eClerx Interview Questions, Process, and Tips for Freshers

Q1. Basic knowledge about finance like what is capital market , derivatives , kyc
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Q1. There are four sections in aptitude test :- English , logical and quantitative , written essay test
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Q1. Myself , educational background , questions relating to finance and maths
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Q2. What in investment banking , capital market , trade life cycle and its participants ,
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Investment banking involves raising capital for clients through various financial instruments and services. Capital markets are where securities are traded. Trade life cycle involves the steps from trade initiation to settlement.
• Investment banking involves underwriting securities, mergers and acquisitions, and providing financial advisory services to clients.

• Capital markets are where securities such as stocks, bonds, a...read more
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Q3. Ipo , kyc documents , derivatives types
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Aptitude Test was About 1 hr 10 minutes. You can give it from anywhere after they mail you the link.

Q1. Tell About Yourself.
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I am a financial analyst with expertise in financial modeling, data analysis, and risk assessment.
• I have a strong background in finance and accounting.

• I am skilled in using financial software and tools such as Excel, Bloomberg, and SAP.

• I have experience in conducting financial research and analyzing market trends.

• I am proficient in creating financial models to evaluate investment opportunities.

• I have a track record of ...read more
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Q2. Tell About Your Strength and weakness.
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My strength is my analytical skills and attention to detail. My weakness is that I can be too critical of my own work.
• Strength: Strong analytical skills

• Strength: Attention to detail

• Weakness: Being overly critical of my own work
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Q3. Explanation about the Job profile, salary, etc.
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Financial Analysts analyze financial data, create financial models, and provide recommendations to improve financial performance.
• Financial Analysts analyze financial statements and reports to identify trends and patterns.

• They create financial models to forecast future financial performance.

• They conduct financial analysis to evaluate investment opportunities and make recommendations.

• They provide insights and recommendat...read more
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Q1. Tell me about yourself?
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I am a financial analyst with a strong background in financial modeling and data analysis.
• I have a Bachelor's degree in Finance and have completed several internships in the finance industry.

• I am proficient in financial software such as Excel and Bloomberg.

• I have experience in conducting financial research and preparing reports for senior management.

• I am detail-oriented and have strong analytical skills.

• I have successf...read more
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Q2. Difference between Ledger and Statement.
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Ledger is a record of all financial transactions, while a statement is a summary of those transactions.
• Ledger is a detailed record of all financial transactions, including debits and credits.

• Statement is a summary of those transactions, usually presented in a standardized format.

• Ledger is used for day-to-day record keeping, while statements are used for reporting and analysis.

• Examples of ledgers include general ledger,...read more
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Q3. Logical Reasoning Question answer it within 2 minutes.
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Q4. Explain anything from Finance.
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Finance is the study of how individuals, businesses, and organizations manage money and investments.
• Finance involves analyzing financial statements, managing investments, and making financial decisions.

• Examples include budgeting, forecasting, risk management, and financial planning.

• Finance also includes understanding financial markets, such as stocks, bonds, and commodities.

• Financial analysts use financial data to make...read more
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Q5. What do you mean by Derivatives?
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Yes, the test went well but there is no relation between the questions and the practical job you do.

Q1. I think to pass the interview you just need confidence and if you crack the interview it doesn't mean that you did something great and even if you fail it doesn't mean that you weren't good enough for the ...read more
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Q1. How to rest the gmail password
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To reset the Gmail password, go to the Gmail login page and click on 'Forgot password'. Follow the instructions to reset the password.
• Go to the Gmail login page

• Click on 'Forgot password'

• Follow the instructions to reset the password
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Q2. You just need confidence!
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General questions, like aptitude, reasoning, and basics, English. Should qualify all of the sections.

Q1. What is Capital Market?
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A capital market is a financial market where long-term debt or equity-backed securities are bought and sold.
• Capital markets facilitate the raising of capital by connecting investors with companies.

• Examples include stock markets (e.g., NYSE, NASDAQ) and bond markets.

• They are essential for economic growth, allowing businesses to fund expansion.

• Participants include individual investors, institutional investors, and govern...read more
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Q2. What is O2C? What is FnO?
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O2C (Order to Cash) is the process of managing customer orders, while FnO (Finance and Operations) refers to financial management in businesses.
• O2C involves steps from order placement to cash receipt.

• Key stages in O2C include order management, invoicing, and payment processing.

• Example: A customer places an order online, which is fulfilled and invoiced, leading to payment collection.

• FnO encompasses financial planning, b...read more
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Q3. What is derivatives?
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Derivatives are financial contracts whose value is derived from an underlying asset or benchmark.
• Types of derivatives include options, futures, and swaps.

• Options give the right, but not the obligation, to buy/sell an asset at a set price.

• Futures are agreements to buy/sell an asset at a future date for a predetermined price.

• Swaps involve exchanging cash flows or liabilities between parties, often used for interest rates...read more
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Q1. Ratios: Liquid ratio, Asset turnover ratio, Profit margin, Current ratio, Working capital, Cashflow etc.
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Q2. MS Exce: Pivot table, Pivot chart, HLookup, VLookup, IF with conditions, etc.
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Q3. Basic interview questions
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