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NTT DATA Interview Experiences
3935 interview stories from candidates at 857 companies: how each round went, what was asked and how it ended. Every company page links to practice questions in the same style.
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- NTT DATA Consultant interview: offer that did not meet expectationsNTT DATA · Consultant · HR Screen · Jul 2026Offer
HR contacted me within about a day of my application, and we aligned on the role and the team's needs. About a week later, I had an interview that was transparent about the position and expectations. They asked about relevant experience and used a practical case to assess my strategic and analytical thinking. The difficulty felt manageable and depended more on clear communication than trying to c…
- NTT DATA Software Engineer interview: graduate assessment-centre logisticsNTT DATA · Software Engineer · New Grad · Other · Jul 2026
The interview itself was not technically difficult, but the logistics threw me off immediately. I attended a graduate assessment centre scheduled to begin at 9:00 and was told to arrive early. At about 9:10, I was still waiting at the front desk with no staff in sight. During the introduction, I learned that the session was actually supposed to start later, around 9:30, and that the expected arri…
- NTT DATA Software Engineer interview: unclear Java questionsNTT DATA · Software Engineer · Technical Screen · Jul 2026
The technical interview leaned heavily on Java and software fundamentals. I expected clear, role-focused questions, but the interviewer was not always clear about what was being asked, so it was hard to judge how much detail an answer needed. The conversation also covered version control and GitHub, HTTP basics, database management, a project I had worked on, and other practical experience. That…
- Software Engineer interview at NTT DATA: interview experienceNTT DATA · Software Engineer · Jul 2026Offer
I went through two technical discussions and one assessment round. The structure seemed meant to confirm that I could do the work rather than repeat buzzwords. The overall atmosphere was professional and calm, and the interviewers came across as technically solid. The technical conversations followed my resume in a natural way, and the assessment did not feel like a gotcha. I felt the interviewer…