Ernst & Young Associate Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Quarterly TDS Return due dates
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Q2. EPS applicability
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Multiple choice questions

Q1. How do you see yourself after 5years?
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Q1. How is sap abap hana different from sap ecc systems
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SAP ABAP HANA is a newer version of SAP ECC with in-memory computing capabilities.
• SAP ABAP HANA uses in-memory computing, while SAP ECC uses traditional disk-based storage

• SAP ABAP HANA allows for real-time data processing and analysis, while SAP ECC has limitations in this area

• SAP ABAP HANA has a simplified data model and allows for faster development and deployment of applications

• SAP ABAP HANA has a different programm...read more
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Q1. New things which can be done with sap abap hana
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SAP ABAP HANA offers new capabilities for real-time data processing and analytics.
• Real-time data processing and analytics

• In-memory computing for faster performance

• Advanced data modeling and predictive analytics

• Integration with other SAP technologies like SAP S/4HANA

• Support for cloud deployment and mobile devices
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Difficulty level is 6/10. Manageable.

Difficulty level is around 5/10

Q1. Case scenarios were asked.
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Q1. Manager round and case scenarios were asked.
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Q1. How and when to use pivot table
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Pivot tables are used in Excel to summarize and analyze large datasets by rearranging and summarizing data points.
• Use pivot tables to quickly summarize and analyze large datasets

• Drag and drop fields to rows, columns, and values to create different views of the data

• Apply filters to focus on specific data points

• Use pivot charts to visualize the summarized data

• Refresh pivot tables when the underlying data changes
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Q2. If as to extend working hours
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Q1. Describe a situation where you were under pressure and needed to perform.
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Q1. Walk me through a DCF.
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A DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) is a valuation method used to estimate the value of an investment based on its expected future cash flows.
• Estimate future cash flows of the investment

• Apply a discount rate to the cash flows to reflect the time value of money

• Calculate the present value of the cash flows to determine the investment's worth

• Consider terminal value for cash flows beyond the explicit forecast period
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