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Acies Global

1st round: Online assessment


Proctored assessment and time was 1 hr 15 mins.
It had 5 sections.
• Reading comprehension
• Critical Thinking
• Problem solving
• Numerical reasoning
• Working with data
Each section has time limit. Atleast try to answer 70% correct in each section
Some of the questions asked were:

1. Reading Comprehension questions:

To find synonyms,antonyms of the words. To infer what the passage is about etc..

2. Percy,Jessie,Gabriela, and Elena are assigned to work together on creating an online


customer survey. Jessie is twice as efficient as Gabriela, while Percy is twice as efficient
as Jessie. However, Elena's efficiency is 50% that of Gabriela. Working alone , Gabriela
would have taken 40 hours to complete the task. Working together , how much time
will they need to complete the survey ?
3. Due to a spike in global demand, the outsourcing rate for medical transcription has seen
a spike of 15% if the new rate is $57.5/hour, what was the earlier rate?
4. What fraction is closest to 25%
5. The next number in the series 25,49,97,?
6. 20 bakers can bake 100 cakes in 5 hours. a bakery has 30 bakers available for 1 hour,
and received an order for 40 cakes to be delivered in 3 hours can the bakery complete
the order before the deadline?
7. Find the missing number 17, 37, 65, ?, 145
8. Find next number 1 4 10 19 …
9. Find the next number 143 221 323
10. Statements : All laptops are computers. Some laptops are notebooks. Conclusions : I.
Some notebooks are computers. II. All notebooks are computers...
11. Statements: Most Managers are MBA graduates. No MBA graduate is a CEO, All
CEOs are Managers. A Conclusion: 1. Some MBA graduates are Managers 2. All
Managers are CEOs 3. No CEO is an MBA graduate 4. Some CEOs are MBA
graduates
12. Seating arrangement questions…
13. Putting sentences in order

Round 2: Group Discussion

This round took place for around 20 mins.

The participants were asked to join the google meet link with cameras on.

Each batch contained 5 participants and 3 members of the organization.

The topic given was “Are self driving cars safer or dangerous?”.

1.Each member was given 2 mins to talk about the topic.

2.After everyone completed their turn, they asked us to interact with each other and question
about each other’s opinions.

Round 3: Coding test

It had 5 sections. With separate time limit for each section.

1st section- program to code:

Given a list of integers determine if the product of the integers is even or odd. If the product
is even return sum of integers else return 0

ANSWER:

def check_product_and_get_sum(int_list):

product = 1

for num in int_list:

product *= num

if product % 2 == 0:

return sum(int_list)

else:
return "Product is odd"

integers = [1,2, 3, 4]

result = check_product_and_get_sum(integers)

print(result)

2nd section- debugging:

You are the manager of a popular restaurant chain. You have two warehouses that service your
restaurants. You've been tasked to go through the inventory at both warehouses and provide a
sorted, comprehensive list of all of your items between the two warehouses. Your assistant has
written a function complete_inventory that takes 2 integer arrays (warehouse 1 and warehouse_2)
and 2 integers (x and y) and returns an array. The arrays warehouse_1 and warehouse 2 contain the
product IDs of your inventory in warehouse 1 and warehouse 2 respectively, in sorted fashion. The
integers x and y represent the number of initialized items in warehouse 1 and warehouse 2
respectively. Also note that warehouse_1 will be large enough to hold all values of both
warehouse_1 and warehouse_2 The goal of the function is to combine warehouse_1 and
warehouse_2 into warehouse_1 in a way that you get a sorted array of product IDs from both
warehouses. You found some issues with the function your assistant made and it's up to you to
debug the function.

def complete_inventory(warehouse_1, x, warehouse_2, y ) :

back_index = len(warehouse_1)

first_pointer =x

second_pointer =y

while second_pointer >0 :

if first_pointer >0 and warehouse_1[first_pointer] > warehouse_2[second_pointer] :


warehouse_1[back_index] = warehouse_1[first_pointer]

else:

warehouse_1[back_index] = warehouse_2[second_pointer]

return warehouse_1

ANSWER:

def complete_inventory(warehouse_1, x, warehouse_2, y):

back_index = len(warehouse_1) - 1

first_pointer = x - 1

second_pointer = y - 1

while second_pointer >= 0:

if first_pointer >= 0 and warehouse_1[first_pointer] > warehouse_2[second_pointer]:


warehouse_1[back_index] = warehouse_1[first_pointer]

first_pointer -= 1

else:

warehouse_1[back_index] = warehouse_2[second_pointer]

second_pointer -= 1

back_index -= 1

return warehouse_1

3rd ,4th ,5th section- mcq type questions

Class ,inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction and other oops concepts , datastructures, software
engineering based case studies

Round 4: Technical Interview

2 panelists were there and took around 20 mins.

The questions asked were:

1.Tell me about yourself.

2.explain me about your project.

3.what difficulties u faced in doing the project and how u overcame that.

4.Explain about any internships u have done and what have u learnt from that

5.Consider a scenario where a company’s profit has reduced greatly compared to the previous year.
What solution would u give to the company.

6. There are three boxes, one contains only apples, one contains only oranges, and one contains both apples
and oranges. The boxes have been incorrectly labeled such that no label identifies the actual contents of the
box it labels. Opening just one box, how could you label every box correctly

7. difference between list and tuple


8.what is a database?
9.Is text file a database?

10. Difference between delete and truncate

Final Round:

2 panelists and 20 mins

1.Explain me about your project


2.what is pycharm (since I had mentioned in resume)

3.What is an IDE

4.what is jupyter notebook

5.What is the diff btwn pycharm, vscode and jupyter notebook

6.What are the libraries you use for machine learning

7.what is numpy and pandas

8.What if there is no ide?

9.What are the functions you know in pandas

10.What do you think people misunderstand about you?

11.What would you tell to your younger self

12. What will you consider as your biggest achievement?

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