Nayara Energy Manager Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Topics to prepare for Reliance Industries Manager interview:

• Chemical Engineering

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - Just be confident and be yourself. HR have high experience of taking interview, so they can easily find if you are faking something. So it's better to be honest about what you know and what you do not know

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - Always be confident, don’t worry what questions are asked, just blabber something confidently. Don’t have the fear of not getting selected, just carry a I don’t care attitude

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: A lease is a contract and if in writing, would be governed by its terms and conditions. A lease gets terminated by flux of time. Otherwise the provisions of Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act would apply. A lease for Industrial or agricultural purpose would be a lease from year to year and need six months notice while other type of leases would run from moth to month and can be terminated by fifteen days' notice. Their GM Law sitting on the panel probably was not aware about six moths' notice and he immediately summoned for the bare Act. On finding the answer correct he gave me a standing ovation and told me there and then that I was selected and I would receive my appointment letter. I did get the letter but did not join as by that time I had got selected for the post of Manager Law in Bank of Baroda and being from the banking stream then working for Dena Bank I opted to continue in the Banking sector.

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - Be careful don’t be over smart

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - Always believes that u r the best in the room.u r the most handsome or beautiful in the room. Have a great communications by dat u can win half the battle.Have eye to eye contact.give every questions answer irrespective of wrong or write but try to answer.dont keep quite.keeps on talking.

Round: Test
Experience: Aptitude paper was a challenging one but i enjoyed doing it. Technical paper was also good. Questions were asked based on basic knowledge about the technical topics related to your branch.
Tips: In Aptitude, try to do problems that you are sure of first, don't waste too much time on one question. Prepare well the topics like Number System, Probability, Profit-Loss and others.For Technical, prepare thoroughly topics like Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Mass & Heat Transfer and Chemical Reaction Engineering.
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 80

Round: HR Interview
Experience: There was a combined HR + Technical Interview. It proceeded very smoothly. Firstly he asked my general introduction, after that he moved on to extra curricular activities that u did in your college days. Next, he asked me some questions related to Industrial Training and finally some questions related to technical topics of your particular subject. In the end, he asked me if I wanted to ask something from him and I asked. That,s all and the interview was over.
Tips: First of all, be confident, do not panic while talking to interviewer, keep proper eye contact, be honest - means do not try to manipulate him ; if you do not know the answer or are not able to recall it.. simply say no to the interviewer. Prepare your Industrial Training properly. Do not give false information about yourself. Overall, be cool and confident... I am sure you will have greater chances to crack interview.

Skills: Confidence, Communication Skills, Body Language
College Name: NIT JAIPUR
Motivation: Reliance is one of the fortune 500 company in the world. It is the largest Private sector company of India. It has largest petroleum Refinery of world at Jamnagar (Gujarat). There is a huge amount of opportunities of growth and promotions in this company. As a chemical engineer, this is a dream company for me and i am very proud of myself to get placed in such a prestigious organisation.