Carborundum Universal Limited Trainee Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Where do you see yourself??
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I see myself growing and advancing in my career, taking on more responsibilities and becoming an expert in my field.
• Continuing to learn and develop new skills

• Seeking opportunities for advancement within the company

• Becoming a subject matter expert in my chosen field

• Taking on leadership roles and mentoring others
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Q2. What have you learnt in college??
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I have learnt a variety of subjects including mathematics, science, literature, and communication skills.
• Studied advanced calculus and algebra in mathematics courses

• Learned about biology, chemistry, and physics in science classes

• Explored various literary works and writing techniques in literature courses

• Enhanced communication skills through presentations and group projects
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Basic Aptitude, Reasoning & English questions

Q1. Focusing on your overall technical knowledge, SAP, Purchase order, New vendor development
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Q1. Focusing on your projects, overall knowledge of operations, Supply chain, Drawing skills
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Q1. What is casting
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Casting is the process of creating objects by pouring a liquid material into a mold and allowing it to harden.
• Casting involves pouring a material such as metal, plastic, or concrete into a mold

• The material then hardens and takes the shape of the mold

• Common examples of casting include metal casting for manufacturing parts and concrete casting for construction projects
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Q2. What is the difference between drilling and boring
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Drilling is the process of creating a hole using a rotating cutting tool, while boring is the process of enlarging an existing hole.
• Drilling is typically used to create holes in materials, while boring is used to enlarge existing holes.

• Drilling is usually done with a drill bit, while boring is done with a boring tool.

• Drilling is often used in construction and manufacturing, while boring is commonly used in machining pr...read more
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