Bharat Forge Junior Quality Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Six to 9 pages of test with technical questions

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Q1. Name. Technical details Gdt Cmm Msa Spc
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Q1. Previous employer details Salary discussion
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Q1. Share about your job profile?
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Q2. What is Measurement System Analysis?
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Measurement System Analysis is a method used to evaluate the measurement process to ensure accuracy and reliability.
• It involves assessing the precision, accuracy, and stability of measurement systems.

• Common methods include Gage R&R (Repeatability and Reproducibility) studies and calibration.

• The goal is to identify and eliminate sources of variation in the measurement process.

• Example: Conducting a Gage R&R study on a me...read more
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Q3. What is 7 QC Tools please mention?
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The 7 QC Tools are a set of basic tools used for quality control and problem-solving in manufacturing and other industries.
• Check sheets: Used to collect and organize data in a systematic way.

• Histograms: Used to show the frequency distribution of a set of data.

• Pareto charts: Used to prioritize problems or causes based on their frequency or impact.

• Cause-and-effect diagrams (Fishbone diagrams): Used to identify and analyz...read more
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Q1. Quality line incharge
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Q2. Yes quality line incharge
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Q1. Qc line incharge
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Q1. Press shop Qc line incharge
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Q1. What is primary cell and secondary cell?
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Primary cells are non-rechargeable batteries that are used once and then discarded, while secondary cells are rechargeable batteries that can be used multiple times.
• Primary cells are also known as disposable batteries, such as alkaline batteries.

• Secondary cells are also known as rechargeable batteries, such as lithium-ion batteries.

• Primary cells have a limited lifespan and cannot be recharged, while secondary cells can...read more
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Q2. Battery life reduces at higher temperatures
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Battery life reduces at higher temperatures due to increased chemical reactions and faster degradation of components.
• Higher temperatures increase chemical reactions within the battery, leading to faster degradation of components

• Heat can cause the electrolyte to evaporate, reducing the battery's capacity

• Excessive heat can also lead to thermal runaway, causing the battery to catch fire or explode
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Q1. Technical questions related to Mechanical Engineering. Current job role and responsibilities
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Q1. Current job role and responsibilities.
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Q2. What is Tempering? Material science questions
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Q1. Interview with VP India.
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Q2. Questions on Combustion Engines. Difference between two-stroke and four-stroke. Current job role and responsibilities. How to design a snap.
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Q1. Line balancing & cycle time study
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Q2. Manpower handling
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Q1. Specified to the functional area by section head
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Q1. Core QA questions by department head
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Q1. Core QA questions by Plant Manager
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Q1. Some character analysis questions by HR head
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