
Bharti Airtel Account Executive Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 12 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Bharti Airtel.
Sales Executive
The interview started really late, way behind schedule. Lots of people thought it wouldn't even happen but it went on until late night. They managed to narrow down the pool from 90 to 10 people. The interview itself was direct and to the point. It included both written and oral parts. You should be careful about mentioning hobbies on your resume because I was asked to sing during the interview.
- Are you able to be in the field as much as needed?
- Would you be able to sing?
Sales Executive
The interview process started with resume shortlisting, where about 40 students out of 150-200 were selected. Then came Round 1, an online test on Hackerrank. This round had two parts: 20 MCQs to be completed in 20 minutes, covering topics like data structures, complexity analysis, and aptitude, followed by 2 coding questions to be solved in 45 minutes.
- Questions on data structures, complexity analysis, aptitude, etc.
- Given a string 's' and an array 'roll', where roll[i] indicates rolling the first roll[i] characters of the string, apply each roll[i] to the string and return the final string. Rolling a character means incrementing its ASCII value; for example, 'z' would roll to 'a', and 'b' would roll to 'c'.
Sales Executive
First there was resume screening and skill mapping. Then a written test and personal interview. After that, a situation-based test and a Shastra study open-book test. Finally, compensation mapping, sop, a 1-week trial, and qualification and certificate scrutiny.
- Can you tell me about your salary expectations and the reasoning behind them?
Bharti Airtel Account Executive Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Bharti Airtel interview reports.
“Given a string 's' and an array 'roll', where roll[i] indicates rolling the first roll[i] characters of the string, apply each roll[i] to the string and return the final string. Rolling a character means incrementing its ASCII value; for example, 'z' would roll to 'a', and 'b' would roll to 'c'.”
Read reports →“What are journal entries and how do changes in components affect them?”
Read reports →“Can you explain cash flow ratios?”
Read reports →“Would you be able to sing?”
Read reports →“What is your basic understanding of the organization?”
Read report →“Are you able to be in the field as much as needed?”
Read report →“Would you be able to perform spontaneous sales skits for the given product?”
Read report →“Can you introduce yourself?”
Read report →“As an engineering graduate, what motivates you to pursue a sales role at Bharti Airtel?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 12 Bharti Airtel interview reports.