Coromandel Agrico Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How will you differentiate and position a product (insecticide), which is at par in efficacy with the existing ones, but have to be priced 2.5X of the existing products, give example from your past experie...read more
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I would differentiate and position the insecticide by highlighting its unique formulation, eco-friendly ingredients, and long-lasting effects.
• Focus on the unique formulation of the insecticide that sets it apart from competitors

• Highlight the eco-friendly ingredients used in the insecticide, appealing to environmentally conscious consumers

• Emphasize the long-lasting effects of the insecticide, showcasing its value despit...read more
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Q2. How will you position two brands from group companies differently, give examples from past work
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Q3. What is the best way to motivate a team, give example from past work
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Q4. How you price a product. What are the different methodologies used to price a new, Existing and entirely new molecule
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Product pricing involves considering costs, competition, target market, and value proposition. Different methodologies are used for new, existing, and entirely new molecules.
• For a new product, cost-plus pricing, value-based pricing, and competitive pricing can be used.

• For an existing product, price skimming, penetration pricing, and psychological pricing strategies can be considered.

• For an entirely new molecule, value-...read more
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Q1. 1) Details about myself
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Q2. 2) Question relating to job i am presently doing
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Q3. 3) Question relating to the post i was interviewing. Commercial and Technical
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Q4. 4) I was given an opportunity to ask questions on the position I applied
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Q5. 5) They told they will inform me.
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Q1. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
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Q2. Why should we hire you
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Discussion related company business progress.

Q1. Crop deficiency related questions
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Q2. Nutrient deficiency
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Q1. Discussion about how to increase dealers and distributors?
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About product knowledge how to execute in field work to give knowledge about the products

Q1. Technical questions
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Q2. Grade of transformer oil
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Transformer oil is graded based on its dielectric strength and viscosity.
• Transformer oil is graded based on its dielectric strength, which indicates its ability to insulate and protect the transformer from electrical breakdown.

• The viscosity of transformer oil is also an important factor in determining its grade, as it affects the flow and lubrication properties of the oil.

• Common grades of transformer oil include minera...read more
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Q1. How you manage the whole QC team if there is a conflict between them?
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Q2. What are the four level of NABL documentation?
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The four levels of NABL documentation are Quality Manual, Quality Procedures, Work Instructions, and Records.
• Quality Manual provides an overview of the quality management system.

• Quality Procedures outline the processes and steps to be followed for quality assurance.

• Work Instructions provide detailed instructions for specific tasks or activities.

• Records document the results and evidence of quality control measures taken
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Q3. What do you know about fertiliser?
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Fertiliser is a substance added to soil to improve plant growth and yield.
• Fertilisers provide essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium to plants.

• There are different types of fertilisers such as organic, inorganic, and liquid fertilisers.

• Overuse of fertilisers can lead to environmental pollution and harm aquatic life.

• Fertilisers can be applied in various forms like granules, powders, or liquids.

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Q4. What are the type of fertilisers?
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Fertilisers are substances added to soil to improve plant growth and yield.
• Organic fertilisers: derived from plant or animal sources (e.g. manure, compost)

• Inorganic fertilisers: manufactured chemically (e.g. ammonium nitrate, superphosphate)

• Liquid fertilisers: dissolved in water for easy application

• Slow-release fertilisers: nutrients released gradually over time

• Specialised fertilisers: tailored for specific plants or s
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Q5. Are u willing to change ur location if ur husband is working at different place ?
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Q1. What do you from 6: 00am to 6:00pm?
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Q1. She ask me is your interview successful or not,No questions,we will do discussion.
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