Azim Premji Foundation Associate Software Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Basic logical questions

Questions related to personal stuffs

Problem solving situational based questions

Q1. Tell me about about yourself
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I am a dedicated and hardworking individual with a passion for learning and helping others.
• I have a background in marketing and have worked in the industry for 5 years.

• I am currently pursuing a degree in psychology to further my understanding of human behavior.

• In my free time, I volunteer at a local animal shelter and enjoy hiking and reading.
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Q2. Case Studies on real life
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Q1. Regular stuff like self introduction, experience, reason for moving, why you want to work with our organisation
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Q1. About the projects I have done, from which institute I got certified as a Six Sigma Black Belt, explain one project where you have used the Six Sigma methodology and brought an outcome
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Q1. Tell me something about yourself
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Q2. About your CTC and joining date
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Q3. About reference
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Q4. Past experience
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Q1. Why TFi? Why social impact?
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Session plans for your role

Q1. How would you behave in different situations
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Q2. How would your friends describe you?
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Q1. What is your work experience
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Q1. What is the difference in excel and google sheets.
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Excel and Google Sheets are both spreadsheet applications, but they differ in features, collaboration, and accessibility.
• Collaboration: Google Sheets allows real-time collaboration, enabling multiple users to edit simultaneously, while Excel requires file sharing.

• Accessibility: Google Sheets is cloud-based, accessible from any device with internet, whereas Excel is primarily desktop-based.

• Features: Excel offers advance...read more
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Q2. Measures of central tendency
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Measures of central tendency summarize a dataset's central point using mean, median, and mode.
• Mean: Average of all values (e.g., (2+3+5)/3 = 3.33).

• Median: Middle value when data is sorted (e.g., for 1, 3, 5, median is 3).

• Mode: Most frequently occurring value (e.g., in 1, 2, 2, 3, mode is 2).

• Used in various fields like statistics, economics, and psychology.
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LR and finance related questions

Q1. Liquidity ratios
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