maths question

Maths question, number series,reasing question

Q1. Game of trading
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Game of trading involves buying and selling assets to make a profit in a competitive market.
• Players compete to buy low and sell high

• Market conditions and player decisions impact prices

• Strategies include risk management and market analysis
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Q2. Buy and sell the share
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Buying and selling shares involves purchasing and selling stocks in the stock market to make a profit.
• Research the company and its financial performance before buying shares

• Monitor market trends and news that may impact the stock price

• Set a target price for selling shares to make a profit

• Consider using a brokerage platform to execute trades

• Keep track of your investments and adjust your strategy as needed
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Q3. Buy at less and sell at high
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The concept of buying low and selling high is a fundamental principle in investing and trading.
• Buy low means purchasing an asset at a price lower than its perceived value.

• Sell high means selling the asset at a price higher than the purchase price to make a profit.

• This strategy requires market analysis, timing, and risk management.

• Example: Buying stocks during a market dip and selling them when the market recovers for a
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Q1. 111*61,77*73,19 cube
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Q2. Why axxela ,no.of students in this room
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50 questions of arithematic in 5 minutes with some basic information of stocks and family Background

25 Maths examination questions with 28 aptitude question

Q1. Information about trading
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Q2. Difficult arithmetic calculations
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General aptitude and numerical questions in this round

A general pool game round for group of candidates.

Q1. General questions about yourself and some basic question about trading.
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It was a 5 minutes quick maths round

25 aptitude questions and 5 minutes quick maths

It was a game round in which we have to do trading

Q1. Do 99*49 in 7 seconds
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Answer: 4851
• Multiply 99 by 49: 99 * 49 = 4851

• Perform the calculation quickly to answer in 7 seconds
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Q2. Why do you want to join axxela
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I want to join Axxela because of its reputation for innovation and growth in the energy sector.
• Axxela is known for its cutting-edge technology and solutions in the energy industry

• I am impressed by Axxela's track record of success and growth in the market

• I believe that joining Axxela will provide me with opportunities for professional development and career advancement
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Q3. Because I am interested in trading algorithms
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40 mins basic grammar, quants questions.

Game on trading of options

Q1. Duration & Convexity difference
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Duration measures interest rate risk, while convexity measures the curvature of the price-yield relationship.
• Duration measures the sensitivity of a bond's price to changes in interest rates.

• Convexity measures the curvature of the price-yield relationship and provides a more accurate estimate of price changes.

• Duration is a linear measure, while convexity is a non-linear measure.

• Duration is a first-order approximation, w...read more
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Q2. FX Swap and Interest rate swap
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