Lohia Group Graduate Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What's your Market knowledge
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I have a strong understanding of current market trends, competitors, and customer needs in the engineering industry.
• I regularly research industry publications and attend conferences to stay updated on market trends.

• I have analyzed competitor products and pricing strategies to identify opportunities for our company.

• I have conducted customer surveys and interviews to understand their needs and preferences.

• I am familiar w...read more
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Q2. How well is your communication
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My communication skills are strong, demonstrated through clear and concise verbal and written communication.
• I have experience presenting technical information to both technical and non-technical audiences.

• I am proficient in writing reports, emails, and documentation.

• I actively listen to others and ask clarifying questions to ensure understanding.

• I am comfortable leading meetings and discussions.

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Q1. How familiar are you with your region
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I am very familiar with my region, having lived here for many years and explored various areas.
• I have lived in this region for X years

• I have explored various areas such as parks, museums, and historical sites

• I am familiar with the local transportation system and popular restaurants

• I am knowledgeable about the climate and geography of the region
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Q2. Where do you see yourself in 10 years
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In 10 years, I see myself as a senior engineer leading innovative projects and mentoring junior engineers.
• Leading innovative engineering projects

• Mentoring junior engineers

• Continuing professional development and learning new technologies

• Possibly pursuing advanced degrees or certifications

• Exploring leadership opportunities within the company or industry
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General aptitude and basics of core subject

Q1. Flip-flops diagram
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Flip-flops are digital circuits that store a single bit of data using two stable states.
• Flip-flops are used in digital electronics to store binary data.

• They have two stable states: 0 and 1.

• Common types of flip-flops include D flip-flop, JK flip-flop, and T flip-flop.

• Flip-flops are often used in sequential logic circuits to store and transfer data.

• They can be triggered by a clock signal to change their state.
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Q2. Voltage dividers
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Q3. Relay drivers working
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Relay drivers work to control the operation of relays in electrical systems.
• Relay drivers are responsible for sending signals to activate or deactivate relays.

• They ensure proper functioning of relays in various applications such as industrial automation, automotive systems, and electronic devices.

• Relay drivers may use transistors, integrated circuits, or microcontrollers to control the relay operation.

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Q1. Final year Project Explanation
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Q2. Microprocessor and controller
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Q3. Modbus communication
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Q1. Background checks
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Q2. Personality checks
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Aptitude round was moderate level and there are 9 sections.

Q1. Introduction and then basic thermodynamics and project details.
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Q2. Project explain and the internship based questions
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Q1. Introduce you self
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Q2. What is your project
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Technical Test related to subject

Regarding Digital Payments

Q1. Related to Internship
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Normal aptitude questions

AI in mechanical engineering

Q1. What is true stress?? Etc through resume
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Q1. Difference between pump and turbine ?
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Pump is used to move fluid from one place to another, while turbine converts fluid energy into mechanical energy.
• Pump increases the pressure of a fluid and moves it from one location to another.

• Turbine converts the kinetic energy of a moving fluid into mechanical energy.

• Pumps are commonly used in industries for fluid transfer, while turbines are used in power generation.

• Examples of pumps include centrifugal pumps and d...read more
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