Consolidated Contractors Electrician Interview Questions and Answers for Freshers

Q1. Family background
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Q2. Tell me about yourself
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Q3. What's your salary expectation
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Q1. What is speed difference between stator's rotating magnetic field and rotor's rmf?
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The speed difference between stator's rotating magnetic field and rotor's rmf is called slip.
• The slip is necessary for inducing current in the rotor and producing torque.

• The slip is typically around 1-3% in most induction motors.

• Higher slip values can indicate issues with the motor such as overload or mechanical problems.
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Q2. What is induction motor
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An induction motor is a type of AC motor where power is supplied to the rotor by electromagnetic induction.
• Induction motors are commonly used in various applications such as industrial machinery, pumps, fans, and compressors.

• They do not require brushes to transfer power to the rotor, making them more reliable and maintenance-free compared to brushed DC motors.

• The speed of an induction motor is determined by the frequen...read more
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Q3. What is synchronisation
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Synchronisation is the process of coordinating multiple systems or devices to work together in harmony.
• Synchronisation ensures that different components or processes are aligned in time.

• It is commonly used in electrical systems to ensure that multiple generators are running in phase with each other.

• In data communication, synchronisation is important for ensuring that data is transmitted and received at the correct timi...read more
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Q4. What is the speed of a rotor with respect to the stator magnetic field in an induction motor?
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The speed of a rotor with respect to the stator magnetic field in an induction motor is known as slip speed.
• The slip speed is the difference between the synchronous speed of the rotating magnetic field in the stator and the actual speed of the rotor.

• It is necessary for the rotor to operate at a speed slightly slower than the synchronous speed in order to induce current and generate torque.

• The slip speed allows the roto...read more
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Q5. What is slip? Per unit slip?
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Slip is the difference between synchronous speed and actual rotor speed in an induction motor. Per unit slip is the slip expressed as a fraction of synchronous speed.
• Slip is the difference between synchronous speed (speed of the rotating magnetic field) and the actual rotor speed in an induction motor.

• Per unit slip is the slip expressed as a fraction of synchronous speed, typically denoted as a percentage.

• For example, ...read more
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Q1. DB termination LSP
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Q2. Wiring and conducting
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Q3. Glanding And Dressing
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Q1. Achievements, Experience, Projects Handled
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Q2. Project work executed in last few years
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I have executed multiple projects in the last few years.
• Developed a new website for a client using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

• Created a mobile application for a startup using React Native.

• Managed a team of developers to build a custom CRM system for a large corporation.

• Implemented a data analytics solution for a healthcare organization using Python and SQL.

• Designed and executed a social media marketing campaign for a no
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Q1. The first round was technical and it was a hard round as your concept of sap should be clear
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Q2. Why do u maintain Reconcilation a/c?
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Reconciliation accounts are maintained to ensure accuracy and consistency in financial records.
• Helps in identifying discrepancies between different accounts

• Ensures accuracy and consistency in financial statements

• Facilitates easy tracking of transactions and balances

• Aids in detecting errors or fraud in accounting records
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Q3. FI MM Integration, FI SD Integration?
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Q4. What we maintain on company code lvl and client level and why?
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Company code level is maintained for global settings applicable to all clients, while client level is maintained for specific settings unique to each client.
• Company code level settings include currency, chart of accounts, and fiscal year variants.

• Client level settings include customer master data, vendor master data, and sales organization data.
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Q5. Phases of blueprint, tables
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Blueprint phases include planning, designing, and implementation. Tables are used to organize data in a structured format.
• Blueprint phases: planning, designing, implementation

• Tables: organize data in structured format

• Examples: creating a blueprint for a new building, using tables in a database to store information
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Q1. Manager round some kind of behavioural check and some technical question asked as they give u scenerio about the work and some accounting questions
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Q2. General Entries, P2P, OTC, RTR
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Q3. What bank Reconcilation and validations
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Bank reconciliation involves comparing the bank statement with the company's records to ensure they match, while validations involve verifying the accuracy and completeness of financial transactions.
• Bank reconciliation ensures that the company's records match the bank statement by comparing deposits, withdrawals, and other transactions.

• Validations involve verifying the accuracy and completeness of financial transaction...read more
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Q1. The last round was hr
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Q2. Some kind of behavioural check, salary discussions, terms and conditions but one thing here the hr round is not a formality round as u have to give full impression over there dont take it simple
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Q1. Questions related to bitumen testing.
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Q2. Questions related to material testing
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