Capricot Technologies Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. How well is your communication skills?
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Q1. What is the experience you re having related to the JD?
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Q2. What was your last company?
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Q3. Whais the salary expectation?
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Q1. How many projections are there in engineering drawing?!
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There are multiple projections in engineering drawing.
• There are typically three projections in engineering drawing: front, top, and side views.

• Additional projections may be included depending on the complexity of the object being drawn.

• Projections can be either orthographic or isometric.

• Projections are used to accurately represent the dimensions and features of an object.
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Q2. How to create layers in AutoCAD?
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Layers in AutoCAD can be created using the LAYER command or the LAYER PROPERTIES MANAGER.
• Open the LAYER PROPERTIES MANAGER by typing LAYER in the command line or by clicking on the LAYER PROPERTIES button in the HOME tab.

• Click on the NEW LAYER button to create a new layer.

• Name the layer and set its properties such as color, linetype, and lineweight.

• Assign objects to the layer using the LAYER dropdown in the HOME tab or...read more
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Q3. What is the minimum value of vernier caliper?!
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The minimum value of vernier caliper depends on the manufacturer and model.
• The minimum value can range from 0.02mm to 0.05mm depending on the caliper.

• It is important to check the specifications of the caliper before purchasing.

• Some manufacturers may offer calipers with a minimum value of 0.01mm for more precise measurements.
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Q4. Name some views in AutoCAD?
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AutoCAD has various views to help users visualize their designs from different angles.
• Some views in AutoCAD include: Top view, Front view, Side view, Isometric view, Perspective view, and Orthographic view.

• Top view shows the plan view of the design from the top.

• Front view shows the front elevation of the design.

• Side view shows the side elevation of the design.

• Isometric view shows the design in 3D with equal angles for ...read more
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Q5. What do you mean by scale factor 1:3?
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Scale factor 1:3 means that the size of the object is one-third of the original size.
• Scale factor is the ratio of the size of the original object to the size of the scaled object.

• In this case, the scaled object is one-third the size of the original object.

• For example, if the original object was 6 inches long, the scaled object would be 2 inches long.
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Q1. How many years you completed in the last company?
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Q2. Have you went to outstation installation?
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Yes, I have gone to outstation installations for various projects.
• I have traveled to different cities and states for installation projects.

• I have experience in coordinating with local teams and vendors for smooth execution of installations.

• I have also provided on-site training and support to clients after installations.

• For example, I have traveled to Mumbai, Pune, and Bangalore for installation projects.
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Q3. Are you interested in the job profile?
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Q1. Candidate current profile, family details, why should we hire you? Expected salary
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Q1. You should prepare yourself in terms of your academic knowledge.
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