Eugia Pharma Specialities Engineering Assistant Interview Questions and Answers for Freshers

Q1. Tell me something about yourself.
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I am a dedicated and experienced Senior Engineer with a passion for problem-solving and innovation.
• Over 10 years of experience in engineering roles

• Strong background in project management and team leadership

• Skilled in various engineering software and tools

• Proven track record of successful project completions

• Passionate about continuous learning and professional development
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Q2. What is your current role and responsibilities?
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I am currently working as a Senior Engineer at XYZ Company, where I am responsible for leading a team of engineers, designing and implementing new systems, and ensuring the quality and efficiency of our projects.
• Leading a team of engineers

• Designing and implementing new systems

• Ensuring quality and efficiency of projects
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Q1. Why should we hire you?
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I have a proven track record of successfully leading engineering projects and teams, with a strong technical background and excellent problem-solving skills.
• Extensive experience in engineering projects

• Strong leadership skills

• Excellent technical background

• Proven track record of success

• Effective problem-solving abilities
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Q2. If our rival company will offer you, then will you join to him?
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I am committed to my current company and have no intention of leaving for a rival company.
• I am dedicated to my current role and company

• I value loyalty and long-term relationships with my employer

• I am not easily swayed by external offers or competition
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Q1. Are you agree to sign a bond for 3 years.
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I am willing to sign a bond for 3 years.
• I am open to signing a bond for 3 years as long as the terms are fair and reasonable.

• Signing a bond shows commitment and dedication to the role and company.

• I would like to discuss the specifics of the bond before making a final decision.
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Q2. We can't offer more than 15% on current salary.
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Q2. What is the most commonly used feeder in dipole antenna?
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The most commonly used feeder in dipole antennas is the coaxial cable, known for its efficiency and ease of use.
• Coaxial cable is preferred due to its low loss and ability to handle high power.

• It provides a balanced feed to the dipole, minimizing radiation pattern distortion.

• Examples include RG-58 and RG-213 coaxial cables, commonly used in amateur radio.

• Other feeders like open-wire line can also be used but require mor...read more
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Q3. Dipole antennas are?
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Dipole antennas are simple, efficient antennas used for transmitting and receiving radio frequency signals.
• Consist of two conductive elements, usually metal rods, oriented in opposite directions.

• Commonly used in radio, television, and communication systems.

• Half-wave dipole is the most common type, resonating at a specific frequency.

• Can be easily constructed and tuned for various frequencies.

• Examples include the simple ...read more
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Q4. Input impedance of dipole antennas are?
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Dipole antennas typically have an input impedance of around 73 ohms in free space.
• The input impedance of a half-wave dipole antenna is approximately 73 ohms.

• In practice, the impedance can vary based on the surrounding environment and feed point.

• For a center-fed dipole, the impedance is higher than at the ends.

• Impedance matching is crucial for efficient power transfer; using a balun can help.

• Example: A dipole antenna op...read more
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Q5. How does an impedance at the feed of dipole antennas defined
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Impedance at the feed of dipole antennas is defined by their geometry and surrounding environment, affecting performance.
• The feed point impedance of a half-wave dipole antenna is typically around 73 ohms in free space.

• Impedance can vary based on the dipole's length, diameter, and proximity to ground or other objects.

• For example, a dipole placed close to the ground may have a lower impedance due to ground effects.

• Matchi...read more
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Q6. When does the efficiency of dipole antenna can be maximum?
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The efficiency of a dipole antenna is maximized when it is resonant and properly matched to the transmission line.
• A dipole antenna is most efficient at its resonant frequency, where it radiates maximum power.

• Impedance matching with the transmission line minimizes reflections, enhancing efficiency.

• A well-designed dipole should have a low loss in the surrounding environment, such as free space.

• For example, a half-wave di...read more
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Field related questions

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Q1. Negotiation in salary range
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Q1. What is cooling tower efficiency
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Cooling tower efficiency is a measure of how well a cooling tower is able to remove heat from a system.
• Cooling tower efficiency is typically calculated as the ratio of actual heat transfer to the maximum possible heat transfer.

• Factors that affect cooling tower efficiency include air and water flow rates, temperature differentials, and fouling of heat transfer surfaces.

• Higher efficiency means the cooling tower is able t...read more
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Q1. Utility & maintenance
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Eye Q test

Q1. They asked about what was ur current organization and about your work . How much you have confidence about technical knowledge/ skills
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Q1. Salary negotiation
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Q2. It is given 20% hike on my current ctc
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