Futures First info Services Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

The aptitude test was tough. The flow was unidirectional i.e you can not reattempt a question if you have moved ahead.

Maths, Probability questions aptitude questions

Q1. Multiplication of two numbers , square of two numbers etc
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Multiplication and squaring of numbers are basic mathematical operations.
• Multiplication is the process of repeated addition of a number.

• Squaring a number means multiplying the number by itself.

• Examples: 2 * 3 = 6, 4 * 4 = 16
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Q2. Case study type, scenario based questions
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Q3. Whats the most adventourous thing you have done
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I went skydiving in New Zealand and bungee jumping in South Africa.
• Skydiving in New Zealand

• Bungee jumping in South Africa
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Q4. Whats a thing you fear the most
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I fear failure the most, as it represents missed opportunities and disappointment.
• Fear of not achieving my goals

• Fear of disappointing others

• Fear of missing out on opportunities

• Fear of not living up to my potential
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Basically Three parts are there :
1st ;- 28 min 20 Q
2nd:- 4 min 12 Q
3rd ;- 8 min 25 Q( basic Quant Question)
Remember, You can't go back during exam .

Q1. Tell me about yourself.
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Q2. Are you able to handle work under pressure ?
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Q3. Why should we hire you?
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Q4. What is working Capital
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40 aptitude questions given.We have to solve in 45 mintues.

Q1. Cube of 31 cube of 296
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Cube of 31 is 29791 and cube of 296 is 25928016.
• To find the cube of a number, multiply the number by itself three times.

• Cube of 31 = 31 x 31 x 31 = 29791

• Cube of 296 = 296 x 296 x 296 = 25928016
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Q2. NSE,BSE Sensex Nifty
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Q1. Patterns fake breakouts in markets
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Fake breakouts in markets refer to false signals of a stock's upward trend, leading to losses for investors.
• Fake breakouts can be caused by market manipulation or incorrect analysis of market trends.

• Investors should be cautious of sudden spikes in stock prices and do thorough research before investing.

• Examples of fake breakouts include the 2019 Luckin Coffee scandal and the 2010 Flash Crash.
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Q1. About futures First where do u see yourself in the next five years?
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In the next five years, I see myself as a highly skilled and experienced market research analyst, leading teams and driving strategic insights for companies.
• Continuing to develop my analytical skills and staying updated with the latest market research techniques

• Taking on more leadership roles and managing teams to deliver high-quality research projects

• Building strong relationships with clients and becoming a trusted ad...read more
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Q1. Convexity of bond
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Convexity of a bond measures the sensitivity of its duration to changes in interest rates.
• Convexity helps investors understand how the price of a bond will change in response to interest rate movements.

• It provides a more accurate estimate of the bond's price sensitivity compared to duration alone.

• Higher convexity means the bond's price is more sensitive to interest rate changes.

• Convexity is important for managing inter...read more
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Q2. Duration of bond
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Duration of a bond refers to the sensitivity of its price to changes in interest rates.
• Duration measures the weighted average time it takes for a bond's cash flows to repay its price.

• Higher duration means higher price sensitivity to interest rate changes.

• Duration is expressed in years and helps investors assess risk and potential returns.

• For example, a bond with a duration of 5 years will see its price decrease by 5% i
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Q3. How much time will it take to quadruple your money in an average market conditions etc
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It will take approximately 18 years to quadruple your money in average market conditions with an annual return of 7%.
• The rule of 72 can be used to estimate how long it will take to double your money. Divide 72 by the annual return percentage to get the number of years.

• To quadruple your money, you would need to double it twice. Therefore, if the annual return is 7%, it would take around 18 years to quadruple your money.

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Q1. We did have few conversations on email, before I got to assessment round
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Q2. It was mostly about my background, why futures first, why derivatives trading type questions.
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