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Implementing a queue using two stacks to achieve FIFO behavior.
Use two stacks: stack1 for enqueue and stack2 for dequeue.
To enqueue, push the element onto stack1.
To dequeue, if stack2 is empty, pop all elements from stack1 and push them onto stack2.
This reverses the order, allowing the oldest element to be on top of stack2.
Example: Enqueue(1), Enqueue(2), Dequeue() returns 1.
Find the shortest path from a given node to the root in a tree structure using traversal techniques.
Use Depth-First Search (DFS) or Breadth-First Search (BFS) to traverse the tree.
Keep track of the path taken from the node to the root.
Example: In a binary tree, if starting from node 5, trace back to node 3, then to node 1 (the root).
Store the nodes in a stack or list to reverse the path if needed.
A constructor is a special method in a class that initializes objects upon creation.
Constructors have the same name as the class and do not have a return type.
They are used to set initial values for object attributes.
Example: In Java, 'public ClassName() { this.attribute = value; }' initializes an object.
Constructors can be overloaded to provide multiple ways to create an object.
Example: 'public ClassName(int valu...
Resistance is a measure of the opposition to current flow in an electrical circuit, crucial for controlling and managing electrical systems.
Resistance is measured in ohms (Ω).
It is used to limit current flow in circuits, protecting components.
Example: Resistors in LED circuits prevent excess current, ensuring longevity.
In power distribution, resistance affects energy loss as heat (I²R losses).
Variable resistors (p...
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Trade settlement is the process of transferring securities and funds between buyers and sellers after a trade is executed.
1. Trade Execution: A trade is executed when a buyer and seller agree on the terms.
2. Trade Confirmation: Both parties confirm the trade details, including price and quantity.
3. Clearing: A clearinghouse acts as an intermediary to ensure the trade is settled correctly.
4. Settlement Date: The ag...
Calculate profit and loss by analyzing trade data for each company based on trades and prices.
Aggregate trade data by company to get total trades and prices.
Calculate total revenue by multiplying the number of trades by the trade price.
Determine costs if available; otherwise, assume a baseline cost.
Profit/Loss = Total Revenue - Total Costs.
Example: If Company A has 100 trades at $10 each, revenue = 1000. If costs ...
Find indices of two numbers in an array that sum up to a given target.
Use a hash map to store the difference between the target and each element's value.
Iterate through the array and check if the current element exists in the hash map.
If it exists, return the indices of the current element and the element from the hash map.
Example: For array [2, 7, 11, 15] and target 9, return [0, 1] since 2 + 7 = 9.
Regression is a statistical method for modeling the relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables.
Regression analysis helps in predicting outcomes based on input variables.
Example: Linear regression can predict house prices based on size and location.
It includes various types like linear, logistic, and polynomial regression.
Regression coefficients indicate the strength and directi...
The ADF test checks for the presence of a unit root in a time series, indicating non-stationarity.
ADF stands for Augmented Dickey-Fuller test.
It is used to determine if a time series is stationary or has a unit root.
A stationary series has constant mean and variance over time.
Example: Testing stock prices to see if they follow a random walk.
The null hypothesis states that the series has a unit root (non-stationary...
I prioritize the backlog by assessing value, urgency, and alignment with strategic goals, ensuring stakeholder collaboration.
Use the MoSCoW method: categorize items as Must have, Should have, Could have, and Won't have.
Engage stakeholders regularly to gather feedback and adjust priorities based on changing needs.
Utilize data-driven decision-making: analyze user feedback and metrics to identify high-impact features...
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11 Questions
- Q1. Explain the Eurozone debt crisis
- Ans.
The Eurozone debt crisis was a financial crisis that occurred in the European Union from 2009 to 2012.
The crisis was caused by a combination of factors, including high government debt, low economic growth, and a lack of competitiveness.
Some countries, such as Greece, had borrowed heavily and were unable to repay their debts, leading to fears of default.
The crisis led to bailouts of several countries by the European Uni...
- Q2. Difference between a bond and a debenture
- Q3. What is working capital
- Ans.
Working capital is the difference between current assets and current liabilities of a company.
It is the amount of money a company has available for its day-to-day operations.
It is calculated by subtracting current liabilities from current assets.
Positive working capital means the company has enough funds to cover its short-term obligations.
Negative working capital means the company may struggle to meet its short-term o...
- Q4. Explain how the balance sheet works for banking sector
- Ans.
The balance sheet for banking sector shows the assets, liabilities and equity of the bank at a specific point in time.
Assets include cash, loans, investments, and property
Liabilities include deposits, loans from other banks, and bonds
Equity includes the bank's capital and reserves
The balance sheet must balance, with assets equaling liabilities plus equity
The balance sheet is used to analyze the financial health of the ...
- Q5. If I buy a piece of equipment, walk me through the impact on the 3 financial statements
- Ans.
Buying equipment affects all 3 financial statements
On the income statement, the purchase will be recorded as an expense, reducing net income
On the balance sheet, the equipment will be recorded as an asset, increasing total assets
On the cash flow statement, the purchase will be recorded as a cash outflow from investing activities
- Q6. What is goodwill ?
- Ans.
Goodwill is an intangible asset that represents the value of a company's brand, reputation, and customer base.
Goodwill is recorded on a company's balance sheet as an asset.
It is calculated as the difference between the purchase price of a company and the fair market value of its net assets.
Goodwill can be created through acquisitions, mergers, or by building a strong brand and reputation over time.
Goodwill is subject t...
- Q7. What is a deferred tax asset ?
- Ans.
A deferred tax asset is an accounting concept that represents a future tax benefit for a company.
It arises when a company has overpaid taxes or has carried forward tax losses from previous years.
It can be used to offset future tax liabilities and reduce the company's tax bill.
Examples include tax credits, unused tax deductions, and net operating losses.
Deferred tax assets are recorded on the balance sheet as an asset.
T...
- Q8. Tell me about yourself
- Ans.
I am a recent graduate with a degree in finance and a passion for data analysis.
Graduated with a degree in finance
Passionate about data analysis
Completed internships in financial analysis
Proficient in Excel and SQL
Strong communication and problem-solving skills
- Q9. Why finance or investment banking ?
- Ans.
I am passionate about finance and investment banking because of the dynamic nature of the industry and the opportunity to work with clients to achieve their financial goals.
I enjoy analyzing financial data and making informed investment decisions
I am fascinated by the constantly changing market trends and economic conditions
I am excited about the opportunity to work with clients to help them achieve their financial goa...
- Q10. How did you develop your interest towards this field ?
- Ans.
I developed my interest in this field through a combination of personal curiosity and academic exposure.
I have always been fascinated by the intersection of technology and business
I pursued a degree in business with a focus on data analysis
I took courses in statistics and programming to develop my skills
I completed internships in data analysis and market research
I read industry publications and attended conferences to ...
- Q11. What are your strengths and weaknesses ?
- Ans.
My strengths include attention to detail, analytical thinking, and adaptability. My weaknesses include public speaking and time management.
Strengths: attention to detail
Strengths: analytical thinking
Strengths: adaptability
Weaknesses: public speaking
Weaknesses: time management
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: I had done a couple of finance projects, one internship in a VC firm and published a paper at IIM Calcutta. All this excited the interviewer and he started grilling me about various questions related to the course projects, generally about basic terms in finance and about my internship. These answers I had well prepared and hence were smooth to answer. But what was unexpected is where it would lead to once you answer the initial set of questions. I was asked to explain Eurozone debt crisis in simple language. I had also given CFA and FRM level 1 exams and there were a few questions related to risk management and portfolio investment.
PS: Please note that since I had done so many things related to the core work at JP Morgan I was asked a lot of questions in core finance. IT IS NOT AT ALL NECESSARY that you will be asked the same questions.
Tips: Know the basics really well. It goes a long way if you know the concepts crystal clear. You can watch a few videos that explain the various crises and why they happened on Youtube. ( I have put up the links in the preparation material section). Be confident and if you don't know the answer, be straightforward to tell that you are not aware of that or maybe even have forgotten at the moment. Honesty helps! The interviewer can always guide you if you are stuck somewhere so ensure you attempt to answer or atleast get closer to the answer. Many a times they want to look into or analyze your thought process rather than getting the correct exact answer itself!
Round: Problem Statement
Experience: It should be easy if your fundamentals are really clear. The case as such does not matter much since the positives and negatives of different valuation models are pretty much well known. I showed on how i arrived at the number using the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Valuation model and Comparative Comparison Valuation model. They also wanted to check on how well you write and are able to put out on paper as this was a Junior Analyst interview for a Equity Research Analyst role.
Tips: Revise the various types of valuation models well and know the assumptions correctly. Models could get really complex sometimes but you should be clear with how you get at the final number and be able to explain it easily. Conceptually this is very interesting. This pretty much forms the basics of a lot of concepts in finance.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: This was a simple round. Usually you know the HR round questions already and hence you know how you could answer and even manipulate and steer the interview in your favour. Ensure you are clear with basic questions about how you got interested in this field and why you would like to pursue finance as a career option and not your core field (in my case it was civil engineering). A clear and simple story with facts shows that you have prepared well for the interview and have something concrete to say. So do prepare for these kind of questions and don't take them lightly.
Tips: Practice out loud alone and with your friends and take feedback. Most of the times you would yourself realize that you have not answered in the best way possible. But at the same time do not push yourself so much that you get confused at the end moment. Keep a good balance. Try writing down points on a piece of paper and then frame them accordingly on the spot. It always better to know the important points instead of "mugging up an answer". A good interviewer can always tell the difference.
Preparation for this round actually helps you connect with your inner self and you start to ask yourself why you think you deserve this job and why this is a very good bet as a career option. Hence do go through this exercise atleast a few times! :)
General Tips: In my case I had prepared a lot from various resources. I have put it out in detail in the previous section section.
CFA and FRM exams helped a lot for building a strong foundation but more importantly you actually need to be passionate about financial markets, how investment banks function, know the work details about your job profile and be excited about finance in general.
Do not try and put things in resume that you think will "look" very good but you wouldn't be able to explain it thoroughly. The job is very demanding and requires long working hours, so be prepared for it. Know some basic numbers like GDP of top economies, population, interest rates, valuations, etc so that even if you guess things it should sound reasonable.
Skill Tips: The best way to prepare would be actually building financial models, doing an internship in a financial services firm and getting a first hand experience of all the above. Theory part can be understood through CFA or FRM Level 1 books which pretty much cover the basics of finance.
Skills: Financial Modeling, Valuations, Mergers & Acquisitions, Basics of stock market, Portfolio Management, Risk Management
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Motivation: I was very keen to work at an Investment Bank. I had given CFA and FRM Level 1 and it had got me very excited about financial markets in general. I was trading part time and thoroughly enjoyed it. JP Morgan being one of the largest and most reputed Investment Banks I thought would give me exposure to various facets of equity research and thus improve my knowledge and understanding about markets. Also I was referred by my senior Kartheek Konanki who was an alum of IIT-Madras and the idea of having working with a lot of colleagues from various IITs excited me.
Funny Moments: I was asked a lot of questions about the movies I had seen like Wall Street, Boiler room and was asked to explain what happened to which character and why ? and that was not expected :P But they did make me comfortable and referred me other movies and books that would make learning all the more interesting. Net-net I think the interview had its fair share of ups and downs :D
Anonymous
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(1 Question)
- Q1. Could you provide a brief description of your CV?
- Ans.
Dynamic customer service professional with experience in resolving issues and enhancing customer satisfaction.
Over 3 years of experience in customer service roles, handling inquiries and complaints effectively.
Proficient in using CRM software to track customer interactions and improve service delivery.
Demonstrated ability to work in fast-paced environments, maintaining composure under pressure.
Received 'Employee of the...
(4 Questions)
- Q1. What motivated you to join JP Morgan, and why do you believe you should be hired?
- Ans.
I am motivated by JP Morgan's commitment to excellence and innovation in finance, and I believe my skills align perfectly with your needs.
JP Morgan's reputation for integrity and leadership in the financial industry inspires me to contribute to its success.
I admire the company's focus on client relationships and believe my strong communication skills can enhance customer satisfaction.
My background in finance and custom...
- Q2. Can you provide a brief description of your work experience?
- Ans.
I have over three years of experience in customer service, focusing on resolving issues and enhancing customer satisfaction.
Handled customer inquiries via phone and email, achieving a 95% satisfaction rate.
Trained new team members on customer service protocols and software tools.
Resolved complex issues by collaborating with other departments, improving response time by 20%.
Implemented feedback mechanisms that increased...
- Q3. Reason for leaving previous organisation.
- Ans.
I left my previous organization to seek new challenges and opportunities for professional growth in a dynamic environment.
Desire for career advancement: I wanted to take on more responsibilities and grow my skill set.
Seeking a better cultural fit: I was looking for a workplace that aligns more closely with my values.
Pursuing new challenges: I felt I had reached a plateau in my previous role and wanted to explore new ar...
- Q4. Have you ever absconded from any organisation
- Ans.
No, I have never absconded from any organization; I believe in maintaining professionalism and commitment.
I value my professional relationships and always communicate openly with my supervisors.
In my previous job, I faced challenges but chose to address them directly rather than leaving abruptly.
I believe in completing my responsibilities and ensuring a smooth transition if I ever decide to leave.
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I applied via Company Website and was interviewed in Dec 2024. There were 2 interview rounds.
(5 Questions)
- Q1. Introduce yourself
- Ans.
I'm a passionate software engineer with a focus on developing scalable applications and a strong background in problem-solving.
Experience in full-stack development using technologies like React and Node.js.
Worked on a project that improved application performance by 30% through optimization techniques.
Strong understanding of algorithms and data structures, demonstrated in competitive programming.
Collaborated with cross...
- Q2. What has been your experience with framework design and implementation?
- Ans.
I have extensive experience in designing and implementing frameworks for various software projects.
Designed and implemented a custom testing framework for automated testing of web applications.
Utilized Spring framework for developing enterprise applications, including dependency injection and aspect-oriented programming.
Contributed to the design and implementation of a microservices architecture using Netflix OSS frame...
- Q3. What is the tech and languages you are comfortable with? Rate yourself on each.
- Ans.
I am comfortable with Java, Python, and SQL. I rate myself 8/10 in Java, 7/10 in Python, and 9/10 in SQL.
Java - 8/10
Python - 7/10
SQL - 9/10
- Q4. What is your experience with finance?
- Ans.
I have experience working on financial software applications and projects.
Developed financial software applications for tracking expenses and budgeting
Worked on projects involving payment processing and transaction management
Familiar with financial data analysis and reporting tools
Collaborated with finance teams to understand requirements and implement solutions
- Q5. What is TDD and BDD? What are the differences and which one do you prefer?
- Ans.
TDD stands for Test-Driven Development and BDD stands for Behavior-Driven Development. TDD focuses on writing tests before writing code, while BDD focuses on the behavior of the system.
TDD involves writing a failing test, writing code to make the test pass, and then refactoring the code.
BDD focuses on defining the behavior of the system through examples written in a specific format like Given-When-Then.
TDD is more deve...
(6 Questions)
- Q1. Write a program to find the frequency of word in a sentence
- Ans.
Program to find frequency of words in a sentence
Split the sentence into words using space as delimiter
Create a map to store word frequencies
Iterate through the words and update the map accordingly
Handle case sensitivity and punctuation if needed
- Q2. Write a program to check if the sum of digits of.the given number is a prime number
- Ans.
Program to check if sum of digits of a number is prime
Convert the number to a string to iterate through each digit
Calculate the sum of digits
Check if the sum is a prime number
- Q3. Write an SQL query to get the second highest salary in the table
- Ans.
SQL query to get the second highest salary in a table
Use the MAX() function to find the highest salary
Use the WHERE clause to exclude the highest salary
Order the salaries in descending order and limit the result to 1
- Q4. What is the difference between abstract class and interface? Give a use case for both.
- Ans.
Abstract class allows partial implementation while interface allows full abstraction.
Abstract class can have both abstract and non-abstract methods, while interface can only have abstract methods.
A class can only extend one abstract class, but can implement multiple interfaces.
Abstract class is used when some common functionality needs to be shared among subclasses, while interface is used to define a contract for clas...
- Q5. Explain static and give it's use case.
- Ans.
Static keyword is used in programming to declare variables or methods that belong to the class itself, rather than instances of the class.
Static variables are shared among all instances of a class.
Static methods can be called without creating an instance of the class.
Static keyword is used to define constants in a class.
Static keyword is used in Java, C++, and other programming languages.
- Q6. Where are objects stored in memory?
- Ans.
Objects are stored in memory in the heap or stack depending on their scope and lifetime.
Objects with local scope are stored on the stack, while objects with dynamic memory allocation are stored on the heap.
Primitive data types like int, float are stored on the stack, while complex objects like arrays, classes are stored on the heap.
Objects stored on the stack have faster access but limited size, while objects on the he...
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I applied via Approached by Company and was interviewed in Dec 2024. There were 2 interview rounds.
(2 Questions)
- Q1. Related to resume and job description like regulatory projects of bank, loan documents etc
- Q2. Related to resume, why looking for a change etc.
(3 Questions)
- Q1. Personal question, How is approach towards solving complex problems etc.
- Q2. Tell me about your projects etc.
- Ans.
I have worked on various projects in quality control, including analyzing data, identifying trends, and implementing process improvements.
Analyzed data to identify trends and patterns
Implemented process improvements to increase efficiency
Collaborated with cross-functional teams to ensure quality standards were met
- Q3. Why looking for change and what is your career goals and aspirations
- Ans.
Seeking change for growth and development, with aspirations to advance in my career and contribute to the success of the organization.
Seeking new challenges and opportunities to expand my skills and knowledge
Looking to advance in my career by taking on more responsibilities and leadership roles
Aspiring to make a positive impact within the organization through my work
Interested in continuous learning and professional de...
I appeared for an interview in May 2025, where I was asked the following questions.
- Q1. All about type of questions
- Q2. About your self
- Q3. Experience working
- Q4. Question ask and experience
mohyeb padamshi
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I appeared for an interview in Jan 2025.
(2 Questions)
- Q1. Can you provide details about your experience and some personal background information?
- Ans.
I have over 5 years of experience in handling claims in the insurance industry. I am detail-oriented and have a strong background in customer service.
Over 5 years of experience in handling insurance claims
Strong background in customer service
Detail-oriented and organized
Familiar with claim processing procedures and documentation
- Q2. What is your location, and what is your availability for shifts?
- Ans.
I am located in New York City and available for shifts Monday through Friday.
Located in New York City
Available for shifts Monday through Friday
(3 Questions)
- Q1. What knowledge do you have about processes?
- Ans.
I have extensive knowledge about claims processing, including intake, investigation, evaluation, negotiation, and settlement.
Understanding of insurance policies and coverage
Experience with claims intake and documentation
Knowledge of investigation techniques and evidence gathering
Ability to evaluate claims based on policy terms and regulations
Skills in negotiation and settlement agreements
- Q2. What is your knowledge about the company, and why do you wish to join us?
- Ans.
I am familiar with the company's reputation for excellent customer service and innovative claims processing. I wish to join to contribute my skills and experience to the team.
Familiar with company's reputation for excellent customer service
Aware of company's innovative claims processing
Desire to contribute skills and experience to the team
- Q3. How soon can youjoin us
- Ans.
I can join within two weeks of receiving an offer.
I am currently wrapping up my current projects and can start within two weeks.
I will need some time to give notice to my current employer.
I am excited about the opportunity and can start as soon as possible.
I may need to relocate, so some time for moving arrangements would be needed.
I appeared for an interview in Jan 2025, where I was asked the following questions.
- Q1. Can you describe a project you worked on where you encountered difficulties and explain how you overcame those challenges?
- Q2. What is the software development lifecycle?
- Ans.
The software development lifecycle (SDLC) is a structured process for developing software applications through various stages.
1. Requirement Analysis: Gathering and analyzing user requirements, e.g., conducting surveys.
2. Planning: Defining project scope and resources, e.g., creating a project timeline.
3. Design: Creating architecture and design specifications, e.g., wireframes and UML diagrams.
4. Implementation: Writi...
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I appeared for an interview in Jun 2025, where I was asked the following questions.
- Q1. What knowledge do you have related to the position?
- Ans.
I possess a strong understanding of the trade lifecycle, including trade execution, clearing, settlement, and risk management.
Familiar with trade execution processes, including order types and market conditions.
Knowledge of clearing houses and their role in mitigating counterparty risk.
Experience with settlement processes, ensuring timely transfer of securities and funds.
Understanding of post-trade analytics and report...
- Q2. What skills make you suitable for this position?
- Ans.
I possess strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a solid understanding of trade processes, making me ideal for this role.
Analytical Skills: I have experience in analyzing trade data to identify discrepancies and improve processes, ensuring accuracy.
Attention to Detail: My meticulous nature helps me catch errors in trade documentation, which is crucial for compliance and reporting.
Understanding of Trade Proc...
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I appeared for an interview in Jan 2025.
(3 Questions)
- Q1. Why do you leave your current company
- Ans.
Seeking new challenges and growth opportunities
Desire for career advancement
Looking for a new challenge
Seeking better work-life balance
Company restructuring or downsizing
Relocation to a new area
- Q2. Why did you choose JPmC
- Ans.
I chose JPmC for its reputation, career growth opportunities, and strong company culture.
Reputation: JPmC is known for its strong reputation in the financial industry.
Career growth opportunities: JPmC offers a clear path for career advancement and professional development.
Company culture: JPmC values diversity, inclusion, and employee well-being, creating a positive work environment.
- Q3. What motivates you to complete your day to day activities at work
- Ans.
I am motivated by the sense of accomplishment and the opportunity to learn and grow in my role.
I am driven by setting and achieving goals on a daily basis.
I enjoy learning new skills and expanding my knowledge in the field.
I find satisfaction in providing high-quality work and contributing to the success of the team.
Recognition and feedback from supervisors and colleagues also motivate me to excel in my tasks.
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I appeared for an interview in Dec 2024, where I was asked the following questions.
- Q1. Implement queue using stack
- Ans.
Implementing a queue using two stacks to achieve FIFO behavior.
Use two stacks: stack1 for enqueue and stack2 for dequeue.
To enqueue, push the element onto stack1.
To dequeue, if stack2 is empty, pop all elements from stack1 and push them onto stack2.
This reverses the order, allowing the oldest element to be on top of stack2.
Example: Enqueue(1), Enqueue(2), Dequeue() returns 1.
- Q2. Shortest path from node to root.
- Ans.
Find the shortest path from a given node to the root in a tree structure using traversal techniques.
Use Depth-First Search (DFS) or Breadth-First Search (BFS) to traverse the tree.
Keep track of the path taken from the node to the root.
Example: In a binary tree, if starting from node 5, trace back to node 3, then to node 1 (the root).
Store the nodes in a stack or list to reverse the path if needed.
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I appeared for an interview in Dec 2024, where I was asked the following questions.
- Q1. Machine ke bare mein
- Q2. About self about company
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