Glenmark Life Sciences Senior Executive Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Work Experience
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Q2. Skills having technical ability
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Q1. Why Do you want to change
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Q2. Notice period time relocation
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Q1. How can calculate HVAC efficiency
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HVAC efficiency can be calculated by dividing the useful output by the total input.
• Calculate the useful output of the HVAC system, such as the amount of heating or cooling provided to the space.

• Determine the total input of the HVAC system, including the energy consumed by the system.

• Divide the useful output by the total input to get the efficiency percentage.

• Efficiency (%) = (Useful Output / Total Input) * 100

• For examp...read more
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Q2. What is filter integrity test and how to do.
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Filter integrity test is a method to ensure the filter is functioning properly by testing its ability to retain particles of a certain size.
• Filter integrity test is performed to verify the effectiveness of a filter in retaining particles of a specific size.

• Common methods include bubble point test, diffusion test, pressure hold test, and water intrusion test.

• The test results are compared against established acceptance c...read more
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Q3. Area classification as per USFDA guidelines and ISO guidelines
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Q4. How can perform PAO test. And concentration ratio
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Performing PAO test involves measuring the concentration ratio of a substance in a solution.
• Prepare a known concentration of the substance to be tested

• Measure the absorbance of the solution at a specific wavelength using a spectrophotometer

• Plot a standard curve using known concentrations of the substance

• Calculate the concentration of the unknown sample using the standard curve

• Concentration ratio can be calculated by di...read more
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Q5. Class ISO 7 partical count
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ISO 7 particle count refers to the cleanliness level of air in a controlled environment.
• ISO 7 classifies air cleanliness based on the number of particles per cubic meter.

• Lower particle counts indicate cleaner air and higher particle counts indicate more contamination.

• ISO 7 is commonly used in cleanrooms and controlled environments to maintain quality standards.

• Example: ISO 7 particle count may be 10,000 particles per c
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Q6. What is DX coil
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DX coil is a type of coil used in air conditioning systems to transfer heat between the indoor and outdoor units.
• DX coil stands for Direct Expansion coil

• It is a key component in air conditioning systems

• DX coils are used to transfer heat between the refrigerant and the air being circulated in the system

• They are commonly found in split air conditioning systems
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Q1. You experienced related questions.what your preasent job role questions.
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Q2. Dispatch activity, vendor qualification, process validation,PQR preparation like.
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Q3. Which guideline recently revised By ICH
Ans. ICHQ9QUALITY RISK MANAGEMENT Q9(R1) Final version Adopted on 18 January 2023
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Q4. Cleaning validation reference guideline
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Q5. PHARMACEUTICAL INSPECTION CONVENTION PHARMACEUTICAL INSPECTION CO-OPERATION SCHEME(PIC/S).
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Q6. Recent ICH Q13&14
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Q1. They asked Questions about RS,Assay And Dissolution in very depth and QMS Also
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Q1. They asked about career growth and give assurance about Job
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Q1. Difference between DCS & PLC
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DCS is used for continuous control of complex processes in industries, while PLC is used for discrete control of machinery and equipment.
• DCS is typically used in industries such as oil and gas, power plants, and chemical plants for continuous control of processes.

• PLC is commonly used in manufacturing industries for discrete control of machinery and equipment.

• DCS allows for centralized control of multiple control loops,...read more
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Q2. Calibration Frequency of Critical & Non-Critical Instruments
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Critical instruments should be calibrated more frequently than non-critical instruments to ensure accuracy and reliability.
• Critical instruments should be calibrated at least once a month or as recommended by the manufacturer.

• Non-critical instruments can be calibrated less frequently, such as once a year.

• Regular calibration ensures accurate measurements and reliable performance of instruments.

• Examples: Critical instrume...read more
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Q1. Related to QMS part and manufacturing
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Q2. Technical points in manufacturing related to machine .
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Q3. Guidelines regarding fda MHRA
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Q1. Related company environment
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q1. Tell us about Solara Active Pharma (Most important)
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