MSCI Intern Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Group leader experience
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General Aptitude Test

Q1. Basic Java Questions
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Q2. Project Related
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Aptitude test - 1 hour

Hackathon took place winners called for interview

Q1. Sql c++ python majorly focused
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Q1. Challneges faced work experience attitude positive qualities
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Q1. Questions regarding CV, previous work in PORs, college socities, interest in this role, why Macquarie were asked
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Q2. How would you improve upon survey data collection methods
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Implementing online surveys, utilizing incentives, improving survey design, and utilizing technology for data collection.
• Implement online surveys to reach a larger audience and collect data more efficiently.

• Offer incentives such as gift cards or discounts to increase survey participation rates.

• Improve survey design by using clear and concise questions, avoiding leading questions, and providing response options that cov...read more
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Q1. Introduce yourself ? Are you ok with flexible timmings? Explain your past experience or internships?
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Q2. What are your long term and short term goals? Would you be comfortable to relocate?
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Q1. Introduce yourself? Journal entries,? Difference between equity and debentures? What is capitalisation? When suspens account is open?
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Q2. What are current assets and give 2 examples? What is debt equity ratio ? Situational based/ case studies?
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Current assets are assets that can be easily converted into cash within a year. Examples include cash, inventory, and accounts receivable.
• Current assets are assets that can be easily converted into cash within a year

• Examples of current assets include cash, inventory, and accounts receivable

• Current assets are important for a company's liquidity and short-term financial health
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Technical MCQ and coding (medium)

This was long programing round. In this you need to design a application. First you need do ER or class diagram. Then you need code in any programing language but OOPS is prefered. They see is app is scalable and data modeling

Q1. Basing OOPS, DBMS, SQL and DS
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Q2. Sql joins and normalisation
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Q3. Sort stack ds and real life example
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Sorting a stack data structure and its real-life example
• Sorting a stack involves popping elements and comparing them to the remaining elements in the stack

• Real-life example: arranging books on a shelf in alphabetical order

• Another example: sorting a deck of cards by suit and rank
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Q4. Question from resume and previous round solution
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