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TABLE OF CONTENT

Mu Sigma Previous Paper 2024 No Of Questions
MuApt 28 Question
General Knowledge 5 Question
Star Question 2 Question
Case Study 4 question
Pseudo Code 2 Question

Section

5

Total Number of Question

41 Question

Adaptive

Mu Sigma is Adaptive

Negative Marking

No

Applicants

2,00,000

Job opening

10,000

Syllabus

Mu Sigma Previous Paper Pattern

There are two Paper in the Mu Sigma Placement Paper

Paper 1 :

Mandatory Section
This is a mandatory section which all the candidates have to attempt whoever appear for the Mu Sigma Exam

 

Mu Sigma Placement Paper 2024 No of Questions Time Duration
Mu Apt( Logical+ Quants+ Verbal) 28 Question  45 mins (Combined with GK)
General Awareness 5 Question 45 mins (Combined with Mu Apt)

Paper 2 :

Mu Sigma Placement Paper 2024 No of Questions Time Duration
Star Question (Optional) 2 Question 75 mins (Combine with Case Study)
Case Study 4 Question 75 mins (Combine with Star Question)

The last section is Pseudo code which contains 2 Question with a time limit of 30 minutes.

Mu Sigma Previous Paper Pattern 2024

 

Mu Sigma Placement Paper No. of questions Suggested Avg. Time
Mu Apt( Logical+ Quants+ Verbal) 28 Question 45 mins (Combined with GK)
General Awareness 5 Question 45 mins (Combined with Mu Apt)
Star Question 2 Question 75 mins (Combined with Case study)
Case Study 4 Question 75 mins (Combined with Star Question)
Pseudo Code 2 Question 30 mins

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Mu Sigma Aptitude curriculum 2024

Mu Sigma Aptitude Highly Important Questions

Mu Sigma Aptitude Less Important Topics

Number  of Question-10

Total Time Limit-45 Mins (Shared)

There is no Sectional Timing in the paper.

Mu Sigma Verbal Question and Answer:-

Highly Important

Less Important

Number of Questions-8

Total Time Limit-45 Min (Share)

There is no sectional timing.

Mu Sigma Logical Curriculum 2024

Highly Important

Less Important

Number of Questions-10

Total time Limit- 45 (Shared)

There is no Sectional Timing in the paper.

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1. ABCDE is a regular pentagon. O is a point inside the pentagon such that AOB is an equilateral triangle. What is ∠OEA?

66°

66°

35.52%

48°

48°

25.97%

54°

54°

15.94%

72°

72°

22.57%

Join OE and OD.
Internal angle of regular pentagon = 108°
∠EAB = ∠EDC = 108°
∠OAB = 60°
∠EAO = 48°
AO = OB = AB as the triangle is equilateral.
AB = AE as this is a regular pentagon.

Triangle AEO is isosceles as AO = EA.
∠AEO = ∠AOE = x (say)

In triangle AEO,
∠OAE + 2x = 180°
48° + 2x = 180°
2x = 132°, or x = 66°

The question is " What is ∠OEA?"
∠OEA = 66°

Hence, the answer is 66°

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2. In a class, if 50% of the boys were girls, then there would be 50% more girls than boys. What percentage of the overall class is girls?

25%

25%

25.78%

33.33%

33.33%

37.22%

40%

40%

18.18%

20%

20%

18.82%

In the final state, the number of girls should be 1.5 * the number of boys.
When 50% of the boys are taken as girls, let the number of boys = x
Number of girls = 1.5x
Total number of students = 2.5x
Original number of boys = 2x (50% of boys = x)
Original number of girls = 0.5x
Girls form 20% of the overall class.

The question is " What percentage of the overall class is girls? "
Girls form 20% of the overall class.
Hence, the answer is 20%

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3. Traders A and B buy two goods for Rs. 1000 and Rs. 2000 respectively. Trader A marks his goods up by x%, while trader B marks his goods up by 2x% and offers a discount of x%. If both make the same non-zero profit, find x.

25%

25%

45.5%

12.5%

12.5%

28.99%

37.5%

37.5%

16.33%

40%

40%

9.17%

SP of trader A = 1000 (1 + x).
Profit of trader A = 1000 (1 + x) – 1000.
MP of trader B = 2000 (1 + 2x).
SP of trader B = 2000 (1 + 2x) (1 – x).

Profit of trader B = 2000(1 + 2x) (1 – x) – 2000.
Both make the same profit => 1000(1 + x) – 1000 = 2000(1 + 2x) (1 – x) – 2000
1000x = 2000 – 4000x2 + 4000x – 2000x – 2000
4000xx2 -1000x = 0
1000x (4x – 1) = 0
=> x = 25%

The question is "If both make the same non-zero profit, find x."
Hence, the answer is 25%.

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4. A swimming pool is of length 50 m. A and B enter a 300 m race starting simultaneously at one end of the pool at speeds of 3 m/s and 5 m/s. How many times will they meet while traveling in opposite directions before B completes the race?

Twice

Twice

22.93%

Thrice

Thrice

45.65%

Once

Once

9.77%

5 Times

5 Times

21.66%

Let us say the pool starts from P and ends at Q. B being the quicker one will reach Q first. B will reach Q after 10 seconds. A will take 503

= 16.67 seconds to reach Q, so between 10s and 16.67 seconds they meet once.

First, let us have a table where we know times when A, B would be at the end points

We see that the critical time slots are multiples of 10 seconds and multiples of 16.67 seconds.

So, let us break the time from 0 to 60 seconds into these slots and see in which direction A and B travel.
So, the question is, how many times will they meet before B finishes the race?

They cross each other thrice totally. Between 10 and 16.67 seconds for the first time; between 20 and 30 seconds for the second time; and between 33.33 to 40 seconds for the third time.
Hence, they meet 3 times before B finishes the race.

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5. If all the rearrangements of the word AMAZON are considered, what is the probability that M will feature between the 2As?

1/3

1/3

42.26%

1/6

1/6

31.59%

2/5

2/5

17.78%

3/8

3/8

8.37%

For this type of question, we need to consider only the internal arrangement within the M and 2As.
M and 2As can be rearranged as AMA, AAM, or MAA.
So, the probability that M will feature between the 2As is 1/3.

Now, let us think why we need to consider only the M and 2As.
Let us start by considering a set of words where the M and 2 As are placed at positions 2, 3 and 5.
The other three letters have to be in slots 1, 4 and 6
Three letters can be placed in three different slots in 3! = 6 ways.

Now with __ M A __ A __ there are 6 different words.
With __ A M __ A __ there are 6 different words.
With __ A A __ M __ there are 6 different words.
For each selection of the positions for A,A and M, exactly one-third of words will have M between the two A’s.
This is why only the internal arrangement between A, A and M matters.
So, probability of M being between 2 As is 1/3

.

The question is "what is the probability that M will feature between the 2As?"
Hence the answer is "1/3
"

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6. In a class of 5 students, average weight of the 4 lightest students is 40 kgs, Average weight of the 4 heaviest students is 45 kgs. What is the difference between the the maximum and minimum possible average weight overall?

2.8 kgs

2.8 kgs

16.18%

3.2 kgs

3.2 kgs

23.61%

3 kgs

3 kgs

31.03%

4kgs

4kgs

29.18%

Lets say that the students are named a, b, c, d and e, in increasing order of weights. The average of a, b, c and d is 40 kg, whereas the average of b, c, d and e is 45 kg.
The sum of a, b, c and d is 160 kg, and the sum of b, c, d and e is 180 kg.

What is the total weight of all the students?
There are two ways of looking at this.
a) 160 + e
b) 180 + a
Or, e is 20 more than a.

The total weight is 160 + e. So, the highest value of e will correspond to the highest possible average.

The highest possible value of e occurs when it is 20 higher than the highest possible value for a, which is 40 (all the first 4 scores are equal to 40).
So, the highest possible average is 160+60/5 = 44
This will be the case when the weights are 40 kgs, 40kgs, 40 kgs, 40 kgs and 60 kgs.

Conversely, the least possible value for the average occurs when a is the least. This happens when e is the least too (since a is 20 less than e).
The least possible value for e is 45 = 180/4
So, the least possible value for a would be 25.
The least possible average = 180+25/5

= 41

This will be the case when the weights are 25 kgs, 45kgs, 45 kgs, 45 kgs and 45 kgs. So, the difference between maximum possible and minimum possible average = 3 kgs.

The question is "What is the difference between the the maximum and minimum possible average weight overall?"
Hence, the answer is "3 kgs".

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7. Second term in an AP is 8 and the 8th term is 2 more than thrice the second term. Find the sum up to 8 terms of this AP.

124

124

56.1%

108

108

21.41%

96

96

14.36%

110

110

8.13%

Given, Second term of an AP is 8 => a+d =8, 8th term is 2 more than thrice the second term => a+7d = 2 +3(a+d) = 2+3*8 =26 .
a+d =8 -------------- 1
a+7d = 26 -------------- 2
Solving for d in the two equations, we get d = 3 and a =5.
Sum of n terms in an AP = n/2 * [2a +(n-1)d].
=> Sum upto 8 terms in this AP = 8/2

* [2*5 + (8-1)3] => 4*[10+21] = 4*31 = 124.

The question is "Second term in an AP is 8 and the 8th term is 2 more than thrice the second term. Find the sum up to 8 terms of this AP."
Hence the answer is "124"

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8. A. The oldest fossil grasses are just 70 million years old, although grass may have evolved a bit earlier than that.

B. There have been land plants for 465 million years, yet there were no flowers for over two-thirds of that time.

C. The equally-familiar grasses appeared even more recently.

D. Flowering plants only appeared in the middle of the dinosaur era.

DCBA

DCBA

19.46%

BCAD

BCAD

29.94%

CADB

CADB

9.58%

BDCA

BDCA

41.02%

Sentences B and D talk of flowers and flowering plants. Sentence B talks of how land plants existed without flowers for several millions of years. Sentence D talks of when flowering plants appeared. It is clear D follows B.

Sentence C speaks of “equally familiar grasses”. So obviously, some other example- in this case, flowering plants- precedes this.

Sentences A and C talk of the evolution of grasses. A follows C.

The question is " Arrange the sentences in the correct order "
The order is BDCA
Hence, the answer is BDCA

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9.

Considered amongst the greatest works of Western literature, the Iliad, paired with its sequel, the Odyssey, is attributed to Homer.

However, that the author of the Iliad was not the same as the compiler of the fantastic tales in the Odyssey is arguable on several scores. The two epics belong to different literary types; the Iliad is essentially dramatic in its confrontation of opposing warriors who converse like the actors in Attic tragedy, while the Odyssey is cast as a novel narrated in more everyday human speech. In their physical structure, also, the two epics display an equally pronounced difference. The Odyssey is composed in six distinct cantos of four chapters ("books") each, whereas the Iliad moves unbrokenly forward with only one irrelevant episode in its tightly woven plot. Readers who examine psychological nuances see in the two works some distinctly different human responses and behavioral attitudes. For example, the Iliad voices admiration for the beauty and speed of horses, while the Odyssey shows no interest in these animals. The Iliad dismisses dogs as mere scavengers, while the poet of the Odyssey reveals a modern sentimental sympathy for Odysseus's faithful old hound, Argos.

But the most cogent argument for separating the two poems by assigning them to different authors is the archeological criterion of implied chronology. In the Iliad the Phoenicians are praised as skilled craftsmen working in metal and weavers of elaborate, much-prized garments. The shield which the metalworking god Hephaistos forges for Achilles in the Iliad seems inspired by the metal bowls with inlaid figures in action made by the Phoenicians and introduced by them into Greek and Etruscan commerce in the 8th century B.C. In contrast, in the Odyssey Greek sentiment toward the Phoenicians has undergone a drastic change. Although they are still regarded as clever craftsmen, in place of the Iliad's laudatory polydaidaloi ("of manifold skills") the epithet is parodied into polypaipaloi ("of manifold scurvy tricksters"), reflecting the competitive penetration into Greek commerce by traders from Phoenician Carthage in the 7th century B.C.

One thing, however, is certain: both epics were created without recourse to writing. Between the decline of Mycenaean and the emergence of classical Greek civilization—which is to say, from the late 12th to the mid-8th century B.C.—the inhabitants of the Greek lands had lost all knowledge of the syllabic script of their Mycenaean fore-bears and had not yet acquired from the easternmost shore of the Mediterranean that familiarity with Phoenician alphabetic writing from which classical Greek literacy (and in turn, Etruscan, Roman, and modern European literacy) derived. The same conclusion of illiterate composition may be reached from a critical inspection of the poems themselves. Among many races and in many different periods there has existed (and still exists sporadically) a form of purely oral and unwritten poetic speech, distinguishable from normal and printed literature by special traits that are readily recognizable and specifically distinctive. To this class the Homeric epics conform. Hence it would seem an inevitable inference that they must have been created either before the end of the 8th century B.C. or so shortly after that date that the use of alphabetic writing had not yet been developed sufficiently to record lengthy compositions. It is this illiterate environment that explains the absence of all contemporary historical record of the authors of the two great epics.

It is probable that Homer's name was applied to two distinct individuals differing in temperament and artistic accomplishment, born perhaps as much as a century apart, but practicing the same traditional craft of oral composition and recitation. Although each became known as "Homer, " it may be (as one ancient source asserts) that “homros “was a dialectal word for a blind man and so came to be used generically of the old and often sightless wandering reciters of heroic legends in the traditional meter of unrhymed dactylic hexameters. Thus there could have been many Homers. The two epics ascribed to Homer, however, have been as highly prized in modern as in ancient times for their marvelous vividness of expression, their keenness of personal characterization, their unflagging interest, whether in narration of action or in animated dramatic dialogue.

  1. Which of the following cannot be reasonably inferred from the passage?

Before the 12th century BC , the use of syllabic writing existed in Ancient Greece.

Before the 12th century BC , the use of syllabic writing existed in Ancient Greece.

29.44%

Phoenician traders flourished in Greece at the time the Homeric epics were composed.

Phoenician traders flourished in Greece at the time the Homeric epics were composed.

20.3%

Greek, Roman and modern European literacy can be traced back to the Phoenicians.

Greek, Roman and modern European literacy can be traced back to the Phoenicians.

25.38%

Iliad and Odyssey are purely oral poetic speech, set to rhyme.

Iliad and Odyssey are purely oral poetic speech, set to rhyme.

24.87%

Statement a - Before the 12th century BC, the use of syllabic writing existed in Ancient Greece.

We know this to be true from the passage, which talks of the Mycenaean fore-bearers of the Greeks using syllabic writing.

Statement b - Phoenician traders flourished in Greece at the time the Homeric epics were composed.

The passage states that the Phoenicians traders were much admired for their work during the time the Illiad was composed and about a century later, when the Odyssey was composed, the Phoenicians did not enjoy much favor in Greece due to their competitive penetration of the Greek market.

Statement c - Greek, Roman and modern European literacy can be traced back to the Phoenicians.

This is stated in the passage and is true.

Statement d - Iliad and Odyssey are purely oral poetic speech, set to rhyme.

False. While these epics were composed in oral poetic speech, this was in the traditional meter of unrhymed dactylic hexameters. They are not set to rhyme.

The question is "Choose the Correct option "
Hence, the answer is D

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10. Although we have rating agencies like Crisil, ICRA, there is demand to have a separate rating agency for IT companies to protect investors.

Conclusions:

  1. Assessment of financial worth of IT companies calls for separate set of skills, insight and competencies.
  2. Now the investors investing in IT companies will get protection of their investment.

Only conclusion I follows

Only conclusion I follows

32.04%

Only conclusion II follows

Only conclusion II follows

26.41%

Either I or II follows

Either I or II follows

12.32%

Neither I nor II follows

Neither I nor II follows

8.8%

Both I and II follow

Both I and II follow

20.42%

Explanation:

The need for separate rating agency for IT companies clearly indicates that such assessment requires a separate set of skills. So, I follows. However, the statement indicates only the need or demand and neither the future course of action nor its after-effects can be judged. So, II does not follow.

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Interview preparation of Mu Sigma Paper

Mu Sigma Preparation for Freshers Interview Questions and Answers - Interview Preparation:-

In Mu Sigma Test pattern it  has 1 online test and after clearing the online tests students are eligible to give interview round. There are 2 interviews round.

  • Technical Interview
  • HR Interview

In the Technical interview, generally, they ask questions related to your academic subjects.Some important subjects are C,C++,JAVA,DBMS,Data Structure,Operating System.If you have good command in any programming language it will be good.

In an HR interview, they check your communication skills, personality. They ask questions related to your life.

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Mu Sigma Interview Experience

  • Student – Arpit Sharma
  • College – VIT, Vellore.

I would suggest the following strategy to prepare for each stage of the Mu Sigma recruitment process:

Stage 1: muApt – The aptitude test:

The muAPT or the Mu Sigma Aptitude and Personality Test evaluates you on your aptitude, quant and logic, language and communication, personality, and creativity. It is a kind of psychometric test designed to evaluate your aptitude, what kind of a person you are, and how you would react in different situations.

I would recommend the following strategy to prepare for the Mu Sigma test:

  1. Quantitative Aptitude and Logic: Study the basics of quantitative aptitude and logic like reasoning, conditional statements, etc. You can refer to the book Quantitative Aptitude by RS Agrawal.
  2. Language and Communication: Improve your vocabulary and focus on Grammar while preparing for this section. I think the most important part will be Grammar and spoken communication.
  3. Personality and Creativity: There is no way to prepare for this section as there are no right answers to any of the questions. Every person is different in his/her way and that’s good. My only advice would be to not fake your personality or try to portray a different self as they will easily call your bluff in subsequent rounds. They are not looking for any specific kind of people so it’s good to be you.

Stage 2: Video Synthesis

The next round after clearing muAPT will be a video synthesis round. In this round, you will be shown a video clip and you will have to write your synthesis of it in 4-5 sentences. The purpose of this round is to see your ability to make sense of the data you are presented with beyond just summarizing what is shown.

A few tips for this round from my experience as an applicant and a recruiter for Mu Sigma are:

  1. Don’t, just don’t write a summary of what you saw. This is a strict no and will be rejected outright
  2. The video clip will be in English and mostly without subtitles. They will play it only once whether you got it or not. So be prepared and pay full attention
  3. Try to add your perspective to the scene. You don’t necessarily have to agree or support what is shown in the video. But if you are opposing the idea, do so with strong points and you’ll surely be noticed
  4. Write crisp and short points and be as precise as possible, long sentences generally show that your thoughts are not clear and are prone to rejection
  5. Try to add an original perspective to the events of the video as to why it could be happening or what could be the impact, etc.
  6. Lastly, this link might help in establishing the difference between summarizing and synthesizing.

There is not much preparation you can do for this section other than trying to write a short synthesis for different things you read/watch every day.

Stage 3: Group Discussion:

In this stage, the applicants will be made to discuss some topic related to data analytics and its present state. You are not expected to know a lot about the topics. The evaluation criteria are based upon your communication skills and clarity of thought.

You should prepare by practicing regularly to speak in English on random subjects and also by learning tricks of making an impact in a GD and different GD etiquette like when to interrupt, how to speak, and what to do and what not to do.

Stage 4: The interview:

The Mu Sigma Trainee Decision Scientist interview mostly focuses on understanding your personality, your specific skills, and how truthful were you in your muAPT and resume. The key differentiator in this interview will be the focus on your answers in muAPT. The interviewer will ask you to justify your answers in the test to various questions and also ask you to explain why you answered in a particular way. The key here is to not fake or cheat on the test because they will easily find that out in the interview.

The other part will be focused on your video synthesis answers. The interviewer might ask you to elaborate on the points you wrote about the video in your answers and also ask you to explain your stand why you feel so. They will test your deduction skills here to see if you could make sense of the video or data that was presented to you.

They might also ask you questions about the skills and projects that you mention on your resume to see how good you are at them and also to make sure you know what you are talking about. They might ask you for details of your projects or achievements to understand you better.

Lastly, they might try to see how much you know about the company and ask you if you have any questions for them. This is majorly to see your interest in joining the company and your knowledge about the company you want to join.

While the first two sections will be there, the last two are optional and the interviewer might ask you these questions based on how you fare in the first two sections.

Be prepared to answer questions about your projects, academics, and other activities and certifications. You should also stay up to date with the latest developments with the company. Asking a few questions about the company that you couldn’t find answers to on the internet also casts the impression that you are interested in the company.

would suggest the following strategy to prepare for each stage of the Mu Sigma recruitment process:

Stage 1: muApt – The aptitude test:

The muAPT or the Mu Sigma Aptitude and Personality Test evaluates you on your aptitude, quant and logic, language and communication, personality and creativity. It is a kind of psychometric test designed to evaluate your aptitude, what kind of a person you are and how you would react in different situations.

I would recommend the following strategy to prepare for the Mu Sigma test:

  1. Quantitative Aptitude and Logic: Study the basics of quantitative aptitude and logic like reasoning, conditional statements, etc. You can refer to the book Quantitative Aptitude by RS Agrawal.
  2. Language and Communication: Improve your vocabulary and focus on Grammar while preparing for this section. I think the most important part will be Grammar and spoken communication.
  3. Personality and Creativity: There is no way to prepare for this section as there are no right answers to any of the questions. Every person is different in his/her own way and that’s good. My only advice would be to not fake your personality or try to portray a different self as they will easily call your bluff in subsequent rounds. They are not looking for any specific kind of people so it’s good to be you.

Stage 2: Video Synthesis

The next round after clearing muAPT will be a video synthesis round. In this round, you will be shown a video clip and you will have to write your own synthesis of it in 4-5 sentences. The purpose of this round is to see your ability to make sense of the data you are presented with beyond just summarizing what is shown.

A few tips for this round from my experience as an applicant and a recruiter for Mu Sigma are:

  1. Don’t, just don’t write a summary of what you saw. This is a strict no and will be rejected outright
  2. The video clip will be in English and mostly without subtitles. They will play it only once whether you got it or not. So be prepared and pay full attention
  3. Try to add your perspective on the scene. You don’t necessarily have to agree or support what is shown in the video. But if you are opposing the idea, do so with strong points and you’ll surely be noticed
  4. Write crisp and short points and be as precise as possible, long sentences generally show that your thoughts are not clear and are prone to rejection
  5. Try to add an original perspective to the events of the video as to why it could be happening or what could be the impact, etc.
  6. Lastly, this link might help in establishing the difference between summarizing and synthesizing.

There is not much preparation you can do for this section other than trying to write a short synthesis for different things you read/watch everyday.

Stage 3: Group Discussion:

In this stage, the applicants will be made to discuss some topic related to data analytics and its present state. You are not expected to know a lot about the topics. The evaluation criteria is based upon your communication skills and clarity of thought.

You should prepare by practicing regularly to speak in English on random subjects and also by learning tricks of making an impact in a GD and different GD etiquette like when to interrupt, how to speak and what to do and what not to do.

Stage 4: The interview:

The Mu Sigma Trainee Decision Scientist interview mostly focuses on understanding your personality, your specific skills, and how truthful were you in your muAPT and resume. The key differentiator in this interview will be the focus on your answers in muAPT. The interviewer will ask you to justify your answers in the test to various questions and also ask you to explain why you answered in a particular way. The key here is to not fake or cheat on the test because they will easily find that out in the interview.

The other part will be focused on your video synthesis answers. The interviewer might ask you to elaborate on the points you wrote about the video in your answers and also ask you to explain your stand why you feel so. They will test your deduction skills here to see if you could make sense of the video or data that was presented to you.

They might also ask you questions about the skills and projects that you mention on your resume to see how good you are at them and also to make sure you know what you are talking about. They might ask you for details of your projects or achievements to understand you better.

Lastly, they might try to see how much you know about the company and ask you if you have any questions for them. This is majorly to see your interest in joining the company and your knowledge about the company you want to join.

While the first two sections will be there, the last two are optional and the interviewer might ask you these questions based on how you fare in the first two sections.

Be prepared to answer questions about your projects, academics, and other activities and certifications. You should also stay up to date with the latest developments with the company. Asking a few questions about the company that you couldn’t find answers to on the internet also casts the impression that you are interested in the company.

Analytics

Total Number of Question : 41

Total Number of Question : 41

Quants 10

Logical 10

Verbal 8

GK 5

Star Question 2

Case Study 4

Pseudo Code 2

Overall Time : 150 Min

Overall Time : 150 Min

Combined MuApt 45 mins

Combined MuApt 45 mins

Combined MuApt 45 mins

Combined MuApt 45 mins

Star Question 75 mins

Case Study 75 mins

Pseudo code 30 mins

Mu Apt

Cut-off60%
Difficulty70%
Importance70%

General Knowledge

Cut-off60%
Difficulty60%
Importance60%

Case Study + Star Question

Cut-off50%
Difficulty50%
Importance60%

Pseudo Code

Cut-off50%
Difficulty50%
Importance50%

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