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How to Prepare for Bajaj Finserv

Bajaj Finserv splits by track. Tech needs programming + aptitude; finance tracks need product/lending basics. Read your JD before copying a FAANG plan.

First round: Bajaj Finserv OA (aptitude + tech/finance by role)

Time split that matches how candidates report outcomes (not a marketing pie chart):

  • Aptitude/logical 35%
  • Coding/SQL 35%
  • CS + domain 20%
  • HR 10%

Patterns are from student reports and vary by role and drive. Trust your college placement email over blog folklore.

Stage Time What they check
OA ~90 min Aptitude + technical or financial knowledge
Domain interview ~45 min Tech or finance depth
HR ~30 min Fit
  • Aptitude & Reasoning (40% time) - Practice quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, and verbal ability from previous year papers
  • Technical Skills (30%) - Master programming (Java, Python, SQL), databases, and system design basics
  • Financial Knowledge (20%) - Understand basic financial concepts, lending systems, and insurance systems
  • Interview Preparation (10%) - Practice technical and HR interview questions
  1. One timed block that matches Bajaj Finserv’s first round (aptitude/coding OA)
  2. Log misses: topic + why you failed (speed, concept, carelessness)
  3. Re-solve yesterday’s misses cold
  4. Twice a week: 10 minutes of resume/project narration out loud
Week Focus Exit criteria
1-2 Aptitude / logical Timed sectional accuracy
3-4 Coding + SQL Joins + medium coding comfort
5-6 CS + reliability themes Explain transactions/controls simply
7-8 Mocks + behavioral Full assessment mock weekly
  • Confirm whether your invite is aptitude-heavy or coding-heavy
  • SQL practice if the JD mentions data/tech analyst/SDE
  • Coding correctness and SQL joins/indexes for tech roles
  • Talk about reliability and controls without fake finance jargon
  • Why Bajaj Finserv, ethics/teamwork examples, relocation
  • Aptitude timed sets
  • Track-specific: Java/SQL or EMIs/credit basics
  • Aptitude or coding per invite pattern
  • SQL fundamentals
  • Clean project narration

30 days out: weekly full OA-style mocks; close weak DSA patterns; draft STAR stories.

7 days out: alternate mock / review days; re-solve misses cold; no new patterns.

Day before: skim notes, check machine/network/ID logistics, sleep.

Common mistakes for Bajaj Finserv aspirants

Section titled “Common mistakes for Bajaj Finserv aspirants”
  1. Zero finance vocabulary for finance roles, or zero coding for tech roles - fix this first
  2. Preparing only interviews while failing Bajaj Finserv’s first round
  3. Collecting notes without timed mocks
  4. Listing five frameworks on the resume and defending none
  5. Changing language/stack one week before the drive
  6. Finance trivia instead of engineering depth for tech roles

HDFC Bank · ICICI Bank · Paytm · Goldman Sachs · JP Morgan · Deutsche Bank


Next step: Run one timed mock this week that matches Bajaj Finserv’s first round (aptitude/coding OA), then build the weeks around your weakest section - not around what is most fun to study.