Government of India ICT Teacher Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Self instructions
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Q2. Sales experience
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I have 5 years of sales experience in the retail industry, consistently exceeding targets and building strong client relationships.
• Exceeded sales targets by 20% for 3 consecutive years

• Developed and implemented successful sales strategies

• Built strong relationships with clients leading to repeat business

• Trained new sales team members on effective selling techniques
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Q1. Q. What are abstrat class, interface?
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Abstract class is a class that cannot be instantiated and interface is a blueprint of a class.
• Abstract class can have both abstract and non-abstract methods while interface can only have abstract methods.

• A class can implement multiple interfaces but can only inherit from one abstract class.

• Abstract class can have constructors while interface cannot.

• Example of abstract class: Animal (cannot be instantiated) and Dog (inh...read more
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Q2. Why Java does not support multiple inheritance?
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Java does not support multiple inheritance to avoid the diamond problem and maintain simplicity.
• Multiple inheritance can lead to the diamond problem where a class inherits from two classes with a common parent.

• This can cause ambiguity and conflicts in method and variable resolution.

• Java supports multiple interface inheritance to achieve similar functionality.

• Maintaining simplicity and avoiding complexity is a core prin
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Q3. What is chained Exception?
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Chained Exception is an exception that is caused by another exception.
• It is a way of propagating exceptions through layers of code.

• It helps in identifying the root cause of an exception.

• It can be created by passing the original exception as a parameter to a new exception.

• It can be caught and handled at any level of the code.

• Example: SQLException is caused by a network error, which is caused by a firewall issue.
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Q4. What is the exception hirerchy?
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The exception hierarchy is the order in which exceptions are caught and handled in a program.
• Exceptions are caught and handled in a specific order, with more specific exceptions being caught before more general ones.

• The hierarchy typically starts with the most specific exceptions and ends with the most general ones.

• For example, in Java, the hierarchy starts with checked exceptions, followed by unchecked exceptions, and
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Numerical ability and logical reasoning followed by some coding mcqs

Q1. Print 1 to 100 without for loop
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Printing 1 to 100 without for loop
• Use recursion to print numbers from 1 to 99

• Print 100 outside the recursion

• Use a base case to stop recursion at 100
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Simple aptitude test

Q1. General questions as per your cv
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Q1. Oops About c++ Dbms Data structures
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