Accenture Aptitude Questions with Solutions

Accenture Aptitude Questions are given below on this page. The following questions are from Accenture Aptitude papers from various years. This section is of moderate difficulty. You can find here previous year accenture aptitude questions and answers here.

Accenture Aptitude paper consist of 20 questions and time limit of the question is 20 minute.A lot of questions can be repeated in the same pattern in the exam so it is advised to prepare each and every question given on PrepInsta.

Accenture Aptitude Test

Number of Questions 15
Difficulty Level High
Total time Limit 15 Min

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Questions

15

Time

15 mins

Type of Test

Non Adaptive

Negative Marking

No

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  • Number of Questions - 15
  • Time -15 mins

There is no sectional Timing,In accenture there  will be 20 Questions given in Aptitude Test that you have to solve in 20 Minutes.

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Question #1

Ram bought ‘a’ flowers for ‘b’ rupees, where ‘a’ and ‘b’ are integers. If he had bought 10 more flowers he would have got all for Rs. 2 and saved 80 paise a dozen. What are the respective values of ‘a’ and ‘b’?

  • A

    5,1

    5,1 50.91%
  • B

    4,2

    4,2 29.09%
  • C

    3,2

    3,2 14.55%
  • D

    6,1

    6,1 5.45%
  • PrepInsta Explanation

Approach :a flowers are for b rupees; and a+10 flowers are for 2 rupees
Therefore, b < 2 and since b is an integer, so b=1
(100/a) – (200/a+10)= 80/12
a = 5

Question #2

The HCF of two numbers is 21 and their LCM is 4641. If one of the numbers is between 200 and 300, find the other number.

  • A

    221

    221 15.56%
  • B

    223

    223 24.44%
  • C

    357

    357 42.22%
  • D

    441

    441 17.78%
  • PrepInsta Explanation

Approach: Let the numbers be x and y
Then 4641*21 = x * y
Numbers can also be expressed as multiples of the HCF. Thus, x= 21a and y = 21b
Now 4641 * 21 = 21a * 21b
Or 13*17*21 *21= 21a *21b
Comparing LHS and RHS, a and b are 13*21 (=273) and 17*21(=357) in any order.
The answer is 357

Question #3

A company offered its 350 employees a bonus of Rs 10 to each male and Rs 8.15 to each female. All the females accepted but a certain percentage of males refused to accept. The total bonus paid was independent of the number of males. What was the total amount paid to the females (in rupees)?

  • A

    1667.50

    1667.50 22.22%
  • B

    1222.50

    1222.50 41.67%
  • C

    2852.50

    2852.50 25%
  • D

    None of these

    None of these 11.11%
  • PrepInsta Explanation

Approach :Let ‘m’ be the number of males, and let ‘x’ be the fraction of males refusing the bonus. Then the total bonus paid T= 8.15(350-m)+10(1-x)m

= 2852.5+m(1.85-10x),which will be independent of m only if x=0.185; so T=2852.5
Now, number of males refusing bonus= 0.185m, which has to be a +ve integer
Therefore 185m/1000 is a +ve integer or 185/(1000/m) is a +ve integer. 1000/m =37 or 5. 37 not possible; so 1000/m=5, which gives m=200. Thus females=150. Bonus paid to females= 8.15*150=1222.5

Question #4

A fill pipe can fill a tank in 20 hours, a drain pipe can drain a tank in 30 hours. If a system of n pipes (fill pipes and drain pipes put together) can fill the tank in exactly 5 hours, which of the following are possible values of n (More than one option could be correct)?

  1. 32

  2. 54

  3. 29

  4. 40

  • A

    1 and 2 only

    1 and 2 only 11.11%
  • B

    1 and 3 only

    1 and 3 only 40.74%
  • C

    2 and 4 only

    2 and 4 only 18.52%
  • D

    2 and 3 only

    2 and 3 only 29.63%
  • PrepInsta Explanation

3 fill pipes cancel out 2 drain pipes. Plus, you need an additional 4 fill pipes fill the tank in 5 hours. so the answer has to be 5k + 4.
Both 54 and 29 are possible.\
The question is "which of the following are possible values of n?"

Hence, the answer is "2 and 3 only".

Question #5

1 unit of x% alcohol is mixed with 3 units of y% alcohol to give 60% alcohol. If x > y, how many integer values can x take?

  • A

    19

    19 3.33%
  • B

    20

    20 46.67%
  • C

    21

    21 26.67%
  • D

    13

    13 23.33%
  • PrepInsta Explanation


To start with x > y => x > 60 > y.
(x – 60) = 3(60 – y).
60 – y is an integer => x – 60 has to be a multiple of 3.
x can take values {63, 66, 69 ….. 99}– A total of 13 values.

The question is \"how many integer values can x take?\"

Hence, the answer is \"13\".

Question #6

A earns 25% more than B. C earns 25% more than A. A earns 20% more than D. E earns 20% more than A. A, B, C, D, and E earn integer amounts less than Rs. 100. What is the total amount earned by all five of them put together?

  • A

    Rs. 300

    Rs. 300 18.52%
  • B

    Rs. 245

    Rs. 245 11.11%
  • C

    Rs. 305

    Rs. 305 55.56%
  • D

    Rs. 480

    Rs. 480 14.81%
  • PrepInsta Explanation

Compare the income of A, B, C and D.

A = 5/4
* B or B = 4/5 * A
C = 5/4 * A
A = 6/5 * D or D = 5/6 * A
E = 6/5

* A

In order for the amounts earned by A, B, C, D and E to be integers, the amount earned by A should be a multiple of 4, 5 and 6. Or, the amount earned by A should be a multiple of 60. The only multiple of 60 that is a 2–digit number is 60.
So, if A earns Rs. 60, B should earn Rs. 48. C should earn Rs. 75, D should earn Rs. 50 and E should earn Rs. 72.
The total income earned by all 5 of them should be equal to
Rs. 60 + Rs. 48 + Rs. 75 + Rs. 50 + Rs. 72 => Rs. 305

The question is " What is the total amount earned by all five of them put together?"
The total income earned by all 5 of them should be equal to Rs. 305
Hence, the answer is Rs. 305

Question #7

On a long stretch of east-west road, A and B are two points such that B is 350 km west of A. One car starts from A and another from B at the same time. If they move towards each other, then they meet after 1 hour. If they both move towards east, then they meet in 7 hrs. The difference between their speeds, in km per hour, is

  • A

    50

    50 45.45%
  • B

    46

    46 27.27%
  • C

    100

    100 18.18%
  • D

    150

    150 9.09%
  • PrepInsta Explanation


Given that A and B are two points such that B is 350 km west of A. One car starts from A and another from B at the same time.
They meet after one hour or their relative velocity is (a + b)km/hr and their relative distance is 350kms
a + b = 3501 which is equal to 350 kms/hr

If they both move towards east, then they meet in 7 hrs.
We have to find the difference between their speeds, in km per hour. B is catching upon A, so once again their relative distance will be 350kms.
Relative speed = b – a , B travels faster so that it can meet a.
⟹ 350b−a

= 7
⟹ b - a = 50 km/hr
We know that b + a = 350 km/hr
By this we can find the values of a and b but they have asked for only the difference between their speeds which is b – a = 50km/hr

The question is "On a long stretch of east-west road, A and B are two points such that B is 350 km west of A. One car starts from A and another from B at the same time. If they move towards each other, then they meet after 1 hour. If they both move towards east, then they meet in 7 hrs. The difference between their speeds, in km per hour, is [TITA]"
Hence, the answer is 50 km/hr

Question #8

The average height of 22 toddlers increases by 2 inches when two of them leave this group. If the average height of these two toddlers is one-third the average height of the original 22, then the average height, in inches, of the remaining 20 toddlers is

  • A

    30

    30 10.53%
  • B

    28

    28 31.58%
  • C

    32

    32 42.11%
  • D

    26

    26 15.79%
  • PrepInsta Explanation

From the given data let us assume the average height of 22 toddlers to be a
If two of them leaves this group then average height of 20 toddlers increases by 2 so a + 2
If the average height of two toddlers who leaves the group is one third the average height of the original 22
No.of toddlers × average = Total
Hence we can write the equation in such a way that,
22a = 20(a + 2) + 2a/3
2a – 2a/3 = 40
⟹ 4a/3

= 40
a = 30
We need to find the average of remaining 20 toddlers.
⟹ a + 2 = 30 + 2 = 32

The question is "The average height of 22 toddlers increases by 2 inches when two of them leave this group. If the average height of these two toddlers is one-third the average height of the original 22, then the average height, in inches, of the remaining 20 toddlers is"
Hence, the answer is 32

Question #9

The manufacturer of a table sells it to a wholesale dealer at a profit of 10%. The wholesale dealer sells the table to a retailer at a profit of 30%. Finally, the retailer sells it to a customer at a profit of 50%. If the customer pays Rs 4290 for the table, then its manufacturing cost (in Rs) is

  • A

    1500

    1500 26.09%
  • B

    2000

    2000 47.83%
  • C

    2500

    2500 21.74%
  • D

    3000

    3000 4.35%
  • PrepInsta Explanation

Question #10

If x is a real number such that log35 = log5(2 + x), then which of the following is true?

  • A

    0 < x < 3

    0 < x < 3 23.08%
  • B

    23 < x < 30

    23 < x < 30 15.38%
  • C

    x > 30

    x > 30 26.92%
  • D

    3 < x < 23

    3 < x < 23 34.62%
  • PrepInsta Explanation

log3 5 = log5 (2 + x)
Since log3 3 = 1 and log3 9 = 2 , we can say that 2 > log3 5 > 1
We need to find the range of x
If log5 (2 + x) > 1
⟹ 2 + x > 5
⟹ x > 3
If log5 (2 + x) < 2
⟹ 2 + x < 52
⟹ 2 + x < 25
⟹ x < 23
Therefore 3 < x < 23

The question is "If x is a real number such that log35 = log5(2 + x), then which of the following is true ?"
Hence, the answer is 3 < x < 23

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College: IIT, Varanasi
Branch: Computer Science
Type of interview: ON-campus Interview

Accenture is a multinational company for professional services, which conducted its pool campus drive in our college last year. I was very excited when our training and placement officer informed us about the same. We were asked us to assemble in the auditorium a fewdays prior to the interview process, and he gave us a brief overview of the company, its eligibility criteria, and interview process. Also, he shared the link to apply for the exam. I started my preparation for the exam as soon as I received my exam details. I also started looking for previous questions to get an idea of how to get selected for the exam, where I
came to know about the Prepinsta material. I immediately bought the material online and started my preparation as it covered almost everything I needed. The eligibility criteria informed to us was 60% marks throughout the academic career with no current backlogs. We were informed that the first round would be communication assessment, and only those students who cleared that round will be moved forward for the online test, technical interview, and HR interview.

Round 1: Communication Assessment Test
This was the first round, and it was divided into 6 sections that included Reading, Repeating, Question Answer, Sentences building, Story Telling, and Open questions. Everyone got only 20-30 seconds to answer each question orally. The following are thequestions asked in those 6 rounds.

Reading- In this round we were supposed to speak a sentence for recording whose text was displayed on the screen. The section had six different sentences, and I was asked to read 3 questions out of it.

Repeating Sentences- An audio clip consisting of a single sentence was played, you have to listen to that sentence and speak it for recording. The section had around twelve different audio clips.

Question Answer- Here I was given around 24 simple questions which were asked by the system, and I was asked to understand the question properly and tell the answers for recording.

Sentences building/jumbled sentences - Here, a sentence was given that was sliced into three parts, and the three parts were spoken in a jumbled way. I was required to listen to it and speak out the corrected form of the sentence. The length of the sentences was increasing with every subsequent sentence. Around 6-12 questions were asked.

Story Telling- A short story of around one minute was spoken in a stretch. I was asked to listen to the story, understand the gist, remember the characteristics, locations, happenings and tell the summary of the story in around 30-40 seconds.

Open Questions- It was like an HR round. HR question was asked and one minute was
given to answer those questions. I successfully cleared the first round and was asked to wait until I receive a mail regarding the further rounds.

Round 2 - Accenture Online Test
The round second was divided into two different sections, Cognitive Test and Technical
Test. 90 minutes were given to complete the two tests.

● Cognitive Test - This round contains 3 sections. Each section consisted of 20 questions and time given was 20 minutes. This round contained Quantitative aptitude, analytical reasoning, and written communication questions.

Quantitative aptitude section was quite tough as the time given was not sufficient. Some of the topics were directional Sense, Coding-Decoding, mensuration, ages, percentage, sentence completion, and some more verbal questions.

● Technical Assessment - This round was divided into two sections: Fundamentals of
Programming and Pseudocode. The time given to complete this round was 30
minutes. 20 questions were from Fundamental of Programming, and 10 questions
were from Pseudocode.

I managed to clear the paper with the help of Prepinsta material and was selected for the next
round that took place the very next day at the college campus. We were asked by our
placement officer to carry one copy of the updated resume, original mark sheets till 7th
semester, and 2 passport-sized photos.

Technical Interview Round
After the written test, I was selected for the face to face technical round. When I entered the
room there were 5 interviewers. The questions asked were related to their final year project
and its subject. Some of the technical questions asked to me were:

1. A brief interview about my last semester project and my role in it.
2. What is core C and C++?
3. What is polymorphism and explain Oops concept?
4. Explain at least 3 basic concepts/ features of OOPS.
5. What are recursive functions? Give three examples.
6. What can you tell us about the latest android version M and how is it different from
others?

HR Round

After the Technical interviews round the last was the HR interview. The final interview was
taken by the HR of the company. When I went inside, he asked me for my resume. He then
asked me what I know about the company and why I want to join here. He asked me more
basic questions, and some of them were:
● What was your final year project, and what was your role in it?
● Do you prefer to work on the front-end or the back-end in a project?
● Would you be okay if relocated to some other city?
● What are your salary expectations?
The interview went well, and I was pretty confident to get through it. When the interview got
over, we were told to wait for the mail concerning our results. After a week I got the mail that
I was selected for the job.

Analytics

LCM and HCF(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Divisibilty(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:2-3
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: High
  • Suggested time to solve: 1 Min

Number,Decimal Fractions and Power(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:Medium
  • Importance: High
  • Suggested time to solve: 1 Min 10 Sec

Time and Work(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:2-3
  • Difficulty Level:Medium
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 1 Min

Averages(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance:Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Profit and Loss(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:Medium
  • Importance:High
  • Suggested time to solve: 1 Min

Simple and Compound Interest(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:Medium
  • Importance:Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Time,Speed and Distance(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:2-3
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance:Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 1 Min

Inverse(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:2-3
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Ratio and Proportion (CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Algebra(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Surds and Indices(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Logarithms(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Probability and Permutation and Combination(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Progression(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:Medium
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 1 Min

Area,Shape and Perimeter(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:2-3
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Percentage(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:2-3
  • Difficulty Level:Medium
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 55 Sec

Geometry(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:Medium
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 1 Min

Trignometry(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: High
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Equations(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:Medium
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve:1 Min

Series and Progression(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:2-3
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: High
  • Suggested time to solve:1 Min

Pipes and Cisterns(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: Medium
  • Suggested time to solve: 45 Sec

Mixture and Allegations(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance:High
  • Suggested time to solve: 50 Sec

Mensuration(CoCubes)

  • No Of Questions:1-2
  • Difficulty Level:High
  • Importance: High
  • Suggested time to solve: 1 Min

Aptitude Overview

Accenture Aptitude Test Paper

Total Number of Questions:-15

Total Time Limit-15 Min

Difficulty Level:-Medium to High

Importance:-High

Quants

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Difficulty

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Ans. Yes, as observed in the previous year papers a good percentage of Question are highly in the Accenture Exam. Thus studying from Accenture Sample Papers for First round is not suggested directly practice from past year paper with answers on PrepInsta. In Accenture there will be 20 questions in accenture aptitude test that you have to solve in 20 Minutes.

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