Indian Immunologicals Executive Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Vials washing machine,Tunnel ,Filling,sealing ,Lyophilization autoclave, dry heat sterilizer.aseptic process simulation (media filling)
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Q1. Production process plan
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The production process plan outlines the steps and resources needed to manufacture a product efficiently.
• Identify the required materials and resources

• Create a timeline for each step of the production process

• Assign tasks to specific team members or departments

• Implement quality control measures to ensure product consistency

• Regularly review and adjust the production process plan as needed
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Q1. Production plan process
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Q1. Self Introduction
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Q2. Past company's experience
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Q1. Type of permit in plant
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Permits required in a plant for operations and activities.
• Different types of permits may include hot work permits, confined space permits, electrical work permits, etc.

• Permits are necessary to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.

• Examples of permits in a plant setting include work permits, environmental permits, and construction permits.
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Q2. Salary kitna loge
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Q1. Experience in human genetics
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Q1. What is uour salary expectation?
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Q1. What is PCR and it's types
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Q2. What is chromatography
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Chromatography is a laboratory technique used to separate mixtures into their individual components.
• Chromatography involves a stationary phase and a mobile phase

• The components of the mixture interact differently with the stationary phase, leading to separation

• Common types include gas chromatography, liquid chromatography, and thin-layer chromatography
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Q3. What is gram positive and negative bacteria
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Q4. What is depth filtration
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Depth filtration is a filtration method where particles are captured within the thickness of the filter medium.
• Depth filtration involves particles being trapped within the filter matrix rather than just on the surface.

• It is commonly used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and water treatment.

• Examples of depth filtration media include sand filters, activated carbon filters, and diatomaceous earth
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Q1. How to handle Reactors,what is documentation,Deviation,validation,data integrity,etc.
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Handling Reactors involves proper documentation, deviation management, validation, and ensuring data integrity.
• Maintain accurate and detailed documentation of all reactor operations and processes.

• Implement a deviation management system to identify and address any deviations from standard procedures.

• Validate all reactor processes to ensure they meet regulatory requirements and industry standards.

• Ensure data integrity by...read more
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Q1. Why flow-through is collected during AEX chromatography?
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Flow-through is collected during AEX chromatography to separate unbound molecules from the target molecule bound to the resin.
• Flow-through contains molecules that did not bind to the resin

• Target molecule is retained on the resin due to interactions with the stationary phase

• Flow-through is collected to isolate the target molecule for further analysis
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Q2. What is Ion Exchange Chromatography?
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Ion exchange chromatography is a technique used to separate and purify proteins and other charged molecules based on their net charge.
• Separates molecules based on their charge

• Uses a stationary phase with charged groups to attract and bind charged molecules

• Elution is achieved by changing the ionic strength or pH of the mobile phase

• Commonly used in protein purification and analysis
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Q1. What is track and trace
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Track and trace is a system used to monitor and trace the movement of goods or products throughout the supply chain.
• Track and trace involves assigning unique identifiers to products or packages to track their location and movement.

• It helps in ensuring product authenticity, preventing counterfeiting, and improving supply chain visibility.

• Examples include barcodes, QR codes, RFID tags, and serial numbers used for trackin
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Q2. Why importance cleaning
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Cleaning is important for maintaining hygiene, preventing illnesses, and creating a pleasant environment.
• Cleaning helps prevent the spread of germs and bacteria, reducing the risk of illnesses.

• Regular cleaning can improve indoor air quality and reduce allergens.

• A clean environment can boost productivity and overall well-being.

• Proper cleaning and disinfection are crucial in healthcare settings to prevent infections.

• Clea...read more
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Q1. Why you are leaving company
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Q2. What is salary expectations
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