CSS Group Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q1. What is personal law
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Personal law refers to laws that apply to individuals based on their personal circumstances, such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, and adoption.
• Personal law governs matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, and adoption based on personal beliefs and customs.

• It varies from one individual to another depending on their religion, culture, and traditions.

• For example, Hindu Personal Law governs matters related to Hin...read more
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Q2. What is gst tds
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GST TDS refers to Tax Deducted at Source under the Goods and Services Tax system.
• GST TDS is the tax deducted at source for transactions under GST.

• It is applicable to certain specified goods and services.

• The person making the payment is required to deduct a certain percentage as TDS and deposit it with the government.

• The recipient of the payment can claim credit for this TDS while filing their GST returns.
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Q3. Gst every government project tds cutting offer payment 2
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Q1. Self introduction, previous job details
Ans. My name is Poonam chandane, i am steying at chembur, i have completed my graduation, along with that I have done computer courses like Ms office, Ms cit, ms power point, ms Excel, attended IBPS courses, i have 7 years experience of shipping company
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Q2. How is governer of RBI
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The Governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is responsible for overseeing the central bank's functions and policies.
• The Governor is appointed by the Government of India for a term of 3 years.

• The Governor plays a crucial role in formulating and implementing monetary policy.

• The current Governor of RBI is Shaktikanta Das, who assumed office on December 12, 2018.
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Q3. Which is biggest river in world
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The biggest river in the world is the Amazon River in South America.
• The Amazon River is approximately 4,345 miles long, making it the longest river in the world.

• It has the largest drainage basin in the world, covering approximately 7,050,000 square kilometers.

• The Amazon River discharges more water than the next seven largest rivers combined.

• It is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including thousands of species of fi
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Q4. Why did you left previous job
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Q5. If work is not done so u have to wait to complete work
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Q1. How many times hipot test can be done on a cable?
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The hipot test can be done on a cable multiple times depending on the specific requirements and standards.
• The number of times a hipot test can be done on a cable depends on the cable's specifications and the testing requirements.

• Generally, a hipot test is performed once during the manufacturing process to ensure the cable's insulation integrity.

• However, additional hipot tests may be conducted during the cable's lifespa...read more
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Q2. What if battery polarity is inverse with respect to battery charger?
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If battery polarity is inverse with respect to battery charger, it can lead to damage or malfunction.
• Inverse polarity can cause short circuits or overheating.

• It can damage the battery, charger, or both.

• Reverse polarity protection circuits can prevent damage.

• Always double-check the polarity before connecting the battery to the charger.
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Q3. How many types of earthing are there?
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There are several types of earthing used in electrical systems.
• The most common types of earthing are:

• - TN-S system: Separate neutral and protective earth conductors

• - TN-C system: Combined neutral and protective earth conductors

• - TN-C-S system: Combination of TN-S and TN-C systems

• - TT system: Separate earth electrode for each electrical installation

• - IT system: No direct connection between earth and neutral

• Each type of ...read more
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Q4. What type of quality documents you have handled?
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I have handled various quality documents such as quality control plans, inspection reports, and non-conformance reports.
• Quality control plans

• Inspection reports

• Non-conformance reports
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Q5. What are the tests performed on PT?
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Q6. What are the tests done on power transformer?
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Tests done on power transformers include insulation resistance, turns ratio, winding resistance, and dielectric tests.
• Insulation resistance test checks the insulation quality of the transformer.

• Turns ratio test measures the ratio of primary to secondary turns.

• Winding resistance test determines the resistance of transformer windings.

• Dielectric tests assess the dielectric strength and insulation properties of the transfo...read more
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Q7. What is the process of hipot in busbar, breakers, cables and trafo?
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Hipot testing is a process used to verify the insulation integrity of busbars, breakers, cables, and transformers.
• Hipot testing involves applying a high voltage to the component being tested.

• The purpose is to check for any insulation breakdown or leakage current.

• For busbars and cables, the test is typically performed between the conductor and the ground.

• For breakers and transformers, the test is performed between diffe...read more
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Q8. What is the difference between IR, WR and CR?
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IR, WR, and CR are abbreviations used in different contexts. IR stands for Infrared, WR stands for Weather Resistant, and CR stands for Compression Ratio.
• IR refers to Infrared, which is a type of electromagnetic radiation with longer wavelengths than visible light.

• WR is used to indicate that a product or material is designed to withstand various weather conditions.

• CR is a term commonly used in engineering and physics t...read more
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Q9. Where is tap changer in a transfermer located and why?If the voltage output in secondary decreases what will be location of tap changer?
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Tap changer in a transformer is located on the high voltage winding side to regulate the voltage output.
• Tap changer is typically located on the high voltage winding side of a transformer.

• It is used to adjust the turns ratio and regulate the voltage output.

• If the voltage output in the secondary decreases, the tap changer will be moved to a higher tap position to increase the voltage.
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General Ouestion and aptitude

Q1. Auxiliaries and boiler
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Q1. Boyle law Keepler laws Newton laws
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