Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar Research Scholar Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What are the specifics of the twenty rounds of interviews, and what qualifications or experience are they seeking in candidates who have worked at competing schools?
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UG core subjects along with UG level maths. Some dept. has -ve marking.

Q1. Rapid fire like questions on a perticular topic. For me it was heat transfer.
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Q2. They gave me a situation and asked to draw the thermal resistance circuit
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Q3. Asked about the laws
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Q1. Draw the graph of tan(exp(x))
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The graph of tan(exp(x)) is a periodic function with rapid oscillations as x increases.
• The graph of tan(exp(x)) will have vertical asymptotes at x = ln((2n+1)π/2) where n is an integer.

• As x approaches these vertical asymptotes, the function will rapidly oscillate between positive and negative infinity.

• The period of the function will be 2π.

• The graph will have a horizontal asymptote at y = 0.
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Q2. Do magnetic monopoles exist?
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The existence of magnetic monopoles is still a topic of debate in physics.
• Magnetic monopoles are hypothetical particles that have only one magnetic pole, either north or south.

• They have not been observed experimentally, but their existence is predicted by certain theories like Grand Unified Theories.

• The search for magnetic monopoles is ongoing, with experiments conducted in particle accelerators and cosmic ray detector
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Q2. Why do you like to teach particular subject
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Q1. Please introduce yourself?
Ans. Start with your name, residence, educational qualifications, relevant hobby in 2-3 minutes.
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Q1. What is definition of stress in engineering?
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Stress in engineering refers to the internal force experienced by a material or structure due to external loads.
• Stress is a measure of the intensity of the internal forces within a material or structure.

• It is caused by external loads or forces acting on the material or structure.

• Stress can be categorized into different types such as tensile, compressive, shear, and bending stress.

• Tensile stress occurs when a material i...read more
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Q2. What is your Master's thesis project?
Ans. Tell about the topic of your master's thesis.
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Q3. Why aluminium less suitable for laser cutting?
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Aluminium is less suitable for laser cutting due to its high reflectivity and thermal conductivity.
• Aluminium has a high reflectivity, which means it reflects a significant amount of laser energy instead of absorbing it.

• Its high thermal conductivity causes the heat generated during laser cutting to quickly dissipate, making it difficult to achieve precise cuts.

• Aluminium also forms an oxide layer on its surface, which fu...read more
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Q4. What will happen happen if the coefficient of friction keeps on increasing in rolling process?
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Increasing coefficient of friction in rolling process will result in increased resistance and reduced efficiency.
• Increased coefficient of friction leads to increased resistance between the rolling object and the surface it is rolling on.

• This increased resistance results in more energy being lost as heat and less energy being transferred to useful work.

• The rolling process becomes less efficient as more force is required...read more
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Q1. What do you want join IIT Bombay for PhD?
Ans. I am interested in pursuing my career in research in the field of my interest. I found some faculty/faculties at IITB who is/are working in the relevant field where I can do better under his/their guidance.
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