Gannon Dunkerley & Co. Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Maths, reasoning, jeneral knowledge

Q1. Introduction your
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Q2. What is your dream
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My dream is to become a successful engineer and work on innovative projects that make a positive impact on society.
• To work on cutting-edge technologies and contribute to advancements in the field

• To collaborate with a diverse team of experts and learn from their experiences

• To create solutions that address real-world challenges and improve quality of life

• To continuously grow and develop my skills to become a respected pr
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Q3. Share your experience
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I have experience working on various engineering projects during my time in university and internships.
• Completed a major project on renewable energy sources during my final year of university

• Interned at a construction company where I assisted with structural design calculations

• Worked on a team project to design and build a prototype for a new product

• Participated in engineering competitions to enhance my skills and know
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Q4. Technical questions
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Q1. Introduction and explain past work details
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Q2. How you tackle with the ld and used machines in execution field
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I ensure proper maintenance and utilization of both old and new machines in the execution field.
• Regularly schedule maintenance for old machines to prevent breakdowns

• Train staff on proper usage and maintenance of both old and new machines

• Monitor performance of old machines and consider upgrades if necessary

• Implement a system for tracking usage and maintenance history of all machines
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Salary round discussion,anyhow you have to explain your ability to manage every question and grow attention of immediate boss

Q1. Tell me about your self
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I am a recent graduate with a degree in engineering, eager to learn and grow in a professional setting.
• Recent graduate with a degree in engineering

• Eager to learn and grow in a professional setting

• Strong problem-solving skills

• Excellent communication skills

• Experience with relevant software/tools (mention specific ones if applicable)
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Q2. Tell me your family background and your current location
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I come from a middle-class family in a small town. Currently, I am living in the city where I am pursuing my engineering degree.
• Middle-class family background

• From a small town

• Currently living in the city for education

• Pursuing engineering degree
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Q1. Basically I am a civil Engineering branch students he ask what is your favourite subject
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Q2. What is concrete
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Concrete is a composite material made of cement, water, aggregates, and sometimes additives, used in construction for its strength and durability.
• Made of cement, water, aggregates, and sometimes additives

• Used in construction for its strength and durability

• Can be reinforced with materials like steel bars for added strength

• Comes in different types such as ready-mix, precast, and shotcrete
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Q3. What is characteristics strength
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Characteristics strength is the strength of a material that represents the minimum strength value below which not more than a certain percentage of test results are expected to fall.
• Characteristics strength is used in design to ensure that structures are safe and reliable.

• It is typically determined through statistical analysis of test results.

• For example, in concrete design, the characteristic strength is denoted as fc...read more
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Q4. Final and initial setting time
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Final and initial setting time are important parameters in determining the setting characteristics of cement.
• Final setting time is the time taken for the cement paste to completely set and harden.

• Initial setting time is the time taken for the cement paste to start losing its plasticity and become rigid.

• These times are crucial for construction projects to ensure proper handling and curing of cement.

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Q1. What subject you good at?
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Q2. What is stress strain, Keplar reaction
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Stress strain is a measure of the relationship between the force applied to a material and the resulting deformation. Keplar reaction refers to the principle of action and reaction in mechanics.
• Stress strain is a measure of how a material deforms under a given load.

• Stress is the force applied to a material, while strain is the resulting deformation.

• Keplar reaction states that for every action, there is an equal and opp...read more
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