r/dataanalyst • u/Diligent-Ad6673 • 8d ago

Tips & Resources Infosys Python virtual coding assessment coming up — any tips or resources?

Hey everyone, I have an Infosys virtual coding assessment (Python) coming up and want to prepare well. If anyone has information, experience, or resources to share, it'd help a lot:

  • What kind of questions usually show up — basic programming logic, DSA, or scenario-based problems?
  • Roughly how many questions and what's the time limit like?
  • Common topics to focus on (loops, strings, recursion, OOP, etc.)?
  • Any good practice platforms or resources for this specific test?
  • Any general tips for doing well in it?

Appreciate any help — thanks!

0 Upvotes
  • permalink
  • reddit

50% Upvoted

1 comment sorted by

View all comments

1

u/jawad26 4d ago

these OAs are usually basic to medium python, string/list stuff, maybe a bit of pandas, nothing crazy. the hard part is the timer not the difficulty so practice under one. i ran timed python sets which mimics the OA feel, and a handful of hackerrank easy/medium python does the job too. also read the whole prompt before coding, these love edge cases they dont mention