MathCo Associate Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

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They just did online interview to know more about myself

Q1. Questions on python
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Q2. Questions on mysql
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Q3. Questions based on my resume information
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Q1. Basics CRMA Questions
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Q2. SAQL based questions
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Q1. Last company job description
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Q1. I am unable to understand why they conduct interview if the interviewer is not fimilier about the role. waste of time to attend the interview
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Q2. Unrelated queations
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Q1. Unrelated scenarios and questions
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Java Programing Round

Q1. Technical HR. They ask java related questions
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Q1. Technical HR round, They ask one program
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Q1. Totally they asked your Profile and Previous Organization details and KRA .
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Q1. Technical questions related to Profile and Education
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Q2. Your Basic Knowledge on Technical , SQL Server ,
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Q1. Discussion on salary and Position and Formal Introduction with Dept. head
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General Amptitude MCQ

Q1. First round was with a senior team member from the Domain I applied to.
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Q1. This round was with the Manager and the questions were mor in dept related to the feild
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Q1. This was a casual round
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Q1. Difference between procedure and function
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A procedure is a set of instructions that performs a specific task, while a function returns a value after performing a specific task.
• Procedures do not return a value, while functions do.

• Functions can be called within expressions, while procedures cannot.

• Functions are used to calculate and return a value, while procedures are used to perform an action.

• Example: Procedure - a set of instructions to display a message on t...read more
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Q2. How many triggers can we create on a table
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In SQL Server, you can create up to 32 triggers on a table.
• SQL Server allows up to 32 triggers per table

• Triggers can be of different types like DML triggers, DDL triggers, and logon triggers

• Each trigger can be defined for INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE operations
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