Genpact Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Some Basic English Questions
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English Aptitude Exam / Versant Exam

Q1. Ask about your Self and why you want to join Genpact
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Q1. Orientation / About Company and process
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Q1. Introduce yourself
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I am a detail-oriented Process Associate with a background in data management and a passion for optimizing workflows.
• Education: Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, focusing on Operations Management.

• Experience: Over 3 years in process improvement roles, successfully reducing processing time by 20%.

• Skills: Proficient in data analysis tools like Excel and Tableau, which I used to streamline reporting processes.

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Q2. Proccess related question
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Q3. Last round consist of Salary discusson
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It was great and questions were tricky loved solving them

Q1. Basic communication questions
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Q2. Basic English and listining skills
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Q1. Can you provide information about yourself and the role you are applying for?
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Q1. English test and knowledge questions
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Q1. Give me a quick introduction? Tell me about your family? Educational experience? Work experience? Why genpact? Salary expectations?
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Q1. Introduction? work experience Why genpact? Your education? Shift timing?
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Q1. What is a bank, and how does it work?
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A bank is a financial institution that accepts deposits, provides loans, and offers various financial services.
• Banks accept deposits from individuals and businesses, providing a safe place to store money.

• They offer various types of accounts, such as savings, checking, and fixed deposits.

• Banks provide loans for personal, business, and mortgage purposes, earning interest on these loans.

• They facilitate transactions throug...read more
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Q2. Different Between Debit and credit card ?
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Debit cards draw directly from your bank account, while credit cards allow borrowing up to a limit for purchases.
• Debit cards are linked to your checking account; credit cards are linked to a line of credit.

• Using a debit card deducts money immediately; credit card purchases accumulate debt to be paid later.

• Debit cards typically have lower fees; credit cards may offer rewards and cashback.

• Example: Using a debit card for ...read more
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Q3. What is Fraud ?
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Fraud is the intentional deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain, often involving misrepresentation or concealment of information.
• Fraud can occur in various forms, such as identity theft, where someone uses another person's personal information without consent.

• Financial fraud includes activities like embezzlement, where an employee misappropriates funds for personal use.

• Insurance fraud involves submitting false cla...read more
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Q4. What are the different types of fraud?
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Fraud encompasses various deceptive practices aimed at financial or personal gain.
• Identity Theft: Stealing personal information to impersonate someone, e.g., using stolen credit card details.

• Insurance Fraud: Submitting false claims to receive undeserved benefits, e.g., faking an injury.

• Credit Card Fraud: Unauthorized use of someone's credit card for purchases, e.g., online shopping with stolen card info.

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