Did an online application with the usual numerical and logic comprehension tests, these were fine and you get results on how you perform on this. The behavioural test (only yes, no questions) was long and the questions often repeated themselves, this particular section was fairly dull and you get no feedback on this section.
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There was a series of about 50 behavioural questions which often repeated themselves and seemed to have little meaning.
Couple rounds of the interviews. Nothing really complicated, just a general format of a Big-4 interview. However, I didn't make it on the final round. Might try to reapply in 1 year.
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The interviewer asked to give an example of a situation when I had to complete multiple complex projects with a short deadline.
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at PwC (Nueva Delhi) in Dec 2016
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the interview process involved multiple rounds of case studies and puzzles. we were also given mathematical problems to solve on the spot though also we were guided wherever we stuck, the problems were very challenging and required a lot of calculations. The interview also involved guesstimate questions for example guess the number of ice cream vendors in india
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the problem they gave me was as follows; suppose you have a client in bangalore where it rains a lot, your client has to work outdoors everyday so if it rains on a particular day and he had not ordered for a tent beforehand then he has to pay up rs. 5000 for the tent but if he is sure that it will rain tomorrow then he can order for the tent in advance and pay 1000 only. Suppose there is a probability model that correctly estimates the probability that it will rain tomorrow is a linear function of temperature last period and humidity last period, then how should your client incorporate this information and make a decission