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The document contains sample questions for the Accenture Hirepro assessment for the 2025 batch, covering various sections such as English Ability, Abstract Reasoning, Critical Reasoning, MS Office, Pseudocode, and Networking. It includes specific question counts for each section and examples of coding questions related to binary representation and array manipulation. Additionally, it provides answers to common MS Office questions and mentions important repeated questions.

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Accenture Questions - Hireproooooooo

The document contains sample questions for the Accenture Hirepro assessment for the 2025 batch, covering various sections such as English Ability, Abstract Reasoning, Critical Reasoning, MS Office, Pseudocode, and Networking. It includes specific question counts for each section and examples of coding questions related to binary representation and array manipulation. Additionally, it provides answers to common MS Office questions and mentions important repeated questions.

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Accenture

Hirepro

Sample Questions
Batch : 2025 Batch
Section wise Questions

English Ability - 52

Abstract Reasoning - 37

Critical Reasoning – 84

Ms Office - 29

Pseudocode - 56

Networking - 43
English Ability

Accenture Hirepro
Critical Reasoning

Accenture Hirepro
Abstract Reasoning

Accenture Hirepro
Pseudocode Section

Accenture Hirepro
Common Application and Ms
office

Accenture Hirepro
Answer : Network
Server
Answer : Primary and
Secondary
Answer : Formula Bar
Answer : ALU
Answer : =
Answer : MAX
Answer : Automatically moves text to the next line
when necessary
Answer : Pen
Drive
Answer : Both A and
C
Answer : Change
Case
Answer :
Workbook
Answer : Restarting
Computer
Answer : F5
Answer : Count
Answer : MS
Access
Answer : All of the
above
Answer : Using the
“Insert” menu
Answer : Internet
Explorer
Answer : Excel
Answer : Ctrl + O
Answer :
NETWORKDAYS
Answer : Count
Answer : Filtering
Answer : ASCII
Answer : Outlook
Answer : Secondary
Answer : Word
Answer : LAN
Networking and Cloud

Accenture Hirepro
Important some old
Repeated Questions
Accenture Coding
Questions
Hirepro
Logic
1.Convert the integer to binary: You can use
built-in functions to convert an integer to its binary
representation.
2.Count the number of ones: Once you have
the binary string, count the number of '1'
characters.
import java.util.Scanner;

public class CountOnesInBinary {


public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.print("Enter an integer: ");
int number = scanner.nextInt();

int count = Integer.bitCount(number);


System.out.println("Number of ones in the binary representation of " + number + " is: "
+ count);
}
}

def count_ones_in_binary(number):
return bin(number).count('1')

number = int(input("Enter an integer: "))


count = count_ones_in_binary(number)
print(f"Number of ones in the binary representation of {number} is: {count}")
Edge Cases: If the array has fewer than two distinct elements, both implementations handle this
scenario by checking if the second smallest element has been updated from its initial value.
Second Smallest Element in the
array
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/frequent-word-array-
strings/
Min and Max element in the array
Min element in the array
Input: [TeamA,TeamB,TeamB,TeamC,TeamA,TeamD,TeamA
Output : TeamA
Thank you

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