Cipla Quality Assurance and Quality Control Analyst Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. All IPQA activities with cGMP Norms
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IPQA activities refer to In-Process Quality Assurance activities that ensure compliance with cGMP norms.
• IPQA activities involve monitoring and inspecting the manufacturing process to ensure quality standards are met

• Examples of IPQA activities include in-process checks, sampling, and documentation review

• IPQA activities are essential for maintaining product quality and compliance with cGMP norms
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Q2. Data integrity,and QMS.
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Reasoning ,English,maths,gk.

Q1. Stability ,salary
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Q1. Questions on work experience
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Q2. Questions about quality tests
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Q3. Questions on testing instrument.
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Q4. Questions about pharmacutical products testing.
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Q1. What is quality control
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Quality control is a process used to ensure that products or services meet specific standards and requirements.
• Quality control involves monitoring and testing products or services to identify defects or deviations from standards.

• It aims to prevent defects and ensure consistent quality throughout production.

• Examples include inspecting products on a production line, conducting quality audits, and implementing corrective ...read more
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Q2. Quality control process
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Q3. Check the drug quality
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Q4. Check the syrup quality
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To check the syrup quality, perform visual inspection, taste test, pH testing, and check for any sediment or discoloration.
• Perform visual inspection for any signs of contamination or impurities

• Conduct a taste test to ensure the flavor is consistent and not off

• Use pH testing strips to check the acidity level of the syrup

• Check for any sediment or discoloration in the syrup

• Ensure the syrup meets all quality standards and
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Q5. First packaging of syrup
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The first packaging of syrup was likely in glass bottles or jars.
• Glass bottles or jars were commonly used for packaging syrup in the past

• Cork stoppers or metal lids were used to seal the bottles

• Labeling on the packaging would typically include the product name and manufacturer information
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Q6. Formulation of drug
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Q7. Types of teblets
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Q8. Types of powder
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There are various types of powders used in different industries, such as pharmaceutical, food, cosmetic, and industrial.
• Pharmaceutical powders: used for making tablets, capsules, and other medicinal products (e.g. paracetamol powder)

• Food powders: used in baking, cooking, and food processing (e.g. flour, sugar)

• Cosmetic powders: used in makeup and skincare products (e.g. talcum powder, face powder)

• Industrial powders: use...read more
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General details for me and company

Q1. Company details and discuss myself and interview my skills
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Q2. Start working month and year and qualifications
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Q3. HR why choose this company and what ur qualification
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Q4. My self and technical questions
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Q5. HR ask why choose this company in work
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Q1. Dissolution stages
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Q2. Acceptance value calculation for Content uniformity
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Q3. HPLC troubleshooting and column washing, preservation.
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Q1. Quality assurance work related
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Q2. How to preparetion Specifications and STP, how to review MFC, MPR.
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To prepare Specifications and STP, review MFC and MPR, follow these steps.
• Gather requirements and define specifications for the product or process.

• Create detailed test cases in the Software Test Plan (STP) based on the specifications.

• Review the Master Formula Card (MFC) for manufacturing processes and procedures.

• Review the Master Production Record (MPR) for documenting the production process.

• Ensure that the specificati...read more
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Q3. Which documents TID and TTD
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Test Input Document (TID) and Test Task Document (TTD) are documents used in Quality Assurance to outline testing requirements and tasks.
• TID (Test Input Document) outlines the testing requirements, including test scenarios, test cases, and expected results.

• TTD (Test Task Document) outlines the specific tasks to be performed during testing, including who will perform each task and when it will be completed.
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Q1. How was my experience
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Q2. 2years 10 month
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Q1. How was your acceptation
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Q2. More than 4 lackhs.
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Q1. How was your notice period
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Q2. My notice period is Two months
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Q1. Discuss about your project?
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Q1. Discuss about subject related like disease and drugs
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Q2. Discuss about Quality management system and Data integrity
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