Mahendra’s Institute Reasoning Faculty Interview Questions and Answers

Round 1: Written test on common Computer Science subjects.

Q1. Demo on whichever topic you need
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Q2. Questions in and around your demo topic. Questions on the subjects you previously taught.
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Q1. Panel round where technical plus behavioral questions will be asked by higher authorities.
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Q1. General questions
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It was a pen-and-paper test.

Q1. Can you introduce yourself?
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Experienced primary teacher with a passion for fostering a love of learning in young students.
• I have been teaching primary school students for 5 years.

• I hold a Bachelor's degree in Education from XYZ University.

• I specialize in creating engaging lesson plans and incorporating technology into the classroom.

• I have experience working with diverse student populations, including English language learners and students with sp
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Q2. What are your expectations from this position?
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I expect to create a positive and engaging learning environment for students to thrive in.
• Creating a supportive and inclusive classroom atmosphere

• Implementing effective teaching strategies to cater to diverse learning styles

• Collaborating with colleagues, parents, and students to ensure academic success

• Continuously seeking professional development opportunities to enhance teaching skills
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Q1. What is your understanding of fractions?
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Fractions represent a part of a whole, expressed as a ratio of two numbers.
• Fractions consist of a numerator (top number) and a denominator (bottom number).

• They can be proper (numerator < denominator), improper (numerator > denominator), or mixed (whole number and fraction).

• Fractions can be equivalent (represent the same value) such as 1/2 and 2/4.

• Operations with fractions include addition, subtraction, multiplica...read more
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Q2. What is the concept of zero?
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Zero is a numerical value that represents the absence of quantity or value.
• Zero is the integer that represents 'nothing' or 'none'.

• It is used as a placeholder in the decimal system.

• Zero is essential in mathematics for arithmetic operations like addition and subtraction.

• It is the starting point for the number line.

• Zero is neither positive nor negative.
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Q1. Subjective and Good Experience
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Q2. Technical and Good Experience.
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Q1. Current job and experience.
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Currently working as a Research Assistant at XYZ University with 3 years of experience in conducting experiments and analyzing data.
• Research Assistant at XYZ University

• 3 years of experience in conducting experiments and analyzing data
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Q2. Salary expectations.
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Q1. Tell me your two favourite subjects
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My two favorite subjects are Mathematics and Computer Science.
• I enjoy the problem-solving aspect of Mathematics and the logical thinking it requires.

• Computer Science allows me to apply my mathematical skills to real-world problems through programming.

• I find the intersection of Mathematics and Computer Science particularly fascinating, such as algorithms and data structures.
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Q2. Questions from operating system and data base management system
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Q1. Explain different filtration techniques
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Filtration techniques are used to separate solids from liquids or gases by passing the mixture through a filter medium.
• Gravity filtration: Uses gravity to pull the liquid through a filter medium, leaving the solid behind.

• Vacuum filtration: Uses a vacuum to speed up the process of pulling the liquid through the filter medium.

• Pressure filtration: Applies pressure to force the liquid through the filter medium, separating ...read more
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Q1. Related to subject matter
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Q1. Subject oriented
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Q1. Related to the subject I have to teach
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Q1. Questions about my Ph.D. thesis
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Q1. Depends on the area of interest Mostly on data structures, python
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Q2. Multiple Inheritance
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Q3. Dictionary in python
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A dictionary is a collection of key-value pairs in Python.
• Keys must be unique and immutable.

• Values can be of any data type.

• Access values using keys.

• Add or modify values using keys.

• Delete key-value pairs using del keyword.
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Q4. Tress in datastructure
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Trees are a hierarchical data structure used to represent relationships between data.
• Trees consist of nodes and edges, with a root node at the top and leaf nodes at the bottom.

• Each node can have zero or more child nodes, and each child node can have its own child nodes.

• Trees are commonly used in computer science for searching and sorting algorithms, as well as in file systems and database indexing.

• Examples of trees inc
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Q1. Communication check thats it
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