Oracle Cerner Change Implementation Analyst Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Difficulty level - Easy Basic SQL queries and theoretical questions
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Q2. SQL queries (SELECT, JOINS) mainly
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Q1. Difficulty level- intermediate few SQL queries and Scenario based questions.
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Q1. A link was shared to take Pearson Versant Test.
Ans. You need to be able to communicate with certain fluency, I have seen people say that you need at least 55 or more out of 80 to pass to next round. Mine was pretty high, I would say try to hit above sixty, mid sixty would be great.
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Q2. You need to be good at reading, writing and listening
Ans. Your reading and writing speed should be good and you should be able to comprehend fast what you listen and read.
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Q1. Basic SQL questions like how to join two table, types of joins, how to retrieve data by combining two table, indexing, etc, do you know about the job role that is being offered to you and about your projec...read more
Ans. You need to revise SQL basics and practice some questions. The amount of practice depends on your familiarity with the SQL. I would say knowledge of intermediate level SQL with understanding of some advance concepts would be good. You can use one of those last minutes notes.
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Q2. What was the cost price? How much apples are needed by seller for whole day if he sells certain amount in a given time?
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The cost price of apples and the daily quantity needed by the seller.
• The cost price refers to the price at which the seller purchases the apples.

• The daily quantity needed by the seller depends on the amount of apples sold in a given time.

• To calculate the daily quantity needed, we need to know the amount of apples sold and the time period.

• The formula to calculate the daily quantity needed is: Daily Quantity Needed = (Am
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Q1. This was managerial round and it included question like family, schooling, background, favorite sports, hobbies, aptitude, SQL and where you see yourself in 5 years?
Ans. Don't be too casual or too serious, be diplomatic. It was supposed to last less than 30 minutes but it lasted almost an hour. First he started with ice breakers like tell me about yourself, family, schooling, etc and then moved on to aptitude questions and then he asked how to retrieve second or third highest salary from database or some variation of that, basically you have to use rank or dense rank for that in most ...read more
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Q1. Mostly dbms, sql, one query and aptitude
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Work and time, and similar aptitude

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Q1. SQL, JAVA, LOGICAL REASONING
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