DBS Bank Analyst Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Introduction about yourself
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I am a highly motivated and detail-oriented analyst with a strong background in data analysis and problem-solving.
• Graduated with a degree in Statistics from XYZ University

• Proficient in statistical software such as R and Python

• Experience in analyzing large datasets to identify trends and patterns

• Strong communication skills to present findings to stakeholders
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Q2. Product details and Knowledge check
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Q1. Process and compliance
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Q2. Team Handled or not
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General Topic of current affairs.

Q1. Previous work experience and contribution
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I have 3 years of experience as a financial analyst and have contributed to improving financial forecasting and analysis.
• Worked as a financial analyst for 3 years

• Contributed to improving financial forecasting and analysis

• Developed financial models to support decision-making

• Conducted in-depth financial analysis and provided recommendations

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to optimize financial processes
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Q2. Why Banking Industry
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I am passionate about finance and enjoy analyzing market trends and economic indicators.
• Fascinated by the complexity and dynamics of financial markets

• Enjoy analyzing economic indicators and market trends

• Opportunity to work with diverse financial products and services

• Interest in understanding the impact of global events on the financial sector
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Q1. Work experience in detail.
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Q2. What are the analyst's responsibilities ?
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Q1. How to calculate service level ?
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Service level is calculated by dividing the number of calls answered within a certain time frame by the total number of calls received.
• Determine the time frame for which you want to calculate the service level

• Count the number of calls received during that time frame

• Count the number of calls answered within the specified time frame

• Divide the number of calls answered by the total number of calls received and multiply by ...read more
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Q2. How to calculate shrinkage in the right way ?
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Shrinkage can be calculated by dividing the difference between actual and expected values by the expected value.
• Calculate expected value of a variable

• Calculate actual value of the same variable

• Subtract actual value from expected value

• Divide the difference by expected value to get shrinkage percentage

• Example: If expected sales are $100,000 and actual sales are $80,000, the shrinkage percentage is 20%
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Q1. Salary expectations based on previous package ?
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Q2. Open to relocate, if yes, how soon ?
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Yes, I am open to relocate. Ideally within the next 2-3 months.
• I am willing to relocate for the right opportunity

• I am flexible with the timeline, but ideally within the next 2-3 months

• I am open to discussing relocation packages and assistance
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RBI visit scenario and how to respond to them.
Scenario in relation with your work profile.
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Q1. Salary discussion and job description shared by them
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Q2. Location details, family details and work profile
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It was for solving a problem on spring boot java project and ine question in the react.. question based on the technology you select while filling the registration form for it

Q1. Fro basic java then jpa, hibernate, microservices, a bit react, and database.
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Q1. Second technical round was on same technologies.
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Q1. It was simple chit chat with manager like which sute you used for technical things to learn andall . And then hr things happend on ph.
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