BCD Bangalore Learning & Development Specialist Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Focus on more situation based questions... Example - how you would handle a xyz situation if you would encounter it.
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Q1. Same kind if round with a different interviewer.
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Maths, language skills, typing skills and situation analysis.

PPT-based Instructional Interview questions

Q1. Why do you want to be an Instructional Designer?
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I want to be an Instructional Designer because I am passionate about creating engaging and effective learning experiences.
• Passion for creating engaging learning experiences

• Enjoy designing and developing training materials

• Strong communication and collaboration skills

• Desire to help others learn and grow

• Interest in instructional design theories and methodologies
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Aptitude test on CS subjects like C programming, DBMS, CN, and OS.

There were 2 input-output based questions of easy to moderate level

Every candidate was given an individual topic and was asked to speak on it

Q1. Some typical HR questions
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Aptitude round consists Logical reasoning, General Aptitude, Grammar related questions etc. All are moderate level questions.

Q1. Explain OOPs w.r.t Java
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OOPs is a programming paradigm that uses objects to represent real-world entities. Java is an OOPs language.
• OOPs stands for Object-Oriented Programming System

• Java is a class-based OOPs language

• Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Abstraction are the four pillars of OOPs

• Objects have state and behavior

• Java supports interfaces, which allow for multiple inheritance

• Example: A car can be represented as an object wit...read more
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Q2. Explain about the projects that you have worked on
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Q3. Explain how Java solves machine dependency of code execution
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Java solves machine dependency by using bytecode and virtual machine.
• Java code is compiled into bytecode which is platform-independent

• The bytecode is executed by the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) which is platform-specific

• JVM translates bytecode into machine code for the specific platform

• This allows Java code to run on any platform with a JVM installed

• Example: A Java program compiled on Windows can run on Linux or Mac as
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Q1. Why should we hire you?
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Q2. Tell me about yourself.
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Aptitude, reasoning, English, cloud sections

2 questions in which , one has to complete within an 50 minutes

Q1. Tell me about t Yourself
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Q2. What are the previous experiences
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Numerical ability and logical reasoning followed by some coding mcqs

Q1. Print 1 to 100 without for loop
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Printing 1 to 100 without for loop
• Use recursion to print numbers from 1 to 99

• Print 100 outside the recursion

• Use a base case to stop recursion at 100
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