MAHLE ANAND Filter Systems Junior Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Why I want to join this company?
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I want to join this company because of its innovative projects and strong reputation in the industry.
• Impressed by the company's cutting-edge technology and solutions

• Excited about the opportunity to work with a talented team

• Interested in the company's commitment to professional growth and development
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Q2. What is my target?
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Q3. Basic questions from automation enginnering.
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Q1. Tell me about ur self.
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Q2. Why u want to change.
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Looking for better growth opportunities and challenges.
• Seeking a more challenging role to enhance my skills and knowledge.

• Looking for a company with a better work culture and growth prospects.

• Want to explore new technologies and gain diverse experience.

• Current job does not align with my long-term career goals.

• Want to work in a more collaborative and dynamic environment.
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Q1. From Resume and Job applied for.
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Q2. Production releted doc.
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Q3. Cycle Time , Takt Time , 6M, 5'S, Kaizen, Productivity calculation, OEE calculation
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Q4. Manpower planning and line Balancing
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Q1. Previous work experience
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Q2. What's your salary expectations
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Q1. Tell me about your self
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Q2. What is yourstrength
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Q3. Why should I hire you
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Q4. What is your weakness
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Q5. Why are you you leaving your current job
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Q6. After 5 years will you see your self in which position
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Q1. Quality control
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Q2. Total quality control
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Q3. Refrigeration VCRC system
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Q4. Vapour absorption system
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Q5. What is design or design procedure
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Design or design procedure refers to the process of creating a plan or blueprint for a product, system, or structure.
• Design involves identifying requirements and constraints

• Creating conceptual sketches or models

• Iteratively refining the design based on feedback

• Testing and validating the design before implementation
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Q6. What is design
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Design is the process of creating a plan or solution to address a specific problem or need.
• Design involves identifying requirements and constraints

• It includes creating sketches, prototypes, and mockups

• Design considers functionality, aesthetics, usability, and feasibility

• Examples: architectural design, graphic design, product design
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Q7. Design for procedure
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Designing a procedure involves outlining the steps and requirements for completing a task or achieving a goal.
• Identify the goal or objective of the procedure

• Break down the steps needed to achieve the goal

• Consider any resources or tools required

• Include any safety precautions or guidelines

• Review and test the procedure for effectiveness
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Q1. What is engine 5c
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Engine 5c is a type of engine used in certain aircrafts and vehicles.
• Engine 5c is known for its high performance and efficiency.

• It is commonly used in military aircrafts and high-speed vehicles.

• Engine 5c is designed to provide maximum power output while maintaining reliability.

• Examples of vehicles that may use Engine 5c include fighter jets and sports cars.
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Q2. What is cycle time,takt time
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Cycle time is the total time it takes to complete a process, while takt time is the rate at which a product must be produced to meet customer demand.
• Cycle time is the total time it takes to complete a process from start to finish.

• Takt time is the rate at which a product must be produced to meet customer demand.

• Cycle time can be calculated by dividing the total time taken by the total number of units produced.

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