Accenture interview experience Real time questions & tips from candidates to crack your interview
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Accenture
2 rounds | 2 Coding
problems
Selected Interview preparation journey
Journey
When I began my tech journey, I didn’t have everything figured out. But I stayed consistent — diving deep into Python, DSA, and real-world projects that showcased my skills. I also worked on improving my communication and problem-solving abilities. Over time, I built confidence through internships, 100 Days of Code challenges, and hands-on experience with tools like Git, Flask, and SQL. By the time the Accenture opportunity came along, I felt prepared — not just technically, but mentally. This journey taught me that consistency, a learning mindset, and self-belief can take you far. If I can do it, so can you!
Application story
I applied through my college’s on-campus placement drive. The application process began with a registration form, followed by an aptitude and technical assessment. After clearing the online round, shortlisted candidates were invited for interviews. The entire process was smooth and well-organized by both the college and Accenture’s team.
Why selected/rejected for the role?
I was selected due to a strong foundation in DSA and OOPs, along with practical experience gained through projects. I also maintained a clear and confident approach during the interview. My ability to explain concepts effectively and showcase real-world project work helped me stand out. This experience reinforced that consistent learning and smart preparation truly pay off.
Preparation
Duration: 4 months
Topics: Data Structures, Algorithms, OOPs, DBMS, Operating Systems, SQL, Aptitude
Tip 1: Solve at least 200 DSA questions, focusing on patterns and problem-solving strategies.
Tip 2: Build 2–3 solid projects that demonstrate a practical understanding of concepts.
Tip 3: Revise core CS subjects regularly, especially before interviews.
Application process
Where: Campus
Eligibility: Above 7 CGPA, (Salary Package: 4.5 LPA)
Tip 1: Include 2–3 strong development projects with clear descriptions and the technologies used.
Tip 2: Tailor your resume to highlight the skills relevant to the role you’re applying for.
Interview rounds
01
Round
Medium
Online Coding Interview
Duration90 minutes
Interview date10 Aug 2024
Coding problem1
The test was conducted in the college computer lab during the afternoon session. The environment was quiet and well-managed. There was no live interviewer, but the system had auto-proctoring enabled (camera and microphone on). The instructions were clear, and the overall experience was smooth.
1. Unique Character Count
Easy
0/40
Asked in company
You are given a string str consisting of lowercase English alphabets. Your task is to determine and count the number of unique characters present in the string.
Problem approach
The number of unique characters in a string can be determined by finding the length of the set using len().
02
Round
Easy
HR Round
Duration30 minutes
Interview date5 Sep 2024
Coding problem1
The interview was conducted from home via Microsoft Teams. It was scheduled in the morning and started on time. The environment was friendly and conversational. The interviewer was calm and gave me time to think before answering. The discussion covered both technical and HR questions. No coding editor was involved, but I was asked to explain my logic and approach clearly.
1. Python & HR Questions
Technical Questions:
- Explain the difference between a list and a tuple in Python. (Learn)
- What is inheritance in OOP? Can you give a real-life example? (Learn)
- How does exception handling work in Python? (Learn)
- What are abstract classes and interfaces?
- Walk me through one of your projects and explain the tech stack and your role.
HR Questions:
- “Tell me about yourself.”
- “Where do you see yourself in five years?”
- “How do you handle conflict in a team?”
Problem approach
Tip 1: Be thorough with your fundamentals, especially Python, OOP, and your projects.
Tip 2: Practice explaining your approach clearly and confidently, even without writing code.
Tip 3: Keep your answers structured and relate technical concepts to real-world examples whenever possible.
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