Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing Graduate Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Engineering basics strength of materials
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Q1. Fluid mechanics related
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Q1. Why should we hire you?
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Q2. What are your salary expectations?
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Q3. What is your family background?
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Q4. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
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Q5. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
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Q6. Tell me about yourself.
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Q1. Civil engineering (Totally experience of commercial projects in Finishing work,structure.
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Day to day task

Q1. How can you define the Difference between a slope and a Gradient
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A slope is the steepness of a surface while a gradient is the rate of change of a variable.
• Slope refers to the angle of inclination of a surface, while gradient refers to the change in elevation or value of a variable over a distance.

• Slope is measured in degrees or percentage, while gradient is measured in units of the variable per unit of distance.

• For example, the slope of a hill is 30 degrees, while the gradient of t...read more
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Q1. Self introduction and briefly explain about your previous company experience
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Q2. Current CTC and Expected CTC
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I am currently earning X and expecting Y based on my skills and experience.
• Mention your current salary and the salary you are expecting

• Explain how you arrived at your expected salary based on your skills and experience

• Be open to negotiation if the company offers a different salary package
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Q1. What's your favourite hobby
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Q2. How do you perform in this company
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Thermal background required to crack this down

General topics on discussion,

Q1. Depends on the interviewer, basically thermal related questions can be a major topic
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Q1. Final round where they negotiate your salary
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Q1. How do you calculate takt time
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Takt time is calculated by dividing the available production time by the customer demand.
• Calculate the total available production time in a specified period (e.g. 1 day)

• Determine the customer demand for the same period

• Divide the total available production time by the customer demand to get the takt time

• Takt Time = Total Production Time / Customer Demand
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Q2. How do you do line balancing
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Line balancing is the process of assigning tasks to workstations in a way that evens out the workload and maximizes efficiency.
• Identify the tasks required to complete a process

• Determine the cycle time for each task

• Assign tasks to workstations based on cycle time and workload

• Ensure that workstations are balanced to avoid bottlenecks

• Regularly review and adjust the line balancing to optimize efficiency
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Q3. How do you to capacity analaysis
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Capacity analysis involves evaluating the ability of a system or process to handle a certain amount of workload or demand.
• Identify the key components of the system or process that contribute to its capacity

• Collect data on the current workload or demand placed on the system

• Use mathematical models or simulations to predict how the system will perform under different levels of workload

• Consider factors such as resource ava...read more
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Q1. Why you choose design engineering
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Q2. What are the points you will consider to design jig
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Points to consider when designing a jig
• Understand the purpose of the jig

• Consider the material and dimensions of the workpiece

• Ensure proper alignment and stability

• Include features for easy clamping and adjustment

• Design for ease of use and efficiency
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