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kanch vijji
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I applied via Recruitment Consulltant and was interviewed before May 2023. There was 1 interview round.
(1 Question)
- Q1. Describe a situation where data cleaning was crucial
- Ans.
Data cleaning was crucial in identifying and removing duplicate entries in a financial dataset.
Identified duplicate entries by comparing key fields such as account numbers and transaction dates
Removed duplicates to ensure accurate analysis and reporting
Ensured data integrity by cross-referencing with external sources
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Anonymous
I appeared for an interview in Jun 2016.
Interview Questionnaire
3 Questions
- Q1. General hr questions
- Q2. About technology used earlier
- Q3. Included work profile and negotiations
Interview Questionnaire
2 Questions
- Q1. How would you increase the sales of newspaper in your locality?
- Ans.
To increase newspaper sales in the locality, I would focus on improving content, distribution, and marketing strategies.
Conduct market research to understand readers' preferences and interests
Create engaging and informative content that caters to the local audience
Offer attractive subscription packages and discounts to encourage regular readership
Partner with local businesses and events to increase visibility and distr...
- Q2. What new feature you would like to add in Google maps and how would it help to increase the company's revenue?
- Ans.
I would like to add a feature that suggests nearby events and attractions based on user preferences.
Personalized event and attraction recommendations
Integration with ticketing platforms for revenue sharing
Increased user engagement and retention
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: In the written test they asked questions from logical and quantitative aptitude, verbal reasoning and few questions from core topics.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: This was followed by different rounds of interviews. The HR questions were mainly about me, my strengths and weaknesses and why do I want to join the company and where do I see myself in the next five years or so. Loads of guesstimate questions like estimate number of autos in Delhi and other similar cases.
College Name: LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE
I appeared for an interview in May 2017.
Interview Preparation Tips
Duration: 1 hour 5 minutes
Total Questions: 5
Skills: Integrity, Intelligence
College Name: Shasun jain college
Interview Questionnaire
1 Question
- Q1. Question 1: General HR questions, some based on the CV Question 2: A marketing specific question
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: The test basically tests your ability to solve questions as quickly as possible as it's a 60 minute test for 60 questions. The level of difficulty is pretty decent, so one just needs to be focused right from the beginning. English can trouble a bit, so some practice in English sections is also advisable.
Tips: Prepare from Arun Sharma Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning for CAT. It's a wholesome book and has enough questions to practice and build concepts. Join a test series so that you get a timed analysis of your performance, the ability to skip tough questions and to score as many marks as possible.
Duration: 40 minutes
Round: Group Discussion
Experience: It went pretty well. We had a great discussion. The approach was to list out all the problems one by one and think of probable solutions for each of them. During this, general group dynamics should be taken in consideration. Respect the views and thoughts of other people. Add value to the discussion by thinking critically and bringing new content every now and then. Always be specific and speak to the point.
Tips: Read. Read and Read.
Follow google news, read relevant articles in newspapers, magazines, social media sites or any other place.
Follow Quora, It'a an amazing source to boost your knowledge around any topic.
Duration: 50 minutes
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Be spontaneous, little humorous and lastly very confident. Communication skills improve with time, so start as early as possible. Take part in discussions. Speak up !
Tips: Have a sound knowledge about the industry and the company. They just check your approach. So be very clear and critical on the approach. Have good reasons to back what ever you present. Rest will be fine.
Skills: Communication And Confidence, Analytical Skills, Business Logic, Business Acumen
College Name: Institute of Management, Nirma University
Pratyaksh Karan
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Nicely organized GD, civilized and intellectual GD group, discussion rich topic
Tips: Allow others to speak when they have something to say. Do try to push your way in if someone is talking too long or talking gibberish. Do not push your point too much, however, present logical arguments in favor. Try to draw similarities from what others say. Try to include all.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Friendly HR interviewer. Non-direct questions but not too difficult.
Tips: Answer all questions honestly but be polite. Don't present too strong views, you are too young for that. Don't repeat content with different words, but be elaborate enough to let the interviewer know you.
Round: Guesstimate Interview
Tips: Read up some guesstimates and case studies before placements, discuss some with friends too. Open up your mind while guesstimating. Speak all that comes to your head, and vocally sift through them to get the logical and pursue-able approaches. The interviewer should get a complete idea of your analytical approach.
College Name: IIT Kharagpur
Motivation: First foray into corporate structure. Lots of opportunities. Diversified experiences.
Aman Tomar
Interview Questionnaire
3 Questions
- Q1. General HR questions, some based on the CV
- Q2. A marketing specific question
- Q3. Weight of an aircraft
- Ans.
The weight of an aircraft is crucial for its performance and safety.
The weight of an aircraft includes the weight of the aircraft itself, fuel, passengers, cargo, and any other equipment on board.
The weight of an aircraft is measured in pounds or kilograms.
The weight of an aircraft affects its takeoff and landing performance, as well as its fuel efficiency and range.
Aircraft manufacturers provide maximum takeoff and la...
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: The test basically tests your ability to solve questions as quickly as possible as it's a 60 minute test for 60 questions. The level of difficulty is pretty decent, so one just needs to be focused right from the beginning. English can trouble a bit, so some practice in English sections is also advisable.
Tips: Prepare from Arun Sharma Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning for CAT. It's a wholesome book and has enough questions to practice and build concepts. Join a test series so that you get a timed analysis of your performance, the ability to skip tough questions and to score as many marks as possible.
Round: Group Discussion
Experience: It went pretty well. We had a great discussion. The approach was to list out all the problems one by one and think of probable solutions for each of them. During this, general group dynamics should be taken in consideration. Respect the views and thoughts of other people. Add value to the discussion by thinking critically and bringing new content every now and then. Always be specific and speak to the point.
Tips: Read. Read and Read.
Follow google news, read relevant articles in newspapers, magazines, social media sites or any other place.
Follow Quora, It'a an amazing source to boost your knowledge around any topic.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Be spontaneous, little humorous and lastly very confident. Communication skills improve with time, so start as early as possible. Take part in discussions. Speak up !
Tips: Have a sound knowledge about the industry and the company. They just check your approach. So be very clear and critical on the approach. Have good reasons to back what ever you present. Rest will be fine.
Round: Guesstimate Interview
Experience: A very commonly asked guesstimate problem. Ask as many questions as possible to clear out the situation for yourself and get enough hints to solve the problem. Break it down into smaller sections and solve each section individually.
Tips: Follow "case in point", Analytics Vidya and similar blogs and websites to practice more and more guesstimates.
General Tips: There are so many opportunities. You just need one. Be focused on that ONE.
Skill Tips: Take part in discussions among your friends. Read books and quora to get more content. Practice as many questions as possible for aptitude. Discuss problems and have critical analysis sessions to understand things with a company's perspective.
Skills: Communication , Aptitude, Business Acumen
College Name: IIT GUWHATI
Motivation: To learn the operations and Logistics of the e-commerce industry.
Funny Moments: There will be many while you'll be preparing with your friends. :D
All the best.
I applied via Referral and was interviewed before Sep 2021. There were 2 interview rounds.
Interview Preparation Tips
- Automobile,ic engines,excel.
I appeared for an interview before Nov 2019.
Interview Questionnaire
6 Questions
- Q1. Visualize a Uber database of drivers and riders(users) and write a SQL query to get the top 100 drivers by city.
- Ans.
SQL query to get top 100 Uber drivers by city
Join drivers and users tables on city
Aggregate driver ratings and count of rides
Order by rating and count of rides
Limit to top 100
- Q2. How do you optimize the listing of Restaurants on Swiggy?
- Ans.
Optimizing the listing of Restaurants on Swiggy involves using data-driven strategies to improve visibility, relevance, and user experience.
Analyze user behavior and preferences to understand their needs and preferences
Implement a ranking algorithm based on factors like ratings, reviews, popularity, and delivery time
Optimize search functionality to ensure accurate and relevant results
Collaborate with restaurants to imp...
- Q3. What are the major differences between a Linear Regression and a Logistic Regression?
- Ans.
Linear Regression is used for continuous data while Logistic Regression is used for categorical data.
Linear Regression predicts continuous values while Logistic Regression predicts probabilities.
Linear Regression uses a straight line to fit the data while Logistic Regression uses an S-shaped curve.
Linear Regression uses Mean Squared Error as the cost function while Logistic Regression uses Log Loss.
Linear Regression is...
- Q4. What is the Bias Variance trade-off and name some models with high bias and low variance?
- Ans.
Bias-Variance trade-off is the balance between overfitting and underfitting. High bias models are simple but inaccurate, low variance models are complex but overfit.
Bias-Variance trade-off is a fundamental concept in machine learning.
High bias models are simple and have low variance, but are inaccurate.
Low bias models are complex and have high variance, but can overfit the data.
Examples of high bias models are linear r...
- Q5. A car manufacturer has observed a decline in profits by 40% year over year. What would be the possible reasons for this?
- Ans.
Possible reasons for a car manufacturer's decline in profits by 40% year over year
Decreased demand for cars due to economic downturn
Increased competition from other car manufacturers
Rising production costs and expenses
Decline in consumer confidence and spending
Changes in government regulations impacting the automotive industry
- Q6. If you have 100 unbiased coins and one of them is defective. You have a weighing balance to check the weight of the coins. What is the minimum number of times you need to weigh the coins to identify the de...
Interview Preparation Tips
Skills evaluated in this interview
Interview Questionnaire
1 Question
- Q1. India- Market Entry Strategy for a Greentech company with focus on Solar Energy
- Ans.
Developing a market entry strategy for a greentech company focusing on solar energy in India.
Conduct thorough market research to understand the demand and competition in the Indian solar energy sector.
Identify potential partners or local companies to collaborate with for market entry.
Adapt the business model to suit the Indian market, considering factors like affordability, government policies, and infrastructure.
Estab...
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Based on a cut off of 7.5
Round: Group Discussion
Experience: 5-7 minutes.Abstract topic, so open ended. Within logical boundaries you could be as creative as possible. The discussion went from importance of binary system to philosophical bearings of "its all relative". We had to sum up key points discussed towards the end of GD with positives and negatives of "life without zero".
Tips: Don'ts:Never look at the moderator while making your point, always engage your colleagues.Never interrupt other person midway, if the moderator is sensible enough, everyone would get chance to make their point.Dos:You don't always have to jump to start the GD, but try to put across your points articulately when your turn comes.Always bring a pen and Paper to GD (In case they don't provide) to note down your point of view on the topic.If possible, try to set the tone of the GD in the beginning by pointing out different aspects that can be discussed. (You might get brownie points for that)
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: This round was lasted for around half an hour. I had interned in a Private Equity Research firm focusing on greentech. So they picked up a case from my resume. (This might happen, so be thorough with your internships). They will look for you ability to break-down a problem statement to smaller streams, multidimensional approach and clarity in thought process.
Tips: 1. Reiterate the problem statement before you start solving the case 2. Think out loud with possible approaches, solutions, etc and pros and cons for each one3. Summarize at the end
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Lasted for almost an hour.Typical questions like1. Tell me something about yourself2. Why consulting and KPMG3. Long term goals and how KPMG fits in 4. 3 things you feel you need to improve upon
Tips: "Tell me something about yourself" sets the tone for this round so be prepared with a quick 2-3 minutes response to steer the discussion towards the points you want to highlight from your resume.
A few stress interview questions. Make sure you take your time to answer without panicking.
General Tips: 1. Be clear on what type of companies you want to apply (Core, Consult, Fin, etc) and why2. Don't fall pray to peer pressure. Company-candidate fit is the most important thing from long term perspective.
3. Be thorough with your resume and story line4. Practice HR questions with your wing mates
Skills: Problem Solving
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Motivation: I was interested working in consult to begin my career, as it gives you good exposure across companies, sectors, you get to interact with different kinds of people and yea you get to travel.
Funny Moments: One of the consultant who had come down for tech rounds interacted with me outside the room and we had a chat on Saarang and Cricket for a while. Helped me settle down quickly during the interview.
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