
Futures First Business Analyst Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 22 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Futures First.
Business Analyst
They were looking for people with strong math skills and asked estimation questions and many DSA-level puzzles. They were also clear that they need people interested in this role and directly asked about my interest.
- What if futures aren't the priority, then what?
Business Analyst
The process was tough but doable if you're clever. The last interview is easy if you know basics of finance. The group discussion was different, it was quick math.
- What is the price of the Sensex?
- Who is India's finance minister?
- Who is the governor of the RBI?
Business Analyst
It started with an intro where I was asked about my mathematical skills and some math-based questions. Then there were mind games and puzzles, and I had to do fast math calculations within a 120-second time limit. There was also a memory-based game where I had to remember dots appearing on a board, like a chessboard.
- What motivated your decision to transition into finance given your computer science background?
Futures First Business Analyst Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Futures First interview reports.
“Who is the governor of the RBI?”
Read reports →“Who is India's finance minister?”
Read reports →“In a village where couples keep having children until a boy is born, what would be the approximate ratio of males to females after 100 years?”
Read reports →“What is the price of the Sensex?”
Read reports →“Regarding a poker game, what's the chance a player wins with the highest card?”
Read report →“What is 213.879 minus 256.235?”
Read report →“What's the minimum number of matches to determine the best team out of 16 teams?”
Read report →“What is the square and cube of 31?”
Read report →“If a diesel car costs 7 lacs and a petrol car costs 5 lacs, and diesel usage costs 50Rs/Km while petrol costs 70Rs/Km, what is the optimum usage in kilometers (Km) that would justify buying that particular car?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 22 Futures First interview reports.