Nexpro Systems Service Desk Analyst L2 Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. All the MVC technical basics in dot net?
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Q1. I don't remember at this time question.but question was experience level 3+ yrs level rounds and java,Mysql, spring boot mostly question.
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Q2. I didn't remember question but all questions are Java related .
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Q1. LMS LOS CMS life cycle
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Q2. What is loan life cycle
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Loan life cycle refers to the stages involved in the processing and management of a loan.
• The loan life cycle includes origination, underwriting, funding, servicing, and collection.

• Origination involves the application and approval process.

• Underwriting involves assessing the borrower's creditworthiness and determining the terms of the loan.

• Funding involves disbursing the loan amount to the borrower.

• Servicing involves man...read more
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Q3. What is software life cycle
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Software life cycle is the process of developing software from conception to retirement.
• It includes phases like planning, design, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance.

• Each phase has its own set of activities and deliverables.

• The life cycle model can be iterative, sequential, or a combination of both.

• Examples of life cycle models include Waterfall, Agile, and DevOps.
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Q1. What are components
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Components are reusable and independent parts of a software system that perform specific functions.
• Components are modular and can be easily integrated into different parts of a software system.

• They help in organizing code and promoting reusability.

• Examples include buttons, input fields, and dropdown menus in a user interface.

• Components can be class-based (e.g. React components) or function-based (e.g. Angular component
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Q2. Es6 features in javascript
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ES6 features in JavaScript include arrow functions, classes, template literals, destructuring, and more.
• Arrow functions provide a more concise syntax for writing functions.

• Classes allow for easier object-oriented programming.

• Template literals enable easier string interpolation.

• Destructuring simplifies extracting values from arrays and objects.
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Object oriented programming,Data Structures,Lifecycle

Q1. What are your hobbies
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My hobbies include playing guitar, reading books, and hiking.
• Playing guitar: I have been playing guitar for 5 years and enjoy learning new songs and techniques.

• Reading books: I love reading fiction and non-fiction books, especially in the science and technology genres.

• Hiking: Exploring nature and going on hikes is a great way for me to relax and stay active.
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Q2. What are your future goals
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My future goal is to become a senior software developer and contribute to the development of innovative software solutions.
• To gain expertise in new programming languages and technologies

• To lead a team of developers and mentor junior developers

• To continuously learn and stay updated with the latest industry trends

• To contribute to open-source projects and collaborate with other developers

• To improve my problem-solving and
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Q1. Tell me more about your last task that you worked on.
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Developed a web application for managing customer orders and inventory.
• Used JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to build the front-end interface.

• Implemented a RESTful API using Node.js and Express.js for the back-end functionality.

• Utilized a PostgreSQL database to store and retrieve data.

• Implemented authentication and authorization features for secure access.

• Performed unit testing and debugging to ensure the application's functi...read more
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Q2. Design a System from High level and low level
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Designing a system involves creating a high-level architecture and breaking it down into low-level components.
• Start by identifying the problem the system needs to solve

• Create a high-level architecture that outlines the major components and their interactions

• Break down each component into smaller, more manageable pieces

• Design each low-level component with a specific function in mind

• Ensure that all components work togeth...read more
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Q3. Some direct Questions from SQL
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