General Atomics Interview Questions and Answers

Group discussion (GD) involves addressing a specific problem or situation collaboratively through discussion and problem-solving.

Group discussion (GD) entails tackling a specific issue or topic collaboratively.

My attitude is typical.

My CV is attached for your review.

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Q2. How many interview rounds are there?
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Q3. Where it is running from
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Q1. Who can serve as an HR representative?
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Q2. How is the human resources department structured for the group?
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I am ECE students, Analog and Digital, basic aptitude and some control system questions

Q1. They basically asked digital electronics (all concepts,adder,mux ,counters,you need design tha logic circuits also for given sequence)analog questions on options op amp, filters, MOSFET, bjt, jfet, control...read more
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Q2. It's about your group project, they will ask more questions to confuse you, and they will ask everything like circuit, code, values.
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Q1. Where you see yourself in five years, just basic hr questions
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Folks,
Prepare the below topics very well.

1. Engineering mechanics
2. GD and T
3. Strength of materials
4. Manufacturing process
5. Tolerance stack up analysis
6. Engineering drawing

I had prepared them but still unable to clear the paper cause questions were tricky enough to answer.

I hope this helps you better for practice.

All the best “Brothers, Sister and Friends”.

Q1. Design calculations
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Q2. Project experience
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Q3. Engineering concept
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Q1. About use and experience
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Q2. Previous experience and roles and responsibility
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Q1. What is interview process of Genpact.
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Q1. Basic questions for .Net and stored procedure
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Q2. Questions like functions and sp difference, solid principles etc.
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Q1. Two programs based on hacker earth test.
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Q1. Use less questions based on 25 horses running a race ...
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Q2. Question based on reverse a string
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Q3. Question on git commands(who asks these)
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Q4. Questions based on stack and heap memory
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Q5. Questions on explaining useless unworthy questions having no relevance to any experience of work.
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Q1. GD & T , drawing knowledge and solid model
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Q2. GD & T , drawing reading and Modelling
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Q1. What is the internal implementation of Hashing and what is collision?
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Hashing is a technique used to map data to a fixed-size array, collision occurs when two different inputs produce the same hash value.
• Hashing involves using a hash function to map data to a fixed-size array.

• Collision happens when two different inputs produce the same hash value.

• Common techniques to handle collisions include chaining and open addressing.
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Q2. Is time complexity of HashMap always O(1) ?
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No, time complexity of HashMap is not always O(1).
• Time complexity of HashMap is O(1) on average, but can degrade to O(n) in worst case scenarios.

• Worst case scenarios include hash collisions, which can lead to linear probing and degrade performance.

• Load factor and capacity of the HashMap can also affect time complexity.

• In scenarios where many keys hash to the same index, the time complexity can degrade.
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Q1. Yet to have the interview. Ambition box is forcefully making me enter these details
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