MSN Laboratories QC Analyst Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. What is sop stands for
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SOP stands for Standard Operating Procedure.
• SOP is a set of step-by-step instructions compiled by an organization to help workers carry out routine operations.

• It ensures consistency and quality in the performance of tasks.

• Examples include SOPs for laboratory testing procedures, manufacturing processes, and safety protocols.
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Q2. What is GMP stands for
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GMP stands for Good Manufacturing Practice.
• GMP is a set of guidelines that ensure products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards.

• It is important in industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, and cosmetics.

• Examples of GMP requirements include proper documentation, sanitation, and quality control measures.
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Q1. About ur self Fundamentals questions for chemistry
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About on my project work during academic year

Q1. About my skills on laborataries and instrumental handling
Ans. I did Good project work on synthesis,during this synthesis I did many table work and sawed the instrumental works and how to handle some instruments with safety
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Q2. About my personal background
Ans. Basically I'm from taluk of Harapanahalli and I completed my post graduation at davangere university and I have one younger sister and young brother.All my graduation and post graduation was completed at Advanced university only.
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Q3. What is your contribution for our company through your work?
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Q4. Have you ready to build our company with other quality with our group members
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Discussion about my project work

Q1. How many ICH guidelines?, and it's topics
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Q2. Dissolution criteria for extended release drug
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Q3. ALCOA++ related questions
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Q4. Type of Audit trail?
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Audit trails are logs that track changes made to data, providing a record of who made the changes, when, and why.
• Audit trails are essential for maintaining data integrity and compliance with regulations.

• They help in identifying errors, fraud, or unauthorized access to data.

• Examples of audit trails include logs of user actions in a software system, changes made to a document, or modifications to a database.

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Q5. What is the formula for calculating CU value or for AV
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The formula for calculating CU value or AV is based on the number of defects found during quality control inspections.
• CU value (Criticality Unit) is calculated by assigning a weight to each type of defect based on its impact on the product or process.

• AV (Acceptance Value) is calculated by summing up the CU values of all defects found during inspections.

• Formula: AV = Σ(CU value of all defects)

• Example: If a product has 3...read more
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Q6. What are the check points for dissolution test?
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Check points for dissolution test include equipment calibration, sample preparation, media selection, temperature control, and data analysis.
• Calibrate equipment regularly to ensure accurate results

• Properly prepare samples to ensure consistency

• Select appropriate media for dissolution based on drug solubility

• Maintain proper temperature control throughout the test

• Analyze data accurately to determine dissolution rate
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Q7. What is UCL and LCL? And how they calculated?
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UCL and LCL stand for Upper Control Limit and Lower Control Limit, respectively. They are statistical measures used in quality control to determine if a process is stable and in control.
• UCL is the highest value that a process can reach before it is considered out of control.

• LCL is the lowest value that a process can reach before it is considered out of control.

• UCL and LCL are typically calculated using statistical meth...read more
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Q8. If any extraneous peak observe in GC analysis, then how can you handle that?
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Extraneous peaks in GC analysis can be handled by identifying the source of contamination, adjusting parameters, and re-analyzing the sample.
• Identify the source of contamination by checking sample preparation, column condition, or instrument cleanliness.

• Adjust parameters such as temperature, flow rate, or injection volume to minimize extraneous peaks.

• Re-analyze the sample after making necessary adjustments to ensure ac...read more
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Q9. Which are the stability zones, and thier conditions?
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Q10. How to handle NQI and QI or decesion power to take incident or not?
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Handling NQI and QI incidents requires thorough evaluation and decision-making based on established protocols.
• Thoroughly investigate the incident to determine if it falls under NQI (Non-Quality Incident) or QI (Quality Incident).

• Refer to established guidelines, protocols, and quality standards to assess the severity and impact of the incident.

• Consider the potential risks to patient safety, regulatory compliance, and ov...read more
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Q1. Why are you left your current organisation?
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Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth.
• Desire for new challenges and opportunities for professional growth

• Looking for a more supportive work environment

• Seeking better work-life balance

• Company restructuring or downsizing

• Relocation to a different city or country
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Q2. How much rise you want?
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I am open to discussing a rise based on my qualifications, experience, and the responsibilities of the role.
• I am looking for a competitive salary that reflects my skills and experience.

• I am open to negotiation based on the responsibilities and expectations of the role.

• I would like to discuss the potential for performance-based bonuses or incentives.

• I am interested in opportunities for career growth and development with
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Q1. What is warehousing
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Warehousing is the process of storing and managing goods within a physical location.
• Warehousing involves receiving, storing, and organizing goods in a designated space.

• It includes inventory management, order fulfillment, and distribution.

• Examples of warehouses include Amazon fulfillment centers and distribution hubs for retail stores.
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Q2. Cant remember what was it
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SQL, PYTHON, NO SQL, resent is dont know

Multiple choice questions

Q1. Give Types of detectors in hplc and it's applications
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Q2. Give Types of detectors in GC and it's application
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Q1. Disintegration time of difgerent tablets
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Q2. About pharmacopeia and orangebook
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Q1. Interview questions are based on pharmaceutical filed.
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Q2. Knowledge, skills and personal details of candidate.
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