Dhanuka Agritech Territory Manager Interview Questions and Answers for Experienced

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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Tell me about your work experience
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Q1. Tell about safety culture in your current organization
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Basic Chemical Engineering Questions from Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Mechanical Operations, Reaction Engineering, Mass and Heat Transfer

Group discussions related to agriculture and general knowledge

Q1. Basic interview questions from internships, projects, resume.
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Q2. Basic HR questions and your interest in sports (if you say you like football and tell a few things about football, you will be selected)
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Test on agri terminology and field crops

Discussion on subsidies and loan waivers

Q1. Notice period and package
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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. Self introduction
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Q2. About experience
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Q1. As per require position and job responsibily base
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Q2. -Question regarding safety
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Q1. P2P process Release Strategy SAP MM HANA Steps
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