Government Dental College and Hospital Interview Questions and Answers

I would teach the basics of biotechnology, including genetic engineering, bioprocessing, and applications in various fields.

• Introduction to biotechnology and its significance

• Genetic engineering techniques and tools

• Bioprocessing and fermentation

• Applications of biotechnology in medicine, agriculture, and industry

• Ethical considerations and safety in biotechnology

• Hands-on laboratory exercises and case studies

A CSTR is a Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor used in chemical engineering for continuous mixing and reaction of fluids.

• CSTR stands for Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor.

• It is used in chemical engineering for continuous mixing and reaction of fluids.

• The reactor consists of a tank with an agitator to ensure uniform mixing.

• The reactants are continuously fed into the tank and the products are continuously withdrawn.

• CSTRs are ...read more

A PFR is a continuous flow reactor while a CSTR is a well-mixed batch reactor.

• PFR operates at steady-state while CSTR operates at unsteady-state.

• PFR has a plug flow behavior while CSTR has a mixed flow behavior.

• PFR has a varying concentration along the reactor length while CSTR has a uniform concentration.

• PFR is suitable for reactions with high conversion while CSTR is suitable for reactions with low conversion.

• Example...read more

There are several reasons why I haven't pursued a Ph.D. despite having an excellent academic record.

• I have chosen to focus on gaining practical experience and applying my knowledge in a professional setting.

• I believe that real-world experience and industry exposure are equally important for personal and professional growth.

• I have been actively involved in research projects and publications, which have allowed me to con...read more