Acadecraft Subject Matter Expert(Chemistry) Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. General discussion about the position
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The topic is on subject of human physiology which was my specialized subject.

Q1. What are your goal in the future?
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To become a recognized Subject Matter Expert in my field and contribute to the advancement of knowledge and best practices.
• To continuously expand my knowledge and expertise in the subject matter

• To actively participate in industry conferences and seminars to stay updated with the latest trends and advancements

• To publish research papers and articles to share insights and contribute to the field

• To mentor and guide junior ...read more
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Q2. Why you choose this type of assignment?
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I chose this type of assignment because it aligns with my expertise and passion.
• I have extensive knowledge and experience in this subject matter.

• I am passionate about this field and enjoy working on assignments related to it.

• I believe my skills and expertise can make a significant impact in this area.

• This type of assignment allows me to continuously learn and grow in my field.

• I find the challenges and complexities of t
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Q3. What is your daily word limit in the past company?
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I don't have the available data.
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Q1. Causes of inflation
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Causes of inflation include increase in demand, cost-push factors, and monetary factors.
• Increase in demand for goods and services

• Cost-push factors such as increase in production costs

• Monetary factors like increase in money supply

• External factors like exchange rates and oil prices
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Q2. What does government do to control inflation
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Government controls inflation through monetary policy, fiscal policy, and regulation.
• Monetary policy involves adjusting interest rates to influence borrowing and spending.

• Fiscal policy involves government spending and taxation to manage demand in the economy.

• Regulation includes monitoring prices, wages, and competition to prevent excessive inflation.

• Examples: Central banks raising interest rates, government reducing sp
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Q1. Google meet round. Explain Oligopoly
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Oligopoly is a market structure where a small number of firms dominate the industry, leading to limited competition.
• Oligopoly is characterized by a few large firms controlling the majority of the market share.

• These firms have significant market power, which allows them to influence prices and output.

• Entry into an oligopoly is difficult due to high barriers such as economies of scale, patents, and control over resources...read more
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1hr test basic topics upto gradutaion level

Q1. All the question on units and measuerment topic
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A writing task to check your academic writing skills

Q1. Nothing much just the general HR round
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Q1. Situation and experience from job
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Q2. Understand the specific skills
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Q3. Remember to read the job description
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Q4. Our strength also.matter
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Q5. Prepare for small talk
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Q1. What is evolution? What is convergent and divergent evolution?
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Evolution is the process of gradual change in the inherited traits of a population over successive generations.
• Convergent evolution is when unrelated species evolve similar traits due to similar environmental pressures.

• Divergent evolution is when a species diverges into two or more descendant species with different adaptations.

• Examples of convergent evolution include the wings of birds and bats, while an example of div...read more
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Q2. What is Allelic and genetic frequency?
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Allelic frequency refers to the proportion of a particular allele in a population, while genetic frequency refers to the proportion of a particular genotype in a population.
• Allelic frequency is calculated by dividing the number of copies of a specific allele by the total number of alleles in the population.

• Genetic frequency is calculated by dividing the number of individuals with a specific genotype by the total number...read more
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