Accenture Test Pattern | Accenture Selection Process

About Accenture

Accenture is one of the world's largest IT firms that deals in management consulting, outsourcing and IT services. The headquarters of Accenture is in Dublin, Republic of Ireland. The company came to India in 1987 and established its first Indian office in Mumbai. Today, it has 11 offices in India, spread across all major cities like Bengaluru, Gurgaon, New Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Pune. Accenture helps its clients build high-performance governments and businesses.

Accenture Selection Process

Accenture follows a four-stage process, including three written assessments and an interview. The complete process of selecting candidates focuses on abilities, knowledge, skills, experience and various other related factors. The first step of Accenture recruitment process is primarily an elimination round and is considered difficult by most candidates. The remaining rounds are comparatively moderate in level.

Overview of Accenture Test Pattern 2022

Accenture utilises CoCubes platform for on-campus and off-campus hiring. Since 2021, it has changed its selection structure. The following table broadly details the three parts of Accenture exam pattern:

Accenture Test Rounds	Time Allotted (In Minutes)
Cognitive and Technical Assessment	90
Coding Assessment	45
Communication Test	20
Total	155

Accenture Online Test Syllabus

Accenture conducts the following online tests during its hiring process:

Accenture Test Pattern - Key Topics

Accenture Test Pattern	Sections	Details	Question	Time Allotted (In Minutes)
Round 1	Cognitive Ability Technical Assessment	1. English Ability 2. Critical Reasoning & Problem Solving 3. Abstract Reasoning 1. Pseudo Code 2. Common Applications & MS Office 3. Networking Security & Cloud	50 40	90
Round 2	Coding Assessment (No sectional division)	1. C 2. C++ 3. Dot Net 4. Java 5. Python	2-3	45
Round 3	Communication Test	1. Sentence Mastery 2. Vocabulary 3. Fluency 4. Pronunciation	20	20

Things to Remember:

In the first round, candidates have to appear for the written test consisting 90 questions, to be solved/ answered in 90 minutes.
There is no sectional time limit in the first round.
In Cognitive Assessment, candidates will be tested based on their reasoning and verbal skills.
In the English section, questions are asked reading comprehension passages, fill in the blanks, synonyms, antonyms, para jumbles, sentence completion, vocabulary, etc.
For Abstract Reasoning, question will be based on topics like Coding-Decoding, Logical Sequence, Seating Arrangement, Blood Relations, and Visual Reasoning etc.
In Critical Reasoning & Problem-Solving section, question will be based on topics like Arrangements, Data Sufficiency, Syllogisms, flowcharts, etc.

Accenture Interview Process

Accenture Hiring process’s fourth round consists of HR Interview. Following are the details of this phase:

Interview is held to determine a candidate's personality. Questions can be of wide range starting from your introduction, Qualification, Experience, Industry-specific experience, courses done, your strengths and weaknesses, salary expectations, friends, family etc.
For more information, the applicants can visit Accenture Careers.

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