Accenture Recruitment Pattern, Important Topics and About the Company

Accenture Recruitment Pattern, Important Topics and About the Company

About Accenture

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Accenture is a global management consulting, technology services and outsourcing company, with more than 246,000 people serving clients in more than 120 countries. The company built its reputation primarily as a technology consultant and systems integrator.

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Founder: Clarence DeLany, Arthur E. Andersen
CEO: Pierre Nanterme
CEO India: Ms.Rekha M Menon
Founded: 1989
Headquarters: Chicago, Illinois, United States

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Accenture Placement Pattern – Online Test Pattern (Based on AMCAT Pattern)

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Analytical Ability Test

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Quantitative Ability

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Number of questions – 25

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Duration – 35 minutes

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Logical Reasoning

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Number of questions – 24

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Duration – 35 minutes

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Verbal Ability

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Number of questions – 25

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Duration – 25 minutes

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Total

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Number of questions – 74

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Duration – 95 minutes

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Accenture Placement Pattern – Online Test Pattern (Based on MeritTrac Pattern)

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Analytical Ability Test

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Number of questions – 20

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Duration – 20 minutes

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Verbal Ability Test

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Number of questions – 20

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Duration – 20 minutes

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Attention to Detail

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Number of questions – 15

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Duration – 20 minutes

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Total (for Aptitude Test)

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Number of questions – 55

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Duration – 60 minutes

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AMCAT Pattern

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Features of the test

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> No negative marking for wrong answers

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> It is a Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) – it is a form of computer-based test that adapts to the examinee’s ability level. For this reason, it has also been called tailored testing. If a student gives a wrong answer, the computer follows up with an easier question; if the student answers correctly, the next question will be more difficult

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> No option of coming back to previous questions

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Topic Importance

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High Occurence – Questions from these topics are asked frequently. If these topics are your strong areas, you will be able to solve more questions thus score more!

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Medium Occurence – Questions from these topics are asked in moderate frequency. You should aim to attempt all questions that come your way from these areas.

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Low Occurence – These topics are not the question paper setters favourites. However, if you prepare for these topics you might score extra in questions other students are not targeting!

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Quantitative Aptitude

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Medium Occurence

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> Numbers

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> Time and Work

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> Ratios and Proportions

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> Averages, Profit and Loss

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> Time, Speed and Distance

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> Percentages

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Low Occurence

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> Permutations and Combinations

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> Probability

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> Logarithms and Geometry

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Verbal Ability

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High Occurence

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> Reading Comprehension

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> Para-jumbles

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> Sentence Completion

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> Sentence Correction

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> Vocabulary 

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Medium Occurence

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> Sentence Improvement

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Logical Reasoning

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High Occurence

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> Data Arrangements

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> Blood Relations

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> Coding and Decoding Series

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> Analogy

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> Odd man out

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Medium Occurence

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> Data Sufficiency

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> Direction Sense

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Medium Occurence

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> Logical Sequence

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