Dipsons Consultancy Services Pvt Ltd Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Discuss About Project
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Q1. Your Experience and Out of box nonsense questions
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Q2. Nothing Technical just nonsense quesions
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Q1. Accounting profil
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Q2. Accounting basic
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Q1. Accounting process
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Q2. Accointing problem
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Q1. Accounting ratio
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Q2. Accounting assistant
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Q1. Question-Related to my current project
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Q2. Asked questions about Docker,
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Q1. Tell me about yourself & Introduction
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Q2. Questions on DDIC
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Q3. Explain BDC structure
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BDC structure is used in SAP to automate data input into the system.
• BDC stands for Batch Data Communication.

• It is used to automate data input into SAP systems.

• Consists of three main components: BDC session, BDC call transaction, and BDC data transfer.

• Data is transferred from an external file to SAP using BDC.

• Example: Uploading customer master data using BDC.
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Q1. Java basics questions
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Q1. Business related questions
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Q1. Difference between Dayable & Provision
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Dayable refers to expenses that are incurred daily, while provision refers to setting aside funds for future expenses or liabilities.
• Dayable expenses are incurred on a daily basis, such as rent, utilities, and salaries.

• Provisions are funds set aside for future expenses or liabilities that are uncertain in timing or amount, such as bad debt provision or warranty provision.

• Dayable expenses are recorded in the income stat...read more
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Q2. Explain Deferred Tax with example
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Deferred Tax is the tax effect of temporary differences between accounting income and taxable income.
• Deferred tax arises due to timing differences in recognizing income or expenses for tax and accounting purposes.

• It can be a deferred tax asset or liability on the balance sheet.

• Example: A company recognizes revenue for accounting purposes in one year but for tax purposes in the next year, leading to a deferred tax liabi...read more
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Q1. SQL / power bi based questions
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Business case studies and technical questions

This is a fitment round and contains questions on case study or guesstimates

Easy, simple math questions and logical reasoning questions

Q1. Introduce yourself
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Q2. Previous projects
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Q1. Accounting concepts
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Q2. Balance sheet
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Q1. Accounting concepts
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Q2. Bank Reconciliation
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