Euro School PGT History Teacher Interview Questions and Answers

Society and modern changes

Q1. Technical change fast and present and future
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Q2. Daily use and future
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Q1. What is NEP policy
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NEP policy refers to the New Education Policy introduced by the government of India.
• NEP policy aims to revamp the education system in India by focusing on holistic development, skill-based learning, and flexibility in curriculum.

• It emphasizes on early childhood care, universalization of education, and promoting research and innovation.

• NEP policy also aims to promote multilingualism, integration of technology in educati...read more
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Q2. What changes are brought in NEP policy?
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The NEP policy brings changes in the education system of India to promote holistic development and flexibility.
• Introduction of a 5+3+3+4 curricular structure

• Emphasis on early childhood care and education

• Promotion of vocational education from Grade 6

• Reduction in content load and emphasis on critical thinking and experiential learning

• Introduction of coding from Grade 6

• Setting up of Gender Inclusion Fund and Special Educa...read more
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Q2. Technical and Good Experience.
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Q1. Current job and experience.
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Currently working as a Research Assistant at XYZ University with 3 years of experience in conducting experiments and analyzing data.
• Research Assistant at XYZ University

• 3 years of experience in conducting experiments and analyzing data
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Q1. Introduce yourself
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I am a passionate and dedicated educator with a strong background in teaching and a commitment to fostering a positive learning environment.
• Bachelor's degree in Education from XYZ University

• 5 years of experience teaching elementary school students

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Experience in creating engaging lesson plans and activities

• Passionate about helping students reach their full potential
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Q2. Why do you want to join our school
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I want to join your school because of its reputation for academic excellence and strong sense of community.
• I am impressed by the school's high academic standards and commitment to student success.

• I value the sense of community and support that the school provides for both students and teachers.

• I believe that my teaching philosophy aligns well with the school's mission and values.
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I was instructed to give a teaching presentation on a chapter of my choice and a presentation on my research activities performed during Ph.D

Q1. Difference between ASIC and FPFA, Demorgan's Law, Boolean function reduction algorithms
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ASIC is a custom integrated circuit designed for a specific application, while FPGA is a programmable chip that can be reconfigured for different tasks. Demorgan's Law is a fundamental principle in Boolean algebra. Boolean function reduction algorithms are used to simplify complex Boolean expressions.
• ASIC is Application-Specific Integrated Circuit, designed for specific tasks like mining cryptocurrency.

• FPGA is Field-Pr...read more
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Q2. Pn junction explanation, channel length modulation,
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Q3. MOS capacitor explanation and high frequency characteristics
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MOS capacitor is a metal-oxide-semiconductor structure used in electronic devices. It has high frequency characteristics due to its capacitance.
• MOS capacitor consists of a metal gate separated from a semiconductor by a thin insulating layer.

• At high frequencies, the capacitance of the MOS capacitor plays a crucial role in determining its performance.

• The high frequency characteristics of a MOS capacitor are influenced by...read more
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Q4. Short channel effects in transistors
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Short channel effects refer to the impact of channel length reduction on transistor performance.
• Short channel effects become more pronounced as channel length decreases.

• Effects include increased leakage current, reduced threshold voltage, and reduced drain-induced barrier lowering.

• Examples of short channel effects include velocity saturation and hot carrier effects.
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Number system, ration praportion, percentage

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Q1. Directly asking to me how much your expecting salary
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Q2. Taking about working hours I am aggreed
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Q2. Why do you like to teach particular subject
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