ZS Decision Analytics Associate Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Mostly related to current profile, and skills for using excel, PowerPoint, and aptitude skills.
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Q1. Somewhat similar questions but detailed and this was with the team manager
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1 Hr aptitude test, logical reasoning & data interpretation related questions

Data interpretations related case

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Q2. Why did you leave previous compnay
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Q3. Salary discussion
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Aptitude test was quite tough but limited time

Data interpretation type case study will be there. Follow some youtube videos and get the crux of the kind of question that would be asked

Q1. SQL and Excel walkthrough. Explain the project that you have done in college or company
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I worked on a project in college that involved using SQL and Excel for data analysis.
• Used SQL to extract data from a database

• Imported the data into Excel for further analysis

• Performed various calculations and manipulations in Excel

• Created charts and visualizations to present the findings

• Generated reports based on the analyzed data
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Q1. Mostly they would grill on questions pertinent to team work. How are you going to align yourself to this firm system
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The Aptitude test was mid level CAT questions. Time Constraint was the only issue in Aptitude test.

Was given with a very detailed Pharma case study and then there was 5 questions based on it. The questions consisted of quant and qualitative part. The question language was somewhat confusing for people not used to Case studies. I managed to solve all 5 correctly in an hour but people who did 3 or 4 also passed. As long as you can justify your logic and understand the part you did wrong while presenting.

Q1. 10 coins. 5 Heads up. Make 2 piles blindfolded with equal number of heads up
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Divide 10 coins with 5 heads up into 2 piles with equal number of heads up while blindfolded.
• Divide the coins into two equal piles of 5 coins each.

• Ensure that each pile has the same number of heads up coins.

• Since you are blindfolded, you can't rely on visual cues, so use your sense of touch to determine which coins are heads up.

• You can also flip the coins over and feel for the heads to ensure equal distribution.

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Q2. Ants on corners of equilateral triangle. Probability they will not collide moving along the edges
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Probability of non-collision of ants on corners of equilateral triangle.
• The ants can move in two directions along each edge.

• The probability of collision is 1/3.

• The probability of non-collision is 2/3.
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Q3. Cutting a Cake into 8 pieces with minimum moves
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Q4. General discussion about Branch and College
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Q1. Why do you want to join ZS?
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I want to join ZS because of its reputation for excellence in decision analytics and its focus on driving meaningful impact for clients.
• ZS is known for its expertise in decision analytics, which aligns with my passion for data-driven problem-solving.

• I am impressed by ZS's track record of delivering impactful solutions to clients across various industries.

• ZS's collaborative and inclusive culture appeals to me, as it fos...read more
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Q2. What is your biggest accomplishment till now?
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My biggest accomplishment till now is successfully leading a team to implement a data-driven decision-making system that resulted in a 20% increase in company revenue.
• Successfully led a team to implement a data-driven decision-making system

• Resulted in a 20% increase in company revenue

• Utilized analytics tools and techniques to identify key areas for improvement

• Developed and executed a strategic plan to optimize decision...read more
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