Coal India Asst.Marketing Manager Interview Questions and Answers

GD of about 9 persons and the topics are general

Q1. Questions were related to the non ferrous extractive metallurgy They may ask about the uses , application of the ores that are being used to extract the metal . They also ask basic chemistry question . Th...read more
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We discussed topics like Industrialisation in North East India and Mizoram, also Discussed about Environmental Impact by industrialisation

Q1. Are you willing to work outside of your state?
Ans. Yes, Now also I'am studying away from my home place. So it does not matter a lot for me, as it is all away from my home and I'am totally fine with it.
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Q2. Laws of Thermodynamics
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Laws of Thermodynamics are fundamental principles governing energy and heat transfer in physical systems.
• First Law: Conservation of energy - energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred or converted.

• Second Law: Entropy always increases in isolated systems, meaning energy tends to disperse and become less usable.

• Third Law: As temperature approaches absolute zero, entropy approaches a minimum value.

• Examples: A...read more
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Q3. I have explaind first, second and third laws of thermodynamics.
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Q1. Why do you want to join Vedanta
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Q1. How flexible you are to relocate?
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Q1. How will you contribute to Vedanta
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It Consists of 2 Sections.
One is Pure Aptitude and other is Core.

They divided us into group of 6 members and the topic was effect of e-learning on Students.

Q1. Why you choose Vedanta ?
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Q2. How the wheels of Locomotive Diesel Engine Comes to Action ? what is the process that undergoes here
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The wheels of a locomotive diesel engine come to action through a process called combustion, where fuel is burned to generate power.
• Fuel is injected into the combustion chamber

• The fuel is ignited by a spark plug or compression

• The burning fuel creates high-pressure gases that push the pistons

• The pistons turn the crankshaft, which is connected to the wheels

• The rotational motion of the crankshaft is transferred to the whe
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Q3. Tell me about your future goals ?
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Q4. Brief about your strengths and weekness
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1 hour test (tech + nontech)

It was a generic psychometric test followed by questions on verbal ability, quantitative skills and data interpretation and logical reasoning. Was online, virtually proctored portal

The Topic of the Group Discussion was " Is Failure Necessary for Success"

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Q2. What are the regulatory bodies and legislations which govern mining industry india
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The mining industry in India is governed by several regulatory bodies and legislations.
• Ministry of Mines

• Indian Bureau of Mines

• Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change

• National Mineral Development Corporation

• Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957

• Coal Mines (Special Provisions) Act, 2015

• Mines Act, 1952

• Environment (Protection) Act, 1986
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Q3. What do you think about DMF Funds in India
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DMF Funds in India are a government initiative to address the social and economic development needs of mining-affected communities.
• DMF stands for District Mineral Foundation.

• DMF funds are collected from mining companies as a percentage of their royalty payments.

• The funds are used for the welfare and development of mining-affected areas.

• DMF funds are utilized for various purposes like healthcare, education, infrastructu...read more
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Q4. What are the ill effects of mining
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Mining can have negative impacts on the environment, economy, and society.
• Environmental degradation and destruction of habitats

• Air and water pollution

• Soil erosion and degradation

• Deforestation and loss of biodiversity

• Displacement of communities and loss of livelihoods

• Health hazards for workers and nearby residents

• Economic dependence on a non-renewable resource

• Social conflicts and human rights violations

• Legacy of environ...read more
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