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Bank of America interview questions

From 1126 candidate accounts, updated Oct 12, 2026

Candidate accounts
1,126
Rounds on average
1.8
Fewest and most rounds
1 to 6
Open roles at Bank of America
1,935

How the loop works

Bank of America runs two visibly different loops. Campus technology hiring in India (Bank of America Continuum, mostly Senior Tech Associate and apprentice roles) starts with a recorded video assessment that mixes a spoken behavioral answer, two coding problems and a video explanation of the candidate's own approach, then moves to one or two resume-driven technical rounds heavy on OOP, DBMS/SQL and OS, and closes with an HR or managerial conversation. US and UK front-office hiring (investment banking, sales and trading, research, risk) starts with an on-demand HireVue of a handful of behavioral and markets questions and ends in a superday of short back-to-back interviews, typically split between fit and technicals. Across both tracks candidates repeatedly say the interviewers stay close to the resume and that the technical bar is standard rather than exotic, so mistakes are costly. A third, quite separate loop runs for financial-center roles such as relationship banker: a recorded HireVue, a short logistics-only recruiter call, then interviews with the center manager and district manager, judged almost entirely on whether the candidate can narrate real client interactions end to end.

These 1126 writeups cover data, finance, operations and other roles, India campus tech + US branch & IB. All of them were posted under a forum handle, so we could not verify the authors’ identities.

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Interview experiences at Bank of America

60 of 1126 shown

Summer Analyst

Received an offer

Internship, Chicago, IL. 6 rounds. Shared by Tempestuous_Teapot on wso, 2014-01-27

  1. 1Informal interviewBehavioralBrief meeting with a second-year analyst.
  2. 2Analyst pairBehavioralA couple of technicals.Covered: Resume, Why BAML
  3. 3AssociateTechnicalHarder technicals.Covered: Why Chicago
  4. 4Technical analyst pairTechnicalThe most technical round.Covered: Depreciation change, FCF, Valuation methods, Comps with different capital structures
  5. 5VP roundsPresentationTwo VPs. One fact-checked the pitch live.Covered: Stock pitch
  6. 6MD roundHiring managerBackground and motivation.Covered: Why banking, What banks do for companies

Investment Banking Spring Analyst

Outcome not shared

Internship. 6 rounds. Shared by Matrick on wso, 2012-11-21

  1. 1Interview 1 (VP)TechnicalMotivation and a dilution calculation.Covered: Motivation, Option dilution
  2. 2Interview 2 (VP)Case studyAccounting case discussion.Covered: Accounting
  3. 3Interview 3 (VP)TechnicalMarket and business awareness.Covered: Commercial awareness, Stock markets
  4. 4Interview 4 (Associate)TechnicalValuation questions.Covered: Valuation
  5. 5Interview 5 (Associate)Case studyValuing a sports club.Covered: Valuing a football club
  6. 6Interview 6 (Associate)BehavioralMotivation and shared interests.Covered: Motivation, Hobbies

What Bank of America is hiring for now

1,935 open roles in our index. Advertised pay floors run $52k to $95k (median $64k, from 1082 postings that state pay).

Most-posted roles

  • Wealth Management Client Associate85
  • Relationship Banker78
  • Registered Wealth Management Client Associate51
  • Private Client Advisor II27
  • Registered Private Wealth Client Associate10
  • Market Financial Center Manager9

Top locations

  • Charlotte135
  • New York City114
  • Chicago53
  • Jacksonville34
  • Phoenix34

Bank of America interviews: FAQ

What is the interview process like at Bank of America?
Bank of America runs two visibly different loops. Campus technology hiring in India (Bank of America Continuum, mostly Senior Tech Associate and apprentice roles) starts with a recorded video assessment that mixes a spoken behavioral answer, two coding problems and a video explanation of the candidate's own approach, then moves to one or two resume-driven technical rounds heavy on OOP, DBMS/SQL and OS, and closes with an HR or managerial conversation. US and UK front-office hiring (investment banking, sales and trading, research, risk) starts with an on-demand HireVue of a handful of behavioral and markets questions and ends in a superday of short back-to-back interviews, typically split between fit and technicals. Across both tracks candidates repeatedly say the interviewers stay close to the resume and that the technical bar is standard rather than exotic, so mistakes are costly. A third, quite separate loop runs for financial-center roles such as relationship banker: a recorded HireVue, a short logistics-only recruiter call, then interviews with the center manager and district manager, judged almost entirely on whether the candidate can narrate real client interactions end to end.
What topics does Bank of America test in interviews?
Commonly reported topics include Behavioral, Fit, Technicals, Resume, Why BofA, Motivation.

These guides summarize public, first-hand interview experiences shared by candidates. They describe the shape of each loop and the topics that came up, not a leaked question bank, and every experience links back to its original source. Processes change often. Treat this as directional prep, not a script.