Energy Efficiency Services Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Open competitive exam was conducted in All India basis and short listed candidates were called for another round of recruitment.

GD was conducted after test. Topic was related with organisation business area.

Q1. Final round of interview was conducted for shortlisted candidates of GD. I was asked about the questions related with my work experience
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Q2. Describe the current energy efficiency market scenario of the country
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The energy efficiency market in the country is growing rapidly.
• The government has launched various initiatives to promote energy efficiency such as the National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency (NMEEE).

• The market is driven by the increasing demand for energy-efficient products and services due to rising energy costs and environmental concerns.

• The adoption of energy-efficient technologies such as LED lighting, sma...read more
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EESL hire through All India basis open competitive exam followed by GD and interview. The exam questions comprise technical and aptitude questions

GD was conducted for those candidates who qualify written exam.

Q1. The shortlisted candidates from GD round was offered HR round. Question were related to the company work areas and behavioural aspects
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Q2. Significance of energy efficiency on Indian economy
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Energy efficiency is crucial for India's economy as it can reduce energy costs, increase productivity, and decrease carbon emissions.
• Energy efficiency can lead to cost savings for businesses and households, which can boost economic growth.

• Improved energy efficiency can also increase productivity and competitiveness of industries.

• Reducing energy consumption can help decrease carbon emissions, which is important for Indi...read more
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Q3. How LED helps fights global warming
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LEDs consume less energy and emit less heat, reducing carbon emissions and combating global warming.
• LEDs use up to 80% less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs

• LEDs emit less heat, reducing the need for air conditioning and further reducing energy consumption

• LEDs have a longer lifespan, reducing the need for frequent replacements and waste

• LEDs can be powered by renewable energy sources such as solar power

• LEDs can...read more
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Q1. Use of SPD in street light
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SPD is used in street lights to protect them from voltage surges and lightning strikes.
• SPD stands for Surge Protection Device.

• It is installed in the street light circuit to protect it from voltage surges and lightning strikes.

• SPD diverts the excess voltage to the ground, preventing damage to the street light.

• It is important to use SPD in street lights as they are exposed to outdoor elements and are prone to voltage sur...read more
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Q2. Types of solar modules
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There are three main types of solar modules: monocrystalline, polycrystalline, and thin-film.
• Monocrystalline solar modules are made from a single crystal of silicon and are the most efficient and expensive.

• Polycrystalline solar modules are made from multiple crystals of silicon and are less efficient but more affordable than monocrystalline.

• Thin-film solar modules are made from a thin layer of photovoltaic material and...read more
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Q1. Past salary and current expectations
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Discussion on prominent business or geopolitical issue among 10-12 participants.

Q1. Major updates under Ind AS
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Ind AS updates include changes in revenue recognition, lease accounting, and financial instruments.
• Ind AS 115 introduced a new revenue recognition model

• Ind AS 116 changed the accounting for leases

• Ind AS 109 introduced new rules for financial instruments

• Ind AS 32 and 107 were revised to align with the new financial instruments standard

• Ind AS 103 was revised to align with the new business combinations standard
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Q2. Methods and technicalities in preparing Cash Flow Statement.
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Cash Flow Statement preparation involves analyzing cash inflows and outflows.
• Identify cash inflows and outflows from operating, investing, and financing activities

• Calculate net cash flow by subtracting cash outflows from cash inflows

• Prepare a statement of cash flows using the direct or indirect method

• Ensure accuracy by reconciling beginning and ending cash balances
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Q3. Recent Developments in Direct pr Indirect taxation.
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Recent developments in direct and indirect taxation include changes in GST rates, introduction of e-invoicing, and new tax slabs.
• GST rates have been revised for various goods and services, such as reduction in rates for hotel room tariffs and outdoor catering services.

• E-invoicing has been introduced for businesses with a turnover of over Rs. 500 crore to improve tax compliance and reduce errors.

• New tax slabs have been ...read more
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