Infosys Operations Executive Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Basic logic,maths, reasoning and puzzle rounds

Q1. Technical questions based on the role
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Q2. Tell me about yourself ?
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Q3. Where do you see yourself in next 5 years
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Aptitude was little bit hard

Q1. Tell me about your self
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Q2. Tell me about your project
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Q3. Why do you want to join IT company
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Q4. Which language did you know
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I am proficient in English and Spanish.
• Proficient in both English and Spanish

• Can read, write, and speak both languages fluently

• Have experience working in bilingual environments

• Able to translate documents and communicate with Spanish-speaking clients/customers
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Q5. Did you have any question to ask
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Yes, I have a few questions regarding the company culture and growth opportunities.
• Can you tell me more about the company's values and how they are reflected in day-to-day operations?

• What opportunities are there for professional development and advancement within the company?

• How does the company encourage innovation and creativity among its employees?

• Can you provide any examples of successful projects or initiatives th...read more
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The aptitude test mainly contained questions related to analytical and logical reasoning.

Q1. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
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Q2. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
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Q3. Tell me about yourself.
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There were 4 sections
Reasoning ability, Mathematical ability, Verbal ability, Puzzle solving

Q1. Percentage, Data interpretation, Permutation and Combination, Boat and Streams, Probability
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The question covers various topics in quantitative aptitude such as percentage, data interpretation, permutation and combination, boat and streams, and probability.
• Percentage: Calculation of percentage, percentage increase or decrease, profit and loss percentage

• Data interpretation: Reading and analyzing data from graphs, charts, and tables

• Permutation and combination: Calculation of possible arrangements and combination...read more
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Q1. How are you feeling?
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I'm feeling great, thank you for asking!
• I'm feeling energized and ready to tackle any challenges that come my way

• I had a good night's sleep and a healthy breakfast this morning

• I'm excited about the opportunity to interview for this position
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Q2. What is your hobby?
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My hobby is reading books.
• I enjoy reading books on various topics such as history, science, and fiction.

• I usually read for an hour or two before going to bed.

• Reading helps me relax and expand my knowledge.

• Some of my favorite authors include Dan Brown, Stephen Hawking, and J.K. Rowling.
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Q3. What is Overloading and Overriding?
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Overloading is using the same method name with different parameters. Overriding is replacing a method in a subclass.
• Overloading is used to have multiple methods with the same name but different parameters.

• Overriding is used to replace a method in a subclass with a new implementation.

• Overloading is resolved at compile-time while overriding is resolved at runtime.

• Example of overloading: public void print(int num) and pub...read more
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Q4. Does java use call by value or call be reference?
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Java uses call by value.
• Java passes a copy of the value of a variable to a method, not the actual variable itself.

• Changes made to the parameter inside the method have no effect on the original variable.

• However, if the parameter is an object reference, the reference is passed by value, so changes to the object itself will be reflected outside the method.
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Q5. Why doesn't java support pointers?
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Java doesn't support pointers for safety and security reasons.
• Java uses references instead of pointers to avoid memory leaks and null pointer exceptions.

• Pointers can be used to access memory directly, which can be a security risk.

• Java's garbage collector manages memory automatically, making pointers unnecessary.

• Java's design philosophy prioritizes safety and security over low-level control.

• Pointers can also make code m
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Q6. Can instances of abstract class be created?
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No, instances of abstract class cannot be created.
• Abstract classes are incomplete and cannot be instantiated.

• They are meant to be extended by subclasses that provide concrete implementations.

• Abstract classes can have abstract methods that must be implemented by the subclass.

• Example: abstract class Animal cannot be instantiated, but subclasses like Dog and Cat can be.
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General aptitude questions and puzzles

Q1. Self introduction and about final year project
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Q2. About final year project
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Write code for prime number and Fibonacci series basic codes

Basic intermediate level logical questions