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Title: Accenture Test Paper :70 Post by: Hellraiser on August 07, 2007, 12:35:59 PM Accenture Test Paper :70
Paper Type : Candidates Experiences Test Date : 1 April 2006 Test Location : CHENNAI ACCENTURE PATTERN - 01 APR 2006 - CHENNAI Hi I got placed in Accenture through the walk-in held in Jepiyar College , Chennai on April 1st and 2nd. I am a 2005 pass-out with an aggregate of just 71 %. Nearly 5000 people had attended. First, only students of the 20 Colleges which had already registered were allowed to go inside; Without any hopes of writing test, we simply waited there from morning 7.30 to noon 12. At 12, they called us inside. First round was Aptitude Test; It was easy. It consisted of three sections : verbal, analytical and mental ability. Second round was GD. Many were eliminated in this round. After GD, they asked me to come on next dat i,e April 2nd Third round was HR interview.. They asked about one of my projects; They didnt go deep into it. Then general HR questions like introduction about myself, about my family, how do I c myself after 5 years, Y Accenture, willingness to relocate, my positive qualities etc.. <!--[if !supportLineBreakNewLine]-->HR round was cool..But, still many were eliminated. They observed so many other factors like the format and meaning of our mail IDs, dress code, way of communication etc... <!--[if !supportLineBreakNewLine]-->Final round was the Technical Interview. The interviewer asked me one or two basic questions in O.S., RDBMS, pointers and about my project. He then asked me to write a program and told me to explain its working in detail. Technical Interview was easy. Only those candidates who couldn'tt write the program were eliminated. Just 5 minutes, after the Technical Interview they informed me that I have been selected. They asked me to wait for sometime and gave us the offer letter immediately. Joining on 17th April. I am very much thankful to this wonderful group. I wish everyone all the best and I conclude saying one thing - NEVER NEVER NEVER GIVE UP "Man needs his difficulties because they are necessary to enjoy success" - Abdul Kalam |