Lupin Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. Any Questions related to production
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Q2. Production related
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Q3. Pharmacy related
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Q4. Self Confidence,Intro
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Q5. Company product information
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Q1. Project details and novelty
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Q2. Principle of the instruments
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Principle of the instruments refers to the underlying theory or mechanism by which the instruments operate.
• Instruments work based on specific scientific principles or laws

• Understanding the principle helps in troubleshooting and optimizing instrument performance

• Examples include spectrophotometry (based on Beer-Lambert law) and chromatography (based on differential partitioning)
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Q1. Role and responsibilities for Mr
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Q2. What is this Mr responsbility
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Q3. Give me function for human system
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Q4. What is role of mr
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Q1. What is reactor?
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A reactor is a device used to contain and control a nuclear chain reaction.
• Reactor is used in nuclear power plants to generate electricity.

• It consists of fuel rods, control rods, and a coolant.

• Examples include pressurized water reactors (PWR) and boiling water reactors (BWR).
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Q2. Handling your process?
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I handle my process by setting clear goals, prioritizing tasks, delegating when necessary, and regularly reviewing progress.
• Set clear goals and objectives for the process

• Prioritize tasks based on importance and deadlines

• Delegate tasks to team members when needed

• Regularly review progress and make adjustments as necessary
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Q1. What is the difference btw iodometery and iodometery
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Iodometry is a titration method that uses iodine, while iodimetry is a titration method that uses iodide ions.
• Iodometry involves the determination of oxidizing agents by titrating with iodine.

• Iodimetry involves the determination of reducing agents by titrating with iodide ions.

• Iodometry is commonly used in the analysis of vitamin C content in fruit juices.

• Iodimetry is often used in the determination of copper content i
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