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I applied via Job Fair and was interviewed in Jan 2022. There were 3 interview rounds.
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Rushikesh Bhagat
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: I had got short-listed in Credit-Suisse, ITC, Citi Bank, EXL, Housing.com and many more later day companies.
Tips: Tailor your resumes depending on the companies.
Round: Test
Experience: Most of the aptitude test are very simple but you would need to prepare seriously for the technical tests. Mostly only core companies will have the technical tests.
Tips: CAT prep will come in handy.
Round: Group Discussion
Tips: Form groups among your friends and practice. It's very important. Do not try to dominate and undermine the participants during the discussion.
Skill Tips: Practice. Have one example from your life where you have demonstrated each of the various qualities.
Skills: Communication, Logical deductions , Leadership skills, Stress handling, Taking initiatives, puzzles
College Name: IIT Madras
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: It was an easy exam(The UL one). Basic quant questions were asked. But easy exams are tricky ones. You cannot afford to make mistakes. So speed and accuracy were expected.
Tips: There are lot of companies that short list based on aptitude test. Most of them short lists around 40-50 people for the next round. So CAT preparation(or the likes of CAT,GRE etc) is a MUST even if you are not actually giving CAT. Speed and Accuracy is required. Practice infinite. Only then you can make it to the short list.
Duration: 30 minutes
Total Questions: 20
Round: HR ROUND
Experience: HR round was a happy round. I had to talk about me, which is easy if you are well aware of who you are and what you want. I was fortunate, I was asked an easy puzzle midway.
Tips: Self Introspection. Self Introspection. Self Introspection.
If you do that, you'll come up with a wonderful resume, super strong confidence and a cool interview.
Round: TECHNICAL ROUND
Experience: It was a 40 minute interview.This interview had a bit untidy start. It took time for me to handle the first question, where I had to increase the sales of sofas in a given time. But I took my time, jotted down my thoughts and never stopped again. So, stay cool throughout and it helps. I could do well in all 3 questions.
1. How do we increase Sales of Sofa over next 3 months?
2. Give me a strategy for a vab service to be launched in Chennai?
3. As a Consultant, Suggest revenue generation avenues for a Multiplex in loss.
Tips: Remember, case interviews doesn't have answers/solutions. The way you deal with the given problem(thought process) is looked at, rather than the final solution. One has to discuss his way with the interviewer, demand data from him and talk relevant stuff with confidence.
General Tips: Everything that you have ever done in your life matters. Grab something from whatever you do. Everything not only includes good CGPA, PORs, Extra Curriculars, but also the things that you always wanted to pursue.
Placements are like any other course, if you really want to thulp them, then target, plan and execute.
Skills: Aptitude, Problem Solving Skills
College Name: IIT Madras
Interview Questionnaire
9 Questions
- Q1. About myself
- Q2. My strengths and weeknesses
- Q3. About urban ladder and why urban ladder
- Q4. Why not core ??
- Ans.
Core may not align with business goals or may not be feasible.
Core may not align with current market trends or customer needs.
Core may require significant investment or resources that may not be available.
Core may not be feasible due to technical limitations or regulatory constraints.
Non-core areas may offer greater potential for growth or profitability.
Outsourcing non-core functions may be more cost-effective and effi
- Q5. A puzzle
- Q6. Guesstimate
- Q7. A case study on how to increase profit
- Q8. Behavioural question
- Q9. Another case study
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Very easy questions. Basic cat preparation helps
Duration: 30 minutes
Total Questions: 20
Round: HR Interview
Tips: be confident. Interviewers are very friendly. Groundwork about the company is very useful
Know about the profile your applying and get some questions ready to ask them. Go through their website
Round: Case Study Interview
Tips: Get as much as information as you can from them. Ask questions. Get involved. Dont give up
Skills: Analytical skills, Communication skills, Teamwork
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Sushmitha Penta
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: The questions were very easy. So everyone might have done well but the accuracy with speed is what that makes difference.
Tips: Practice! Practice! Practice!
Even though you don't want to attempt CAT you must definitely practice with its material. Several practice tests all available online too.
Round: Guesstimate Interview
Experience: It started with normal conversation where I was asked about my interests then followed by guesstimate and a puzzle. I did the guesstimate well. I stumbled while solving puzzle. But then I went over it again from the beginning and finally solved it.
Tips: If you feel that you are going in the wrong direction then ask the interviewer and start it from scratch without getting tensed. Its approach that will be observed not the outcome.
Round: Stress Interview
Experience: It was completely HR based stress interview. I was questioned about my weaknesses and I had to convince the interviewer by quoting examples of things done by me. At the end there was general discussion about the company.
Tips: Just be sure of whatever you are saying. Don't ever think of how the interviewer is feeling about your answer.
Prepare well to talk about the company and it's profile. Refer economic times/ET retail time to time.
General Tips: Never lose confidence till the end.
Skill Tips: Go in those lines which you want to do.
College Name: IIT Madras
Interview Questionnaire
2 Questions
- Q1. How many airports leave Chennai airport every day?
- Ans.
There are approximately 200 flights that leave Chennai airport every day.
Chennai airport has both domestic and international flights.
The number of flights leaving Chennai airport varies depending on the day of the week and time of day.
Some of the airlines that operate from Chennai airport include Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Emirates.
Chennai airport is one of the busiest airports in India, with over 22 million pass
- Q2. Tell me 3 strengths of yours & 3 weaknesses
- Ans.
My strengths are analytical thinking, communication skills, and adaptability. My weaknesses are procrastination, perfectionism, and public speaking anxiety.
Strengths: analytical thinking (e.g. ability to break down complex problems), communication skills (e.g. active listening, clear articulation), adaptability (e.g. ability to adjust to changing circumstances)
Weaknesses: procrastination (e.g. tendency to delay tasks),...
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: The questions were very easy. So everyone might have done well but the accuracy with speed is what that makes difference.
Tips: Practice! Practice! Practice! Even though you don’t want to attempt CAT you must definitely practice with material. Several practice tests will be available online too.
Round: Guesstimate Interview
Experience: It started with normal conversation where I was asked about my interests then followed by guesstimate and a puzzle. I did the guesstimate well. I stumbled while solving puzzle, but then I went over it again from the beginning and finally solved it.
Tips: If you feel that you are going in the wrong direction then ask the interviewer and start it from scratch without getting tensed. Its approach that will be observed not the outcome.
Round: Stress Interview
Experience: It was completely HR based stress interview. I was questioned about my weaknesses and I had to convince the interviewer by quoting examples of thing done by me. At the end there was general discussion about the company.
Tips: They were impressed with my intern work. Intern was based on project management and business analyst which was very close to the job I got selected in.
General Tips: Making resume should be started during summer itself. Just make sure of whatever you are saying. Don’t ever think of how the interviewer is feeling about your answer.Prepare well to talk about the company and its profile. Refer economic times/ ET retail time to time.
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: It was a basic CAT Aptitude
Round: Group Discussion
Experience: It was a general topic
Round: Puzzle Interview
Experience: Puzzles, Guesstimates and Questions from Probability.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: This was the second round of interview, It was HR – fully resume based (Stress Interview)
Tips: Preparation : Projects related to Analytics from Insti. Look for Coursera courses and Internships/Projects related to Analytics. Analytics companies shortlist based on Resume. So, make sure you have a very good resume.
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Motivation: Urban Ladder is a curated online furniture seller in Bangalore, India. The company offers arange of products such as beds, sofas, wardrobes, and dining among other furniturecategories. Urban Ladder is present in 12 cities across India.
Interview Questionnaire
3 Questions
- Q1. The number of windows in IIT ?
- Ans.
The question is irrelevant and has no relation to the job of a business analyst.
The number of windows in IIT is not relevant to the job of a business analyst.
As a business analyst, my focus would be on analyzing business processes, identifying areas for improvement, and developing solutions to business problems.
I would need to gather and analyze data related to the business operations, market trends, and customer behav...
- Q2. Sales are increasing but profit is decreasing. what would you approach this in any context or in given mess
- Ans.
I would analyze the cost structure and pricing strategy to identify the root cause of decreasing profit.
Analyze the cost structure to identify any cost increases that may be impacting profit margins
Review pricing strategy to ensure it is aligned with market demand and competition
Evaluate sales mix to determine if there are any products or services that are less profitable
Consider implementing cost-cutting measures or a...
- Q3. Why you want to work with us? why would you prefer this profile? ur strength, weakness?
- Ans.
I am interested in working with your company because of its reputation and the opportunity to utilize my skills as a business analyst.
I am impressed with the company's track record and reputation in the industry.
I believe that my skills and experience as a business analyst align well with the requirements of this position.
My strengths include strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to communicate...
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: I had really good points in my resume. I had done few courses related to data analysis, projects (my DD project was related to data analysis), PORs.
I prepared my resume points very thoroughly. I wrote about each point and then discussed with my friends and took their opinion about that.
Tips: Its better to review your review by atleast 5-8 people. so that you can make relevant changes. I think, it's good to highlight the end result of any project or intern.
Try to connect ur resume point to the skills required for the company.
Round: Interview
Experience: These two questions were asked in two different case interviews. My overall experience was good. In first one, I had good approach because I had done one project in which I followed the similar approach (how the whole institute can be categorized and how to calculate the number of ppl according different sections- students, profs, employees, workers etc)
As the second case, i felt was tough because how mess work in our college is different from any other private canteen. So for that you had to ask many questions.
Tips: In the case interviews, interviewer just check for approach but they expect you to reach at conclusion also. As you start solving the case, you can ask for extra information during solving it.
Round: Test
Experience: Most of the companies will have 60 questions in 60 mins. most of the companies (analytics profile)1/3 of portion will be verbal. My overall experience with tests was not good.
Tips: I felt, the time was less. It's good to prepare for CAT, so that you don't have to prepare separately for aptitude which i did mistake.
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 60
Round: Interview
Experience: These all questions were asked in third round of interview. I had very strong reason to choose business analyst profile and the company because my courses and projects showed my interest in this field.
Tips: I think, it's good to be honest and answer the HR questions. even I gave myself 9/10 points for analytical skills.
even if you haven't done any work related to this field but you show interest and have good analytical skills, then also any company will select you.
It's good to have overall idea of how any business works in the given sector which can help you in asking relevant question when they ask if you have any question for them. Good question which shows ur depth of understanding of industry, gives really good impression on interviewer.
Round: Group Discussion
Experience: This company didn't have group discussion. This was my first company and i got into it.
Tips: I practised many GDs with my friends and i attended soft skill workshop by tvs. The workshop was not helpful. The mock GDs and interviews which were organised by alumni associations were really helpful. They give feedback also.
One can google out the GD topics and practice with wing mates.
General Tips: Try to be optimistic during interview in any context.
Skills: Analytical skills, communication skills
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Motivation: I applied for almost all companies expect coding profile but i wanted analyst profile and luckily i got it.
I like mathematics and this was the field where i can pursue my interest.
Funny Moments: My name is difficult to pronounce. So my very first question was, 'how to pronounce it and meaning of it'.
Another funny moment when i forgot the name of scholarship because i was so nervous.
Interview Questionnaire
3 Questions
- Q1. Increase the sales of Sofas over the next three months
- Ans.
To increase sales of sofas over the next three months, we can focus on marketing, promotions, and improving customer experience.
Launch a social media campaign to showcase the latest sofa designs and offers
Offer discounts and bundle deals to incentivize customers to purchase sofas
Improve the in-store experience by providing comfortable seating areas and knowledgeable sales staff
Partner with home decor influencers to sho...
- Q2. Set up a Cab service like Ola in Chennai and develop a strategy to optimize costs and revenue etc
- Ans.
To set up a cab service like Ola in Chennai, a strategy to optimize costs and revenue can be developed by focusing on efficient fleet management, dynamic pricing, and customer retention.
Implement a fleet management system to optimize vehicle utilization and reduce idle time.
Use dynamic pricing algorithms to adjust fares based on demand and supply.
Offer loyalty programs and discounts to retain customers and increase rev...
- Q3. If you’re a consultant for a Multiplex Cinemas, What would you do to create revenue generation avenues?
- Ans.
To create revenue generation avenues for a Multiplex Cinemas, I would focus on diversifying offerings and enhancing customer experience.
Introduce loyalty programs to encourage repeat business
Partner with local restaurants to offer dining packages
Host special events such as movie marathons or themed nights
Offer private screenings for corporate events or parties
Upgrade technology and amenities to enhance customer experie...
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: It was an easy exam(The UL one). Basic quant questions were asked. But easy exams are tricky ones. You cannot afford to make mistakes. So speed and accuracy were expected.
There are lot of companies that short list based on aptitude test. Most of them shortlist around 40-50 people for the next round. So CAT preparation(or the likes of CAT,GRE etc) is a MUST even if you are not actually giving CAT. Speed and Accuracy is required. Practice infinite. Only then you can make it to the short list.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: It was a happy round. I had to talk about me, which is easy if you are well aware of who you are and what you want. I was fortunate, I was asked an easy puzzle midway and a small Guesstimate.
Tips: Keeping Calm and Talking whatever I know in a confident way helped a lot. Also, asking him a bunch of questions about the company.
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: It was a 40 minute interview.This interview had a bit untidy start. It took time for me to handle the first question, where I had to increase the sales of sofas. But I took my time, jotted down my thoughts and never stopped again. So, stay cool throughout and it helps. I could do well in all 3 questions.
Tips: Talking to the interviewer about whatever you know in the smartest way always helps. I guess my minor helped. Doing the common stuff is more than enough.
General Tips: Basic Practice for Interview is a must. Find a friend and start asking interview questions to each other. Mock Interviews help.
Use Insti life to find what you want to do for the rest of your life, and give your best in finding it. Placements are like any other course, If you really want to get them..You will…No matter what.
College Name: IIT MADRAS
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