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GE Edison Engineer Interview Questions and Answers
15 Interview questions
Al and Cu have different stress strain diagrams due to their different material properties.
Al has a higher yield strength and ultimate tensile strength than Cu.
Cu has a higher ductility than Al.
Al has a more linear stress strain curve than Cu.
Cu exhibits necking before fracture, while Al does not.
The modulus of elasticity for Al is higher than Cu.
The expression of lift over air fail is derived using Bernoulli's principle and the equation for lift force.
Lift force is equal to the product of air density, velocity squared, wing area, and lift coefficient.
Airfoil shape and angle of attack affect lift coefficient.
Bernoulli's principle states that as air velocity increases, air pressure decreases.
The pressure difference between the top and bottom of a wing creat...
Sorry, I cannot answer this question without knowing the series.
Without knowing the series, it is impossible to predict the next few numbers.
The series could follow any pattern or rule, making it unpredictable without more information.
It is important to have all the necessary data before attempting to make predictions.
Use Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) to reduce matrix size while preserving important information.
SVD breaks down a matrix into its constituent parts, allowing for the removal of less important information.
The resulting smaller matrix can be used to approximate the original matrix with minimal loss of important information.
This technique is commonly used in image compression and data analysis.
Example: A 1000x100...
Algorithm to store data in different formats
Identify the data types and formats needed
Create a data structure to hold the data
Implement functions to convert data to desired formats
Examples: JSON, CSV, XML, SQL
Consider data security and privacy
Natural frequency of a beam refers to the frequency at which the beam vibrates when disturbed from its equilibrium position.
Natural frequency is determined by the material properties and geometry of the beam.
It is important to consider natural frequency when designing structures to avoid resonance.
The formula for natural frequency is f = (1/2π) * √(k/m), where k is the stiffness and m is the mass of the beam.
Examp...
Thick of pressure vessel is determined by factors like pressure, temperature, material, and safety factor.
Pressure vessel thickness is calculated using various codes and standards like ASME BPVC, EN 13445, PD 5500, etc.
Factors like pressure, temperature, material properties, and safety factor are considered while determining the thickness.
The thickness calculation involves determining the maximum allowable stress,...
To find stress and failure condition for a truss system, analyze the forces acting on each member and calculate the stress using appropriate equations.
Analyze the forces acting on each member of the truss system
Calculate the stress using appropriate equations
Determine the failure condition based on the material properties and stress values
Examples of equations: axial stress = force/area, bending stress = (force x ...
I enjoy a variety of hobbies that keep me engaged and help me unwind, including reading, hiking, and experimenting with cooking.
Reading: I love diving into science fiction and fantasy novels, which spark my imagination.
Hiking: Exploring nature trails allows me to stay active and appreciate the outdoors.
Cooking: I enjoy trying out new recipes, especially from different cultures, to expand my culinary skills.
Ductility is the ability of a material to deform under tensile stress. Strain hardening is the increase in strength of a material due to plastic deformation.
Ductility allows a material to be drawn into a wire or hammered into a thin sheet without breaking.
Strain hardening occurs when a material is deformed beyond its elastic limit, causing dislocations in the crystal structure.
Examples of ductile materials include...
GE Edison Engineer Interview Experiences
14 interviews found
Anonymous
I applied via Campus Placement and was interviewed before Jul 2020. There were 4 interview rounds.
Interview Questionnaire
3 Questions
- Q1. Stress strain diagram of Al and Cu?
- Ans.
Al and Cu have different stress strain diagrams due to their different material properties.
Al has a higher yield strength and ultimate tensile strength than Cu.
Cu has a higher ductility than Al.
Al has a more linear stress strain curve than Cu.
Cu exhibits necking before fracture, while Al does not.
The modulus of elasticity for Al is higher than Cu.
- Q2. Ductility of a material? Strain hardening?
- Ans.
Ductility is the ability of a material to deform under tensile stress. Strain hardening is the increase in strength of a material due to plastic deformation.
Ductility allows a material to be drawn into a wire or hammered into a thin sheet without breaking.
Strain hardening occurs when a material is deformed beyond its elastic limit, causing dislocations in the crystal structure.
Examples of ductile materials include copp...
- Q3. Stress vectors and stress tensor
Interview Preparation Tips
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: There was a half an hour written test on technical subject. Then there was a test on aptitude questions for half an hour, after which we had an optional test for computer literacy.
Tips: The basics have to be clear as they only ask conceptual questions. For aptitude, R.S. Agarwal's book is preferable.
Round: Interview
Experience: I had 4 interviews of 25 minutes each.I had 4 interviews of 25 minutes each.
Round: Interview
Experience: 2nd interview was for programming skills. I was asked to code in OOP concept and also had to write a code for prime numbers
Round: Interview
Experience: I was asked about my favourite sport. Since I had mentioned lawn tennis, I was asked questions in the same.
Round: Interview
Experience: In the last round, they asked me about GE and questions like why do you want to join, and will you be comfortable with this kind of job etc. I was also asked if i was ready to face the challenges company posed and also if i would not cower down due to the tough environment.
General Tips: Just be yourself and honest about what you want from life, job, and yourself. Look into yourself and find out what interests you the most. if you select that company where your interests matches then you may not be the best in that field but you will definitely get selected
Skill Tips: The company was looking basically at candidates with very high conceptual knowledge and a quest to learn. The company wanted to make sure that the candidate would survive in the tough ompetitive environment of GE
College Name: IIT-ROORKEE
Pranav Mulay
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Had a lot of technical stuff in the resume and edited out the co-curriculars. But I guess was shortlisted based on my performance in the test, as a lot of others with stronger resumes (technically) were not shortlisted.
Tips: GE while shortlisting engineering talent at IIT's doesn't care much about the extra-curriculars. And we tend to have a lot of them on our resumes. Would suggest emphasizing the projects done and the impact of those in the resumes.
Round: Test
Experience: The test was basically around the fundamentals of Mechanical Engg. Not very difficult but tested the candidate on fundamental concepts.
Tips: A basic prep of relevant coursework should suffice.
Round: Interview
Experience: A lot of emphasis on my coursework and Dual Degree Project. Most of the discussion revolved around the DDP and adjacent fields. Apart from the technical details the interviewer curious about the impact that the project would finally create. This, as I understand now, is a requirement for the profile we're hired into.
Some guys had two rounds of technical interviews but in my case the interviewer after one round had made it very clear that I had got the job. I later understood that most of the people had two rounds and very few had a single round.
Tips: Steer the discussion toward your strengths. The interviewers are generally very friendly, but don't bullshit them as most of them are individuals who occupy engineering leadership roles at GE's Bangalore Center.
Be prepared to do some math on a paper, I was asked to formulate some of the stuff I was talking about my DDP. If you don't know something it is better to shut up than speculate.
Round: Interview
Experience: Was basically a formality, the interviewer chatted for a while about what I had done at IIT, what I liked/disliked about my college. Asked me to rate myself on a few things. Asked my rationale behind the evaluation.
Tips: In my opinion the HR interview is just a show. The technical interview IS the interview. If get that right you're through.
General Tips: If you're technically sound should not be difficult to crack this.
College Name: IIT Madras
Motivation: The EEDP program is a good profile for people who're interested to pursue careers in engineering. GE as an engineering brand is huge.
rohitkr1592
Interview Questionnaire
12 Questions
- Q1. Tell me about
- Ans.
I'm sorry, you didn't provide a specific topic for me to talk about. Can you please provide more information?
Please provide a specific topic for me to discuss.
I am happy to talk about my experience, skills, or interests.
If you have a specific question, I am happy to answer it to the best of my ability.
- Q2. Why GE
- Ans.
GE is a global leader in innovation and technology, with a strong commitment to sustainability and social responsibility.
GE has a long history of innovation and technological advancements
The company is committed to sustainability and reducing its environmental impact
GE has a strong focus on social responsibility and giving back to communities
The company offers diverse career opportunities and a supportive work culture
- Q3. What product you like the most made byGE
- Q4. What would you like to make in GE
- Ans.
I would like to make innovative and sustainable solutions for renewable energy.
Develop advanced wind turbines with higher efficiency
Create solar panels with longer lifespan and lower cost
Design energy storage systems for renewable energy sources
Explore new technologies for geothermal and hydroelectric power
Collaborate with other companies and governments to promote clean energy
- Q5. Hobby
- Ans.
I enjoy a variety of hobbies that keep me engaged and help me unwind, including reading, hiking, and experimenting with cooking.
Reading: I love diving into science fiction and fantasy novels, which spark my imagination.
Hiking: Exploring nature trails allows me to stay active and appreciate the outdoors.
Cooking: I enjoy trying out new recipes, especially from different cultures, to expand my culinary skills.
- Q6. Why Dual Degree and Mech
- Ans.
To gain a broader understanding of engineering principles and increase career opportunities.
Dual degree allows for a more diverse skill set
Mechanical engineering provides a strong foundation
Combining the two opens up opportunities in multiple industries
Example: designing medical devices with knowledge in both mechanical and electrical engineering
- Q7. Subject you love the most and why
- Ans.
I love mathematics because it challenges me to think logically and creatively.
Mathematics is a universal language that can be applied to various fields.
It involves problem-solving, critical thinking, and creativity.
I enjoy exploring the beauty and elegance of mathematical concepts.
Examples include calculus, number theory, and geometry.
I also appreciate the practical applications of mathematics in fields such as physics...
- Q8. Strength Of material:1. Stress and pressure?difference?
- Ans.
Stress is the force per unit area, while pressure is the force per unit area exerted by a fluid.
Stress is a measure of the internal forces within a material, while pressure is the force exerted on a material from the outside.
Stress is a scalar quantity, while pressure is a vector quantity.
Stress is measured in units of force per unit area, while pressure is measured in units of force per unit area.
Examples of stress in...
- Q9. Find the stress and failure condition for a truss system?
- Ans.
To find stress and failure condition for a truss system, analyze the forces acting on each member and calculate the stress using appropriate equations.
Analyze the forces acting on each member of the truss system
Calculate the stress using appropriate equations
Determine the failure condition based on the material properties and stress values
Examples of equations: axial stress = force/area, bending stress = (force x lengt...
- Q10. Pressure vessel Thick and derivation ?
- Ans.
Thick of pressure vessel is determined by factors like pressure, temperature, material, and safety factor.
Pressure vessel thickness is calculated using various codes and standards like ASME BPVC, EN 13445, PD 5500, etc.
Factors like pressure, temperature, material properties, and safety factor are considered while determining the thickness.
The thickness calculation involves determining the maximum allowable stress, hoop...
- Q11. Buckling Derivation ?
- Q12. Dual Degree Project ?
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Quant is going to be standard CAT type .Time Crunching is going to be the key. Give as many practice tests as possible. Standard near level CATFor Core: Relatively Easy , Heat transfer was quite simple with more stress on conduction GATE Book is sufficient.
Tips: Keep track of tome and sections . DO read instructions carefully,try answering as many as possible in Quant as that's going to be the deciding factorWeightage:Quant: 80%Core:20%
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 40
Round: Interview
Experience: Very relaxed, very comfortable and sytematic. They were eager to know about you and would like to hear the three words in any answer "ETHICS>INTEGRITY>INNOVATION"Speak it out in Tell me about yourself and you're in for sure.
Tips: Kind of said above, Make sure bring Edison in conversation they like to hear about it
Round: Interview
Experience: They were looking for depth rather than width of your knowledge. They want derivations not final results, even of you make a mistake they'll help you rectify that. Just show your enthusiasm for Mechanical Engineering.
Tips: IT's going to be the deciding factor as only those who clear technical round will be called for HR. If your performance is good in tech interview than HR will be a cakewalk else it will be trickier.Please give in 3 days preparation for subject you like and 3 hrs for reading about GE. Try to integrate your subject expertise to their products...... might sound a bit too much but they have so many, you could find one and .... you're through...ALL THE BEST....
Skill Tips: "Prepare one subject but make sure you reach a perfection level."
Skills: Core mechanical fundaes
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Edison Engineer Interview Questions & Answers
GIRAJAVAGOL UDAY MAHADEV me15m077
posted on 4 Dec 2016
I applied via Campus Placement and was interviewed in Dec 2016. There were 5 interview rounds.
Interview Questionnaire
2 Questions
- Q1. What is your Favorite subject? Explain the procedure of FEA? What is isoparametric element? Draw stress-strain curve for ductile and brittle materials? Explain important points on curve? Explain different ...
- Ans.
Answering technical questions related to engineering
FEA is a numerical method used to analyze the behavior of structures under different conditions
Isoparametric element is a type of finite element that uses the same shape functions for both geometry and solution variables
Stress-strain curve for ductile materials shows plastic deformation before failure, while for brittle materials it shows little to no plastic deformat...
- Q2. Tell me about yourself. As tennis is my favorite sport, so they asked me to tell qualities of 5 different tennis players? Tell me about your project. Tell me about your last job. What is Edison engineering...
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: It was online test. The test was designed by Cocubes. Verbal, analytical and quantitative aptitude (20 questions each) was in one part for 1 hour and technical test (30 questions) was for half hour. Technical test was easy but quantitative was difficult. Calculator was not allowed.
Tips: Read everything under GATE syllabus (except maths) for technical test. Practice for general aptitude and try to solve fast.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Total Questions: 90
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Technical Interview for Mechanical Graduates:
GE aviation was on campus.
Single person was taking interview.
Tips: Concentrate on FEA. Prepare basic things like stress-strain curve. Be prepared for tell me about GE. All the candidates shortlisted for HR were good in FEA.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Two persons were taking HR interview.
Simple regular HR questions.
Tips: Be confident. Prepare about GE.
College Name: IIT Madras
Interview Questionnaire
2 Questions
- Q1. Why GE ?
- Ans.
GE is a global leader in innovation and technology, with a strong commitment to sustainability and social responsibility.
GE has a long history of innovation and technological advancement
GE is committed to sustainability and reducing its environmental impact
GE has a strong focus on social responsibility and giving back to communities
GE offers diverse career opportunities in a variety of industries
GE values diversity and...
- Q2. Tell us about yourself
- Ans.
I am a highly motivated engineer with a passion for innovation and problem-solving.
I have a degree in mechanical engineering from XYZ University
I have worked for ABC Company for 5 years, where I designed and implemented several successful projects
I am proficient in CAD software such as SolidWorks and AutoCAD
I am a team player and enjoy collaborating with others to achieve common goals
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: There is a preliminary exam comprising 5 papers following which one has to write One Math and Quantitative paper and One or more Core papers depending on the student’’s interest. Core subjects: A. Thermodynamics and fluid mechanics B. Structures C. Controls D. Programming ( Based on C tricks etc ).
Tips: Decent grasp over Math and Quant is good enough. Good knowledge in core subjects mentioned above. Complete grip on knowedge imparted through projects and field work. Do’s: One is advised to take more than one paper in case One is unsure of which paper to take. In this manner, one has high probability of getting shortlisted.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Completely technical based questions depending on which profile they have chosen you for.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: If they want to evaluate your knowledge in two or more fields they will tell you to sit for one more round. This may not be compulsory for all. If a person is interested to give tech interview in one more field they conduct this.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Frankly, this is fun. Same old questions regarding positives and negatives.
Tips: Just try and show yourself as an asset to the company in a respectful manner. Be confident. After clearing tech round, this should not be a problem.
General Tips: Written test isn’t that hard .It’s completely based on fundamentals of the subject. What one has read in 4 years is enough, there’s no need for extra preparation.One should have command over the subjects before turning up for the interview.
Skill Tips: CGPA > 8.0, Good knowledge in any of the fields namely, structures, fluid mechanics, controls, tools and programming (tools - Ansys, fluent etc, programming - scientific programming C is a must, any other known programming language would be an added advantage). Decent math & quantitative ability. Proficiency with core subjects. Proficiency with the scientific programming would be of added advantage.
Skills: Programming, Quantitative Aptitude
College Name: IIT KHARAGPUR
Interview Questionnaire
22 Questions
- Q1. Axial compressor functioning of GT engines
- Q2. Principle stress and strain
- Ans.
Principle stress and strain are the maximum and minimum stresses/strains experienced by an object in a given direction.
Principle stress is the maximum stress experienced by an object in a given direction.
Principle strain is the maximum strain experienced by an object in a given direction.
They are important in determining the strength and failure of materials.
For example, in a beam under bending, the maximum stress occu...
- Q3. Natural frequency of beam problem
- Ans.
Natural frequency of a beam refers to the frequency at which the beam vibrates when disturbed from its equilibrium position.
Natural frequency is determined by the material properties and geometry of the beam.
It is important to consider natural frequency when designing structures to avoid resonance.
The formula for natural frequency is f = (1/2π) * √(k/m), where k is the stiffness and m is the mass of the beam.
Example: A...
- Q4. Shear centre, finite element methods
- Q5. Fracture mechanics
- Q6. Composites
- Q7. Strength of materials
- Ans.
Strength of materials refers to the ability of a material to withstand external forces without breaking or deforming.
It is important in engineering design to ensure that materials used can withstand the expected loads and stresses.
Factors that affect strength of materials include material composition, shape, and size.
Testing methods such as tensile testing and compression testing are used to determine the strength of m...
- Q8. Predict next few numbers in series
- Ans.
Sorry, I cannot answer this question without knowing the series.
Without knowing the series, it is impossible to predict the next few numbers.
The series could follow any pattern or rule, making it unpredictable without more information.
It is important to have all the necessary data before attempting to make predictions.
- Q9. Algorithm to reduce size of stored matrix
- Ans.
Use Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) to reduce matrix size while preserving important information.
SVD breaks down a matrix into its constituent parts, allowing for the removal of less important information.
The resulting smaller matrix can be used to approximate the original matrix with minimal loss of important information.
This technique is commonly used in image compression and data analysis.
Example: A 1000x1000 mat...
- Q10. Bending moment and load displacement relation
- Q11. Derive expression of lift over air fail
- Ans.
The expression of lift over air fail is derived using Bernoulli's principle and the equation for lift force.
Lift force is equal to the product of air density, velocity squared, wing area, and lift coefficient.
Airfoil shape and angle of attack affect lift coefficient.
Bernoulli's principle states that as air velocity increases, air pressure decreases.
The pressure difference between the top and bottom of a wing creates li...
- Q12. Write algorithm to store given data in different formats
- Ans.
Algorithm to store data in different formats
Identify the data types and formats needed
Create a data structure to hold the data
Implement functions to convert data to desired formats
Examples: JSON, CSV, XML, SQL
Consider data security and privacy
- Q13. Basic fluid dynamics questions, turbulence
- Q14. Discretization schemes and error analysis on CFD
- Ans.
Discretization schemes are used in CFD to approximate continuous equations. Error analysis is used to evaluate the accuracy of the approximation.
Discretization schemes involve dividing the domain into smaller elements and approximating the equations within each element.
Common schemes include finite difference, finite volume, and finite element methods.
Error analysis involves comparing the numerical solution to the exac...
- Q15. What are the major projects you have done? (On Thesis )
- Ans.
I have worked on projects related to renewable energy and sustainable development.
Designed and developed a solar-powered irrigation system for small-scale farmers in rural areas
Conducted a feasibility study on the use of wind energy for a remote island community
Evaluated the environmental impact of a proposed hydroelectric power plant
Developed a sustainable waste management plan for a local municipality
Investigated the...
- Q16. Introduce yourself, tell something other than resume?
- Ans.
I am a software engineer with a passion for photography and travel.
I have traveled to over 20 countries and love to capture the beauty of different cultures through my camera lens.
I enjoy hiking and have completed several challenging trails, including the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
I am an avid reader and enjoy exploring different genres of literature.
I am also a volunteer at a local animal shelter and love spending ti...
- Q17. Why IITK are you capable of taking pressure in company? Give examples
- Ans.
I am capable of taking pressure in a company because of my experience in handling challenging situations and my ability to stay calm under pressure.
I have experience working on high-pressure projects and meeting tight deadlines
I am able to prioritize tasks and manage my time effectively
I have a strong work ethic and am committed to delivering quality work
I am able to stay calm and focused under pressure, which allows m...
- Q18. Family background
- Q19. Managerial skills, weakness
- Q20. Why not higher studies
- Ans.
I believe in gaining practical experience and skills through work rather than just theoretical knowledge from higher studies.
I prefer hands-on experience over classroom learning
I have learned a lot through internships and on-the-job training
I believe in continuous learning and self-improvement
Higher studies may not always be necessary for certain career paths
I have gained valuable skills and knowledge through industry ...
- Q21. Tell some products in the market you would feel proud you were part of the team?
- Ans.
I would feel proud to be part of the team that developed Tesla Model S.
Tesla Model S is a revolutionary electric car that has won numerous awards.
It has a range of up to 402 miles on a single charge.
The car has a sleek design and advanced features like autopilot.
It has received high praise from both consumers and critics alike.
- Q22. Why this company?
- Ans.
This company aligns with my values and offers exciting opportunities for growth.
The company's mission statement resonates with me.
I am impressed by the company's commitment to sustainability.
The company offers opportunities for professional development and advancement.
I am excited about the company's innovative projects and products.
The company has a positive reputation in the industry.
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Topics:
a) Subjective
b) Fluid & Programming, speed of boat/stream type, problem on age, Mohr Circle, B.M. , deflection, shear stress in circular c/s, CAT type questions, where shear stress in maximum in the diagram? In a sphere what is the ratio between volumetric strain and circumferential strain, torsion natural frequency of a system having a circular disc connected to a rod? Given: Circle- radius, 2 chord lengths, fixed relation between distance from centre of chords if they are having a ratio of 1:2 lengthwise
c) Puzzles - A.P sum to n terms, GP next no. in series, A starts t1 B starts t2 at what time will they meet?
d) Geometry, probability, pipe and cisterns, turbines and compressors
Duration: 20 minutes
General Tips: Study:
1. R.S. Agrawal of quantitative problems is a good solution.
2. Fluid mechanics
3. Strength of materials
4. Dynamics and vibration
5. FEM
6. Fracture and fatigue
7. Composite materials
8. C++/C
9. Data Structure
10. Probability and stats.
11. Heat and mass transfer
12. Fluid dynamics and rate processes
13. CFD
14. Turbulence.
15. Thesis is the key factor
16. Structural analysis
17. Dynamic and vibration
18. FEM propulsion
College Name: IIT KANPUR
Skills evaluated in this interview
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: It was an online test.
Aptitude test was simple, below CAT level.
The technical test consisted of questions related to Heat and mass transfer, the dimensionless constants (Re, Pr, Bi, Nu), viscous fluid flow, etc.
The HR round had questions like tell me about yourself.
Tips: If you plan to apply for thermal or flumech profile, study the topics like Heat and mass transfer, the dimensionless constants (Re, Pr, Bi, Nu), viscous fluid flow thoroughly
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Questions were thesis and course related.
An abstract question regarding infinite number of point vortices on a line was asked.
I was unprepared for questions on thermodynamic cycles, flow networks. Luckily, I was asked a numeric question and an algorithm on how to sort an array, which I could answer.
Tips: Don't fail to read up on your thesis!
Round: HR Interview
Experience: This round involved typical HR questions. I had prepared my answers according to the profile, which formed the bulk of the interview.
Tips: Don't forget to prepare for HR. This is critical.
General Tips: Don't mention higher studies, and display interest in the company and the profile.
And most importantly, do not lose heart!
College Name: IIT KANPUR
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Online test
1)10 questions for Quant/DI (same for everyone)
2)10 questions from core (Had to choose Design or Thermal)
3)Essay type questions e.g Describe yourself, Why Edisons progamme, How will GE help in achieving your goal?
Tips: Check out last year's papers, pretty much same
Duration: 10+15+20 min minutes
Round: Interview
Tips: For Design: Mainly FEA in interview-in depth knowledge required, thorough with all aspect of projects.
Round: Interview
Experience: Yes.
I was very frank, straight forward and direct. There was a young lady and I was very energetic, talkative and funny, made her laugh, created positive environment.
General Tips: Core: In depth knowledge, through with your projects and whatever u write in resume. Resume is one of the key things. If not in short-listing then at least in final interview it will matter a lot. Take help from everyone while writing your resume, Take feedback from maximum people all around you.
Practice GD/ Interview a lot, it will boost your confidence. Finally all comes down to your confidence and how you perform in interview. Don't be stressed, chill out. Before interview have proper food/water and most importantly stay in a chilled out group of people.
Know about the company you are sitting for. Get to know beforehand what they are looking for and then sell yourself in that way. It's all about marketing yourself by projecting your good points with respect to their requirements.
Skill Tips: I was unique than rest of the others. I guess they saw the spark in me as i really want to contribute to society by doing something valuable, which matters. This coincides with their mission statement and my projects probably displayed the same to them
Core: Went thru all books again. Read summery of topics, went thru GATE/IES materials in Lan. Projects: All reports, ppts Interview: Mock interviews with friends/ IITMAA
GD: Practice with wing-mates,some online sites like www.indiabix.com
College Name: IIT MADRAS
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: A good core related resume helps a lot.
Round: Test
Experience: Some basic aptitude practice is useful for clearing the online test.
Tips: If you apply for thermal profile, study the basics for Heat and Mass Transfer, the dimensionless constants (Re, Pr, Bi, Nu), and viscous fluid flow (Boundary layer/ Turbulent flow) for online test
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Asked typical questions famous for the HR interviews.
Tips: Don't fail to read your thesis and various other internships that you have done. Many questions will be asked from them. Especially preparing for HR rounds for the companies like GE, will help you get an edge over the other candidates. Don't mention or even hint at higher studies. Display interests in EEDP programs and also in the company. Don;t loose heart and always be confident.
Round: Technical Interview
Experience: first round involved me explaining my thesis and answering some weird abstract questions regarding an infinite number of points vortices in a line. I told the interviewer that I was unprepared for thermal questions although I did very well in the other two questions asked
College Name: IIT KANPUR
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