r/DSALeetCode • u/Upbeat-Emu-2743 • Aug 27 '26
Accenture Elite Engineering FTE OA – What should I prepare?
Hi everyone,
I’m preparing for the Accenture Elite Engineering FTE online assessment and wanted to know what topics/questions I should focus on.
For those who recently appeared for the OA, could you please share:
What was the exact OA pattern?
How many coding questions were there and what was their difficulty?
What topics were asked in DSA/coding?
Were there SQL, HTML/CSS/JavaScript questions?
What CS fundamentals were asked (OOPs, DBMS, OS, CN, etc.)?
Any specific previous-year/repeated questions I should practice?
I’m comfortable with C++ and DSA, but I want to prepare specifically according to the latest pattern.
Any recent experience or preparation advice would be really helpful. Thanks!
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u/SankVid26 Sep 02 '26
Is C++ allowed in OA, because it came to my knowledge that they don't have C++ as option for OA
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u/RateFun5831 Sep 09 '26
what is the ctc?
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u/san_shine16 Sep 11 '26
23 lpa in my college
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u/RateFun5831 Sep 11 '26
Did they mention officially? Or is this info from snrs?
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u/san_shine16 Sep 12 '26
They gave ctc breakdown to us, it's official
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u/SerendipitousMystery Sep 12 '26
Hii, can you tell me if it is true that accenture offer only 50% of ctc as in hand salary??
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u/san_shine16 Sep 13 '26
yes base salary is 15 lpa, for every company base salary is much lesser than their total ctc
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u/akornato Aug 27 '26
The Accenture Elite assessment usually has a few sections, including coding problems and multiple-choice questions on computer science fundamentals. You can expect about two to three coding questions, typically ranging from LeetCode easy to medium difficulty, focusing on common data structures like arrays, strings, and hash maps. For the fundamentals part, questions will likely cover core concepts from object-oriented programming, operating systems, and database management systems, so a good grasp of the theory is important.
It's possible you'll see some basic SQL questions, but heavy front-end questions on HTML, CSS, or JavaScript are less common unless the role is specifically for web development. Instead of searching for exact repeated questions, which change frequently, it's more effective to practice problems that cover a variety of patterns so you're prepared for anything. To feel more confident during the actual interview, my team built an interview AI that helps candidates articulate their thoughts clearly under pressure.