Honda Motorcycle & Scooter Area Service Incharge Interview Questions and Answers

Psychometric situation test, Logical reasoning test

Q1. Tell me about yourself, Diffrence between 2 stoke and 4 stroke engine, Engine oil grade quality,Electrical sensors and actuators in vehicles and its functions.
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Q1. What is the biggest challenges you face in your work routiene and how you over come it Tell me about our company (joining company history) Why you want to change job and join this company
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Q2. Tell be about yourself
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Q1. Tell be about yourself
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Q2. What was your role in previous company ?, What are your achievements in previous company? What are your strengths ,tell me 3 strengths?
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Q3. Why you want to change company and join this company?
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Basic Aptitude questions, reasonings etc

Q1. The interview was conducted by Regional Service Manager, The questions were basically asked from your resume only, Some technical questions from your current domain of working experience and from Automobi...read more
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Q1. Round 3 is generally conducted by Country manager of service department
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Q1. This would be the final round of the interview, where the director will basically interact to understand the personality and reason of joining/leaving of the organisation
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Q1. Basic knowledge about 2 wheeler
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Q2. Basic starting circuit
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Q3. Types smoke from engine
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Types of smoke from an engine include white, blue, and black smoke.
• White smoke can indicate a coolant leak or a problem with the fuel system.

• Blue smoke can indicate burning oil, which could be caused by worn piston rings or valve seals.

• Black smoke can indicate an issue with the air/fuel ratio, such as a clogged air filter or faulty fuel injectors.

• Other colors of smoke, such as gray or yellow, may also indicate specific...read more
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Q4. What are blow bye gases
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Blow-by gases are the gases that escape past the piston rings into the crankcase of an internal combustion engine.
• Blow-by gases are a mixture of unburned fuel, air, and combustion gases.

• They can cause oil contamination and increase engine wear.

• Blow-by gases can be reduced by maintaining proper engine compression and using high-quality oil.

• Excessive blow-by gases can be a sign of engine problems such as worn piston ring...read more
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Q5. Question on your current KPI
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Q1. What are challenges in your current profile give us example how you tackle them
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Q2. What is your long term plan like in next 5 years
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Q3. Why do you want join Honda
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Q1. Can you describe a situation where you felt helpless
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Q2. Do you understand the need of job and if there is situation that we need to shift you to other profile how will you respond
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Q3. How flexible you are with location
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