Ashok Leyland Industrial Trainee Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Basic aptitude test, with basic knowledge of all your domain subjects.
If you are preparing for gate then it will be easy to clear for you.

Q1. Tell me something about yourself.
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Q2. What makes you different from others.
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Q3. Give a practical example of cantilever beam.
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A cantilever beam is a beam that is supported at only one end and carries a load at the other end.
• A diving board is a practical example of a cantilever beam.

• A shelf attached to a wall with brackets is another example.

• A flagpole is also a cantilever beam.

• Cantilever bridges are another example of cantilever beams.

• Cantilever beams are used in construction to support balconies and overhangs.
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Q4. Why do you want to join this organisation?
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Q5. Some questions about my past internships and my projects.
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Q1. What are the parameters to design a glass.
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Parameters for designing a glass include its purpose, material, shape, size, and aesthetics.
• Consider the intended use of the glass (e.g. drinking, decoration, laboratory use)

• Choose the appropriate material (e.g. glass, plastic, crystal)

• Determine the shape and size based on function and ergonomics

• Consider aesthetics such as color, texture, and design

• Ensure safety and durability

• Examples: wine glass, test tube, stained gl
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Q2. Explain what is spot welding
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Spot welding is a process of joining two metal surfaces together by applying heat and pressure at specific points.
• It is commonly used in the automotive industry for joining sheet metal parts

• The process involves passing an electric current through the metal surfaces to be joined

• The heat generated by the current melts the metal at the point of contact

• Pressure is then applied to the surfaces to fuse them together

• The resul
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Q3. What is the use of strain rosette
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Strain rosette is a device used to measure strains in three directions on a surface.
• It consists of three strain gauges arranged at 120-degree angles to each other.

• It is used in engineering to measure the strain in different directions on a surface.

• It helps in determining the stress and strain state of a material.

• It is commonly used in the aerospace industry to measure the strain on aircraft components.

• It is also used i...read more
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Q4. What are the changes in bs6 from bs4
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BS6 emission norms are stricter than BS4, leading to reduced emissions of harmful pollutants from vehicles.
• BS6 emission norms are more stringent than BS4, with lower limits on emissions of pollutants like nitrogen oxides, particulate matter, and hydrocarbons.

• BS6 compliant vehicles require the use of cleaner fuel with lower sulfur content (10 ppm) compared to BS4 (50 ppm).

• BS6 vehicles come with advanced emission control...read more
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Q5. Which car has more aerodynamic design, sedan, suv, hatchback
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Sedan has the most aerodynamic design among the given options.
• Sedans are designed to be more aerodynamic than SUVs and hatchbacks.

• They have a lower profile and a more streamlined shape.

• Examples of aerodynamic sedans include the Tesla Model S and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class.

• SUVs and hatchbacks are designed for more utility and space, sacrificing some aerodynamics.
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Q6. How to make hatchback more aerodynamic
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To make a hatchback more aerodynamic, one can reduce drag by improving the shape, adding spoilers, and using lightweight materials.
• Improve the shape of the car by making it more streamlined and reducing any unnecessary protrusions.

• Add spoilers to the car to reduce lift and improve stability at high speeds.

• Use lightweight materials to reduce the overall weight of the car and improve fuel efficiency.

• Consider adding featu...read more
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Q7. What are the various testings
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Various testings include unit testing, integration testing, system testing, acceptance testing, and regression testing.
• Unit testing: testing individual components of the software

• Integration testing: testing how different components work together

• System testing: testing the entire system as a whole

• Acceptance testing: testing if the software meets the requirements of the customer

• Regression testing: testing to ensure that ...read more
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