CCIL Assistant Manager II Interview Questions and Answers

Showroom assistant manager

Q1. Advance technology
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Q2. Customer satisfaction
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Q3. Advantages royal Enfield
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Royal Enfield motorcycles offer classic design, powerful performance, and a loyal fan base.
• Classic design appeals to retro enthusiasts

• Powerful performance suitable for long rides

• Loyal fan base creates strong brand community
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Q4. Application of royal Enfield
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Royal Enfield is a popular motorcycle brand known for its classic design and powerful performance.
• Royal Enfield motorcycles are known for their vintage design and powerful engines.

• The brand has a loyal following among motorcycle enthusiasts, especially for long-distance touring.

• Royal Enfield bikes are often customized by owners to reflect their personal style and preferences.

• The company has a rich history dating back t...read more
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Q5.  Application for royal Enfield
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Q6. Specification of royal Enfield
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Royal Enfield is a renowned Indian motorcycle manufacturer known for its classic and vintage-inspired bikes.
• Royal Enfield bikes are known for their distinctive thumping sound due to their single-cylinder engines.

• They have a cult following among motorcycle enthusiasts for their retro design and rugged build.

• Popular models include the Classic, Bullet, and Himalayan.

• Royal Enfield motorcycles are often customized and modif
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Q1. Why VE commercial?
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VE Commercial is a reputable company known for its innovative products and strong commitment to customer satisfaction.
• VE Commercial has a strong reputation in the industry for quality products

• The company is known for its innovative solutions and cutting-edge technology

• VE Commercial has a strong focus on customer satisfaction and building long-term relationships

• The company offers opportunities for growth and development
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Q2. Strengths and weakness
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Q1. Difference between BS IV & BS VII
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BS IV and BS VI are emission norms set by the government to regulate the amount of pollutants released by vehicles.
• BS IV (Bharat Stage IV) is the emission standard set by the government in 2010, while BS VI (Bharat Stage VI) is the latest and more stringent emission standard introduced in 2020.

• BS IV vehicles are allowed to emit higher levels of pollutants compared to BS VI vehicles.

• BS VI compliant vehicles use advanced...read more
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Q2. All basics related Automobile
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Q1. About inventory managment
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Q2. About SAP and QMS
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Q1. About Personal details and Experiences details
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Q1. About my experience
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Q2. Very good and Friendly
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Q1. About experience and process
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Q1. What is shape function
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Shape function is a mathematical function used in finite element analysis to approximate the displacement field within an element.
• Shape functions are typically polynomial functions defined within an element.

• They are used to interpolate the values of the field variable at different points within the element.

• Shape functions are crucial in determining the behavior of the finite element model.

• They are often derived based o...read more
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Q2. What is resistivity
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Resistivity is a measure of a material's ability to resist the flow of electric current.
• Resistivity is denoted by the symbol ρ and is measured in ohm-meters (Ω⋅m).

• It is the reciprocal of conductivity, which is a measure of how easily electric current can pass through a material.

• Materials with high resistivity, such as rubber or glass, are insulators, while materials with low resistivity, such as copper or silver, are c...read more
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Q3. How to measure resistivity
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Resistivity can be measured using a four-point probe technique.
• Use a four-point probe setup to measure resistivity

• Apply a known current through the outer two probes

• Measure the voltage drop across the inner two probes

• Calculate resistivity using the formula: resistivity = (voltage/current) * (distance between inner probes/area of inner probes)

• Repeat measurements at different points on the sample for accuracy
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Q1. Why do you want to join this job ?
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Q2. How comfortable with 2 year bond ?
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Q1. Why are interested to work at Sodexo
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Q2. Do you know the job at canteen
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Q1. About your profession and work ambitious
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Q2. About your work and salary in previous company and check your dedication level.
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