Amdocs Papers and tips

hi friends

here is the model of the test paper of amdocs
. it may not give a clear picture but it helps.
There was just an aptitide cum language test and an
interview ....believe no-great-shakes at all. Well,
the test was not written, but online....with 5 tests
each timed, here are the type of questions:

The first one was about 36 questions-20 mins:

There were different symbols and various inputs and
outputs across the symbols & analyzing the input &
output, we have to figure out what each symbol does.
There would be a set of 4 questions based on these
symbols.

eg.
LMN--> XY-->|
| |
| |
PQRS--->@----------------->$---->PQSRR
| |
| |
|-->LNM |--->XYY

Like in the above figure(crude attempt!), @
interchanges the last 2 letters & $ repeats the last
letter....generally it involved 2 more symbols.

There would be 4 questions like:

1) DFS--->@-->@--->$--->
4 different ouputs would be given to select

2) ASDH---->ASHDD
Different symbol sequences are given & the correct
alternative that produces the output obviously had to
be selected.

The next set of 4 questions had different
interpretation for the symbols.

The second also an analytical test, 36 questions-20
mins:

Different symbols that represented filters were given
& their functioning if they worked & if they didn't
were also given, we had to study them & then proceed
with the test..the filters description were always
present on the screen...so we didn't have to memorize
anything. There were some 8-10 different filters, I
think.....like Filter A would filter out orange &
yellow colours if functioning well or allow all
colours to pass if it is erroneous.

The questions had an input & 4 filters & final
output....one of the filters is not functioning well,
we had to find which was the faulty filter.

The third test was also 36 questions -20mins

Here, there is an input which goes through a flowchart
(thus involving process, decision making) & we had to
determine the output. The input may be a big or small,
round or square and red or yellow figure...thus there
could be 8 different inputs...one of these were sent
through a series of steps wherein (say)...the shape &
colour is changed, then the intermediate output is
compared with a given state..if it matches, it goes
through a set of steps...if not a different....after a
few number of such processes & decisions, the output
had to be selected & all the 8 different outputs were
given as choice.

The 4th test was for 9 mins-60 questions...this was
the easiest of the lot....it was basically just
comparing the given string of characters with differnt
options to find the exact match.
eg(FY%{o)

1) (FY%{o) 2) (FY%}o) 3) (FY%{O) 4) (FY${o)

Finally, the language test where they gave 1 and a 1/2
hour to study a language & answer the
questions(20)...the language is similar to C &
Pascal....very simple(no pointers)...questions with
lines of code missing & determine the missing line of
the given options....easy ones based on fibonacci &
the like.

1.) WXYZ



WXYY
WXY

WXY






WWXY
2.) EFGH



ABCD DBCAX
DBCA
EFGHX




FGHX
3.)
ABCD DCBA DCB

DCBA




DCAB
4.) HGFF BC


A AA AAA AA

HGF B

KLM MLK MMLK

FGH BB
5.) ABCD FGHI




ZYXW YXWZ YXWZZ

BCDA FGHII

JKLMA
AKLMJ JKLM


ACDB FGHIIA

6.)
IJK LMN OPQ



ABCD ABC AABC AACB


IJ LLMN OQP

EFGH FGH FG FFG



J LLM OOQP
7.)

BCCD FHG JKLMN



FGGH FGH FHG HG H


BCD JKLM





BC KLM
8.)
IGHIF JKLM



ABCD DBCA DBAC DBACC


FGHII JKML

NOPQ NOPQQ OPQQ




FGHI KML

9.)

HIJKL WXYZ




ABC PAB






EFG EFG




PHI WXYZ

THIS IS THE FIRST SECTION ONLY. (36 QUESTIONS)
THESE R THE GIVEN DIAGRAMS.
IN EACH DIAGRAM SOME DATA IS MISSING. WE HAVE TO FIND OUT.
HERE I HAVE GIVEN THE MISSING DATA ALSO.
AND FOR EACH DIAGRAM THERE R 3 TO 4 QUESTIONS BASED ON THE FUNCTION OF THE SQUARE BOXES.
IAM NOT SURE OF THE LAST DIAGRAM (HERE 9TH). I DIDN’T ATTEMPT.
TRUST ME SINCE I GOT 32 RIGHT ANSWERS THAT I HAD ATTEMPTED.