Maruti Suzuki Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Core concept of mechanicals engineering and questions from resume
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Q2. Basic idea from previous interview experience and what difficulties you faced in intern
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Q1. How you would convert a lead into positive sales.
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To convert a lead into positive sales, it is important to build rapport, understand the customer's needs, showcase the product's benefits, address any objections, and close the deal.
• Build rapport with the customer by asking open-ended questions and actively listening to their responses.

• Understand the customer's needs and pain points to tailor your pitch accordingly.

• Showcase the product's benefits and how it can solve t...read more
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Q2. I would ask the requirements of the client. And will understand his/her needs
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Q1. What are the parameters to design a glass.
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Parameters for designing a glass include its purpose, material, shape, size, and aesthetics.
• Consider the intended use of the glass (e.g. drinking, decoration, laboratory use)

• Choose the appropriate material (e.g. glass, plastic, crystal)

• Determine the shape and size based on function and ergonomics

• Consider aesthetics such as color, texture, and design

• Ensure safety and durability

• Examples: wine glass, test tube, stained gl
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Q2. Explain what is spot welding
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Spot welding is a process of joining two metal surfaces together by applying heat and pressure at specific points.
• It is commonly used in the automotive industry for joining sheet metal parts

• The process involves passing an electric current through the metal surfaces to be joined

• The heat generated by the current melts the metal at the point of contact

• Pressure is then applied to the surfaces to fuse them together

• The resul
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Q3. What is the use of strain rosette
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Strain rosette is a device used to measure strains in three directions on a surface.
• It consists of three strain gauges arranged at 120-degree angles to each other.

• It is used in engineering to measure the strain in different directions on a surface.

• It helps in determining the stress and strain state of a material.

• It is commonly used in the aerospace industry to measure the strain on aircraft components.

• It is also used i...read more
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Q4. What are the changes in bs6 from bs4
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BS6 has stricter emission norms than BS4.
• BS6 has reduced levels of sulphur and nitrogen oxide emissions.

• BS6 requires the use of advanced technology like DPF, SCR, etc.

• BS6 fuel has lower sulphur content (10 ppm) compared to BS4 (50 ppm).

• BS6 vehicles are more expensive than BS4 due to the use of advanced technology.

• BS6 has introduced new emission standards for particulate matter (PM) and nitrogen oxides (NOx).
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Q5. Which car has more aerodynamic design, sedan, suv, hatchback
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Sedan has the most aerodynamic design among the given options.
• Sedans are designed to be more aerodynamic than SUVs and hatchbacks.

• They have a lower profile and a more streamlined shape.

• Examples of aerodynamic sedans include the Tesla Model S and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class.

• SUVs and hatchbacks are designed for more utility and space, sacrificing some aerodynamics.
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Q6. How to make hatchback more aerodynamic
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To make a hatchback more aerodynamic, one can reduce drag by improving the shape, adding spoilers, and using lightweight materials.
• Improve the shape of the car by making it more streamlined and reducing any unnecessary protrusions.

• Add spoilers to the car to reduce lift and improve stability at high speeds.

• Use lightweight materials to reduce the overall weight of the car and improve fuel efficiency.

• Consider adding featu...read more
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Q7. What are the various testings
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Various testings include unit testing, integration testing, system testing, acceptance testing, and regression testing.
• Unit testing: testing individual components of the software

• Integration testing: testing how different components work together

• System testing: testing the entire system as a whole

• Acceptance testing: testing if the software meets the requirements of the customer

• Regression testing: testing to ensure that ...read more
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