Accenture Aptitude Test Pattern 2019
Accenture Written Test Pattern 2019
Accenture Written Test Pattern for the year 2019 is very hard to understand for anyone has they have completely different pattern for On Campus and Off Campus Drives. Anyways, what we believe is that, this is the most detailed article on Accenture Aptitude Test Pattern 2019 and will clear all your doubts regarding the pattern.
Accenture Aptitude Test Pattern 2019
We will divide this post into 3 different types –
- On Campus
- Off Campus type 1
- Off Campus type 2
Accenture On Campus Written Test Pattern
The On Campus Written Test is conducted via MeritTrac exam –
- Written Test by MeritTrac
- Verbal English
- Time allotted – 20 mins
- Problems – 20
- Attention to Details
- Time allotted – 15 mins
- Problems – 15
- Logical Reasoning
- Time allotted – 25 mins
- Problems – 20
- Verbal English
- Technical cum HR Interview
| Accenture Written Test Pattern | No. of Questions | Time | Marks per Questions | Cut off |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verbal Ability | 20 | 20 | 1 | 12 – 14 |
| Reasoning Ability | 20 | 25 | 1 | 11 – 13 |
| Attention to Detail | 15 | 15 | 1 | 9-11 |
Detailed Pattern for Verbal
- Reading Comprehension
- Para-jumbles
- Synonyms & Antonyms
- Critical Reasoning
- Sentence Correction
Detailed Pattern for Logical
- Critical Reasoning
- Data Sufficiency
- Coding and Decoding
- Linear Arrangement
- Odd Man Out
Accenture Off Campus Aptitude Test Pattern
Type 1
Via AMCAT –
- Written Test by AMCAT
- English
- Time allotted – 25 mins
- Problems – 25
- Logical
- Time allotted – 35 mins
- Problems – 24
- Aptitude
- Time allotted – 25 mins
- Problems – 25
- Technical Cum HR Interview
- English
| Accenture Aptitude Test Pattern | No. of Questions | Time | Marks | Cut off |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verbal Ability Papers | 25 | 25 | 1 | 18 |
| Quantitative Ability Questions | 24 | 35 | 1 | 17 |
| Logical Reasoning | 25 | 25 | 1 | 16 |
Detailed Pattern for English
- Synonyms
- Antonyms
- Contextual Vocabulary
- Error Identification
- Sentence Improvement & Construction
- Subject-Verb Agreement
- Tenses & Articles
- Preposition & Conjunctions
- Speech & Voices
- Inferential and Literal Comprehension
- Comprehension ordering
Detailed Pattern for Reasoning
- Coding deductive logic
- Blood Relations
- Directional Sense
- Objective Reasoning
- Selection decision tables
- Analogy and Classification pattern recognition
- Coding pattern and Number series pattern recognition
- Data sufficiency
Detailed Pattern for Aptitude
- LCM & HCF
- Divisibility
- Numbers, decimal fractions and power
- Profit and Loss
- Simple and Compound Interest
- Time, Speed and Distance
- Logarithms
- Permutation and Combinations
- Probability
- Inverse
Type 2
Via eLitmus
- Written Test via eLitmus
- Logical Reasoning
- Verbal
- Quants
- Technical cum HR Interview
Aptitude Pattern for Accenture via eLitmus
- Number System
- Geometry
- Probability
- Algebra
- Permutation and Combination
- Ratio and Proportions
- Speed
- Time and Distance
- Time and Work
- AP GP and HP( Newly Introduced in elitmus syllabus 2018)
- Max Score – 200 Marks
- Number of Questions – 20 Questions
- Time for Sections – no sectional timing
Logical Pattern for Accenture via eLitmus
- Logical Reasoning Type 1
- Logical Reasoning Type 2
- Cryptarithmetic
- Data Interpretation (Bar charts)
- Data Interpretation (Pie charts)
- Data Sufficiency Algebra & Arithmetic
- Data Sufficiency Geometry, Logic and Misc
- Data Interpretation(Line Graphs) (Newly Introduced)
- Max Score – 200 Marks
- Number of Questions – 20 Questions
- Time for Sections – no sectional timing
Verbal Pattern for Accenture via eLitmus
- Reading Comprehension
- Grammatical Errors based Questions
- Para Jumbles
- Sentence Completion – Subject Verb(Newly Introduced in elitmus syllabus 2018)
- Sentence Completion – Vocabulary
- Sentence Completion – Tenses (Newly Introduced in elitmus syllabus 2018)
- Max Score – 200 Marks
- Number of Questions – 20 Questions
- Time for Sections – no sectional timing
| Accenture Pattern via eLitmus | Questions | Marks for Section | Percentile Range | Negative Marking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Problem Solving and Reasoning | 20 Questions | 200 Marks | 35 – 90 marks = 75 – 95 percentile | Yes |
| Quantitative Aptitude | 20 Questions | 200 Marks | 50 – 80 marks = 75 – 95 percentile | Yes |
| Verbal | 20 Questions | 200 Marks | 95 – 160 marks = 65 – 90 percentile | Yes |
| Total | 60 Questions | 600 Marks | 150 – 240 marks 75 – 90 percentile | Yes |
Student Experience for Accenture
On Campus
- Name: Krishna Nagarjun
- College: Meenakshi Sundararajan College of Technology
- Branch: Computer Science
- Type of interview: On-Campus Interview
Student Interview
This year Accenture came to our college for recruitment drive. Our TPO (training and placement officer) provided us the registration link so that we can register ourselves and get our admit cards. Furthermore, he told all girls to lay great emphasis on this drive as Accenture hire more girls, and therefore, the chances of selection are higher among girls. The eligibility criteria for Accenture was 60% throughout the academic career and no current backlogs. So I immediately started preparing for the drive through previous Accenture interview question on PrepInsta. I practiced both solved and unsolved papers for the placement drive. There were two rounds in the interview, first, the MeritTrac aptitude test and second, the HR round.
MeritTrac Paper
This paper had three sections: Verbal ability, LRDI and Attention to Detail. We had to clear each section individually to clear the cut-off.
- The Verbal section had passages, reading comprehensions, and sentence correction, and synonyms and antonyms questions. There were in-total 20 questions in this section.
- The LRDI section had 20 questions on coding-decoding, analytical reasoning, letter series, and seating arrangement. The time limit was 25 minutes.
- The Attention to Detail questions were slightly tricky. The questions were based on pattern matching. There were 15 questions in this section. PrepInsta was a great help in practising such type of questions.
The results were uploaded on the college website. Fortunately, I cleared the paper and was selected for the HR Interview round.
All the selected candidates were asked to report in the college auditorium sharp at 9:00 a.m. with the original and Xerox documents along.
HR Interview
The interview began at 10:00 A.M. I was very nervous before the interview. As I entered the hall, the HR was seated there. He asked me for my resume, and started asking questions from it.
- What was your project about?
- What language did you use?
- What was your roll in it?
- What do you know about Accenture?
- What profile are you looking for in Accenture?
- Why should we hire you?
The interview went for 15-20 minutes. It was great experience. The list of all the selected students was displayed on the college notice board.
Luckily, I got selected. After a week I received a congratulations mail from Accenture, and was invited to join Accenture Bengaluru as Software Engineer Trainee.
Via AMCAT
- Name: Sushma Pillay
- College: Hindustan Institute of Technology
- Branch: Computer Science
- Type of interview: Off-Campus Interview
Student Interview
I applied for Accenture off-campus drive through AMCAT. I registered for AMCAT through www.aspiringminds.com. I started preparing for the written test from previous year papers available on PrepInsta and referred some other competitive books. The eligibility criteria for Accenture is 60% throughout the academic career and no current backlogs. Since I met the eligibility criterion I was shortlisted for the written test.
AMCAT Written Paper
AMCAT paper was divided into three sections Verbal Ability, Quantitative Analysis, and Logical Reasoning. The paper had 75 questions which were to be completed in 95 minutes. There was a sectional cut- off for each section.
Verbal ABILITY section had 25 questions, and the time limit for this section was 25 minutes. This section was of medium difficulty level with 4 Reading Comprehensions, passages, and Fill in the blanks. The reading comprehensions were quite long, but they were simple as well.
In the Quantitative Analysis section, there were 25 questions. The paper was of medium difficulty level. This section had questions related to basic mathematics such as Permutation and Combination, Profit and loss, Geometry and Time and Work.
In the Logical Reasoning section, the questions were conceptual. This section was slightly tricky as compared to the other two sections. The questions were moderate to difficult. There were 25 questions and the time limit for this section was of 35 minutes. There were questions on puzzles, charts, graphs, and tables.
The scorecard for AMCAT was issued after a month. I managed to get a good score eligible for the major IT companies. I received an email from Aspiring minds informing that I have been shortlisted for ACCENTURE interview.
My interview was scheduled on 10 May at Accenture Mumbai. The HR interview began at 10:00 am. The interview was completely non-technical. The HR asked for my resume, and the interview began,
Introduce Yourself
Tell me something about you which is not on the resume
What do you know about Accenture?
Have you done any certifications?
How would you be fruitful for us?
Are you fine with relocation?
The interview went very good. I answered all the questions with confidence. The HR also seemed happy with my performance. After 15 days I received an email from Accenture. It was a congratulations mail that I was selected. I was very happy. I received the joining letter after two months.
Via eLitmus
- Name: Krutika Nair
- College: Anna University Chennai
- Branch: Computer Science
- Type of interview: Off-Campus Interview
Student Interview
I applied for Accenture through eLitmus entrance exam. Accenture was my dream company, not just, because it is the best in the IT industry, but this company highly encourages women empowerment and equal pay to women employees. Accenture has strict 60% criteria. There should be no education gap than a year and there should be no current backlogs. My friend suggested me to apply for eLitmus test. PrepInsta helped me for preparation of this paper especially with the crypto arithmetic questions.
The Ph Test
I applied for this paper online at eLitmus.com. After filling the form, I received my admit card on my registered email id. It was a paper and pen based test paper. My centre for the test was in Bangalore. The elitmus Test was divided into three sections, Quantitative Analysis, Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation and Verbal Ability. The test was of 120 minutes and every section had exactly 20 questions each. To clear this paper I had to score minimum 75 percentile in each section.
- In the Quantitative Analysis or The Aptitude section, most of the questions were related to speed time and distance. I had practiced many questions of this type on PrepInsta. The questions were very difficult and time consuming.
- In the Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation section, all the questions were of medium-difficulty level except one, the crypto arithmetic question.
- In the Verbal Ability section, there were four Reading comprehension passages, para-jumbles, synonyms and antonyms questions.
The result of the paper was declared after 14 days. I scored 78 percentile in Quants, 90.06 percentile in Logical Reasoning and 88.08 percentile in Verbal. On an average I was eligible to apply for major IT companies. I applied through the eLitmus site for Accenture.
After a month, I received an email from Accenture that I was shortlisted for the face-to-face interview. I had to report at Accenture Bangalore for the interview along with documents,
- Original and photocopy of all the mark sheets from 10th.
- 4 passport size photos
- Printout of the call letter from Accenture
- Printout of the eLitmus score card
HR Interview
The interview was scheduled on May 14th, 2016 at the Accenture Bangalore Campus. I was the only candidate there who applied through elitmus. As my turn came, I was very nervous. I entered the cabin, and greeted the interviewer. He asked for my resume, and went through it. The first question was introduce yourself. Then the interview went further,
- Tell me something, which is not present on this resume.
- Is this your first interview?
- What were you doing from past eight months?
- What was your role in your final year project?
- Will you be comfortable in moving to another city?
- If selected how you will be beneficial for our company?
- What is your salary expectation?
The interview went for about 15 minutes. I was asked to submit all the printouts of the documents with two passport size photos. He told me they would inform with a conformation mail regarding the result of the selection process.
After a week, I received an auto-generated message from Accenture declaring I had been selected. Further details were sent to my mail id. The joining letter came after four months. I was selected as the Software engineer trainee at Accenture.
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hi,iam bharath kumar.i had completed my b.tech in may,2019.i want to write elitmus ph test for accenture.please help me the process abd provide me if there is any link available to apply for test.
thanks,
bharath