Aurobindo Pharma Executive Microbiologist Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Quality control
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Q2. Bulk Production
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Q3. Batch wise production
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Q1. Chemical requried
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Q2. Check chemical expiry date
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Chemical expiry date can be checked by looking at the label or packaging.
• Check the label or packaging of the chemical for an expiry date

• Look for any signs of degradation or changes in color/odor

• Consult the manufacturer's guidelines or safety data sheet for expiration information
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Good quality,quantity ,

Manufacture product qc check

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Q1. Salary discuss and negotiation
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Q2. Notice period
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Q1. Disintegration time of difgerent tablets
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Q2. About pharmacopeia and orangebook
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Q1. Interview questions are based on pharmaceutical filed.
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Q2. Knowledge, skills and personal details of candidate.
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Q1. Introduce yourself ?
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Q2. What do you know about environmental monitoring?
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Environmental monitoring involves the systematic sampling and analysis of air, water, soil, and other environmental factors to assess the impact of human activities.
• Environmental monitoring helps to identify potential sources of pollution and assess the effectiveness of pollution control measures.

• It involves collecting samples from various environmental media such as air, water, and soil, and analyzing them for polluta...read more
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Q3. What is microbial limit testing?
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Microbial limit testing is a process used to determine the total number of viable microorganisms present in a sample.
• It involves testing for the presence of bacteria, yeast, and mold in a sample.

• The results help determine if the sample meets regulatory requirements for microbial contamination.

• Microbial limit testing is commonly used in pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetic industries.

• Examples of tests include total aerobi...read more
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Q4. 3 examples of fungi,5 examples of gram positive, five example of gram negative organisms?
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Q5. Difference between Fungi and bacteria?
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Fungi are eukaryotic organisms that reproduce through spores and have cell walls made of chitin, while bacteria are prokaryotic organisms that reproduce through binary fission and have cell walls made of peptidoglycan.
• Fungi are eukaryotic, while bacteria are prokaryotic

• Fungi reproduce through spores, bacteria reproduce through binary fission

• Fungi have cell walls made of chitin, bacteria have cell walls made of peptidog
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Q6. What is spore forming organisms?
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Q7. Are you okay with working in shifts?
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Q8. Gram staining principal?
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Q9. Types of environmental monitoring?
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Types of environmental monitoring include air quality monitoring, water quality monitoring, soil quality monitoring, and noise monitoring.
• Air quality monitoring involves measuring pollutants such as particulate matter, ozone, and carbon monoxide in the air.

• Water quality monitoring includes testing for contaminants like bacteria, chemicals, and heavy metals in bodies of water.

• Soil quality monitoring assesses factors lik...read more
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Q10. Difference between QC and QA?
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QA focuses on preventing defects in the product, while QC focuses on identifying defects in the product.
• QA stands for Quality Assurance, while QC stands for Quality Control.

• QA is process oriented, focusing on preventing defects in the product, while QC is product oriented, focusing on identifying defects in the product.

• QA involves activities like process audits, training, and documentation reviews, while QC involves ac...read more
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G O O D I N T E R V I E W

Q1. WHY YOU JOIN QC
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Q2. WHAT IS STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS
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Q1. WHAT IS QC OR QA
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QC (Quality Control) and QA (Quality Assurance) are processes used to ensure products meet quality standards.
• QC involves testing and inspecting products to ensure they meet specific quality standards.

• QA focuses on creating processes and procedures to prevent defects in products.

• QC is reactive, while QA is proactive.

• Examples: QC involves testing the purity of chemicals in a lab, while QA involves implementing SOPs to pr
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Q2. HPLC GC GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY
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Q1. Microbiology general topics
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About self introduction

Q1. Tell me about yourself
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I am a dedicated QC Chemist with a strong background in analytical chemistry and quality control.
• Bachelor's degree in Chemistry

• Experience in conducting various analytical tests

• Proficient in using laboratory equipment and software

• Strong attention to detail and accuracy

• Excellent problem-solving skills
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Q2. Analytical methods
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