JK Organisation Mechanical Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Kind of t codes using in SAP for MM module ?
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Various t-codes are used in SAP MM module for different purposes.
• MM01 - Create Material Master

• MM02 - Change Material Master

• MM03 - Display Material Master

• ME21N - Create Purchase Order

• ME22N - Change Purchase Order

• ME23N - Display Purchase Order

• MIGO - Goods Movement

• MIRO - Invoice Verification

• MB51 - Material Document List

• ME2N - Purchase Orders by PO Number

• ME2M - Purchase Orders by Material

• ME2L - Purchase Orders by Vendor

• ME2
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Q2. Import material planning and purchase processes
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Q1. Detailed question on previous job responsibilites
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Q1. Line balancing & cycle time study
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Q2. Manpower handling
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Q1. Specified to the functional area by section head
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Q1. Core QA questions by department head
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Q1. Core QA questions by Plant Manager
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Q1. Some character analysis questions by HR head
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Introduction and few case study intraction with MD sir

Q1. What is quality control
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Quality control is a process used to ensure that products or services meet specified requirements and standards.
• Quality control involves monitoring and testing products or services to ensure they meet predetermined standards

• It helps identify defects or errors in the production process

• Quality control aims to prevent defects and improve the overall quality of products or services

• Examples include inspecting products for d...read more
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Q2. What is inspection -The fire prevention service will carry out an inspection of the building next
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Inspection is a thorough examination or assessment of a building or equipment to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
• Inspections involve checking for potential hazards, defects, or violations of codes and standards.

• Inspectors may use tools such as cameras, measuring devices, or testing equipment during the inspection.

• The purpose of an inspection is to identify and address any issues that could pose a risk to ...read more
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Q1. What is manufacturing
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Manufacturing is the process of producing goods through the use of labor, machines, tools, and chemical or biological processing.
• Manufacturing involves transforming raw materials into finished products

• It includes various processes such as casting, molding, cutting, welding, and assembling

• Manufacturing can be done in industries like automotive, aerospace, electronics, and pharmaceuticals
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Q2. What are the type of manufacturing
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Types of manufacturing include additive manufacturing, subtractive manufacturing, and formative manufacturing.
• Additive manufacturing: building up materials layer by layer, such as 3D printing

• Subtractive manufacturing: removing material from a solid block to create the final product, such as CNC machining

• Formative manufacturing: shaping materials into the desired form, such as forging or casting
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Q3. What are the 5 process type
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The 5 process types are continuous, batch, job shop, project, and line.
• Continuous process involves uninterrupted flow of production, like in oil refineries.

• Batch process produces a group of products at one time, like in pharmaceuticals.

• Job shop process is customized and flexible, like in machine shops.

• Project process is unique and temporary, like in construction projects.

• Line process is repetitive and standardized, lik
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Q4. 1 Structured Process (Production Process) Structured processes can be production processes producing products and services. ... 2 Case-type Process (Semi-structured, loosely structured) ... 3 Research Proc...read more
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Structured processes can be production processes producing products and services. The process of an assembly line is a good example. Not all production processes are structured, but there is a tendency to make them as structured as possible.
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Q1. About session and state management
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Q2. Duplicate row deletion
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