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This is a basic 10th-grade level aptitude test; if you have prepared for the CAT or XAT exams, it should be quite easy for you.

Current topics related to your field of study or the job for which you have applied; I was campus placed, and therefore, this round was part of the selection process. For lateral entries, a direct interview occurs after your resume has been shortlisted.

Q1. Tell me something about yourself?
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Q2. What are the material topics under the umbrella for Hindalco? Can you propose a method to solve 3 of the top material topics?
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Q3. A case study will be presented on the go to you. You'll have to answer a couple of questions based on your understanding of the issue. The case will be presented in a descriptive form from one of the panel...read more
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Q4. Some more technical questions related to your field of study/ Job description
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Q1. What is frl and enumati
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FRL stands for Filter, Regulator, Lubricator and Enumati is not a recognized term in the maintenance field.
• FRL is a combination of components used in pneumatic systems to filter, regulate pressure, and lubricate the air supply.

• Examples of FRL components include air filters to remove contaminants, regulators to control pressure, and lubricators to add oil to the air.

• Enumati does not have a known meaning or usage in main
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Q2. Full from fitter
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Q3. Type of baring a
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There are various types of bearings used in machinery, such as ball bearings, roller bearings, and plain bearings.
• Ball bearings use balls to reduce friction between two surfaces, commonly found in wheels and pulleys.

• Roller bearings use cylindrical rollers to reduce friction, commonly found in conveyor belts and gearboxes.

• Plain bearings have a simple design with a sliding surface, commonly found in hinges and bushings.
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Q4. Callsificatin of fill offjob
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Fill offjob is a term used in maintenance to classify tasks that are completed outside of regular working hours.
• Fill offjob tasks are typically scheduled during weekends or holidays to minimize disruption to regular operations.

• Examples of fill offjob tasks include major equipment repairs, facility upgrades, and preventive maintenance activities.

• Maintenance fitters may be required to work on fill offjob tasks to ensure ...read more
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Q5. List count of varniar calipat
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The count of varniar calipat is not a standard term in the maintenance fitter field.
• There is no standard definition or reference for varniar calipat in maintenance fitting.

• It is possible that the term is specific to a certain company or industry, in which case the count would depend on their specific requirements.

• It would be best to ask for clarification on the term or context in which it is being used.
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Q6. Calcification of fill
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Calcification of fill refers to the accumulation of calcium deposits in a filling material.
• Calcification of fill can occur in dental fillings, causing them to harden and potentially crack over time.

• This process can also occur in industrial settings, such as in pipelines where calcium deposits build up and restrict flow.

• Preventative measures such as regular cleaning and maintenance can help reduce the risk of calcificat
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Q7. List count of bor gauge
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The count of bore gauges refers to the number of bore gauges available for use in maintenance tasks.
• Check the inventory records for the number of bore gauges on hand

• Count the physical bore gauges in the maintenance department

• Consult with colleagues or supervisors to confirm the count

• Ensure all bore gauges are accounted for and in working condition
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Q1. What is substation use equipment
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Substation use equipment refers to the various devices and tools used in a substation for power distribution and maintenance.
• Substation transformers

• Circuit breakers

• Disconnect switches

• Voltage regulators

• Capacitor banks

• Protective relays
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Q2. What is electricity
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Electricity is the flow of electric charge through a conductor.
• Electricity is the flow of electrons through a conductor

• It is a form of energy that powers electrical devices

• Electricity can be generated from various sources such as coal, wind, solar, and hydro

• It is measured in units of volts, amps, and watts
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Q3. What is induction motor and functions
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An induction motor is a type of AC motor that works on the principle of electromagnetic induction to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy.
• Induction motors are commonly used in various industrial applications due to their simplicity, reliability, and low cost.

• They consist of a stator (stationary part) and a rotor (rotating part) where the rotor is not connected to an external power source.

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Q4. What is generator and functions
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A generator is a device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. It functions by rotating a coil of wire within a magnetic field to produce electricity.
• Generates electricity by converting mechanical energy into electrical energy

• Consists of a coil of wire rotating within a magnetic field

• Used in power plants, backup generators, and portable generators
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Q5. What is Transformers this function
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Transformers function to change voltage levels in electrical systems.
• Transformers increase or decrease voltage levels in electrical systems

• Step-up transformers increase voltage for long-distance transmission

• Step-down transformers decrease voltage for distribution to homes and businesses

• Transformers help maintain power quality and efficiency in electrical grids
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Q1. Electrical maintenance operation shift handling
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Q2. All electrical technical only detail
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Q1. Electrical maintenance shift handling
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Q1. Why you are applying for this job?
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I am applying for this job because of my passion for managing civil projects and my proven track record of successful project completions.
• Passion for managing civil projects

• Proven track record of successful project completions

• Excited about the opportunity to contribute to impactful infrastructure projects
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Q2. Why you requested for salary hike?
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I requested a salary hike due to increased responsibilities, achievements, and market value.
• Increased responsibilities in current role

• Achievements such as successful completion of projects or exceeding targets

• Market value based on industry standards and experience

• Cost of living increase or inflation affecting expenses
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Q1. Explain about the various stages of construction of the foundation of building.
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The various stages of construction of the foundation of a building include site preparation, excavation, foundation design, footing construction, and foundation pouring.
• Site preparation involves clearing the area and leveling the ground for construction.

• Excavation is the process of digging a hole in the ground to create space for the foundation.

• Foundation design is crucial to ensure the building's stability and load-be...read more
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Q2. What will be the Design mix for Concrete .
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The design mix for concrete is the proportion of various ingredients like cement, sand, aggregates, and water to achieve the desired strength and durability.
• Design mix is determined based on the required strength and durability of the concrete

• It involves selecting the right proportions of cement, sand, aggregates, and water

• Various factors like type of construction, exposure conditions, and desired workability influence...read more
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Basic exam with some technical questions

Group of 6 were given a topic and we discussed.

Q1. Difference between structural bridge and concrete bridge?
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Structural bridges can be made of various materials while concrete bridges specifically use concrete as the primary material.
• Structural bridges can be made of steel, wood, or other materials, while concrete bridges are primarily made of concrete.

• Concrete bridges are known for their durability and strength, making them a popular choice for infrastructure projects.

• Structural bridges may require more maintenance and upkee...read more
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Q2. Howrah bridge structure?
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The Howrah Bridge is a cantilever bridge that spans the Hooghly River in West Bengal, India.
• Built in 1943, it is one of the busiest bridges in the world, carrying over 100,000 vehicles and countless pedestrians daily.

• The bridge does not have any nuts or bolts and is held together by rivets.

• It is a famous landmark in Kolkata and is often referred to as the 'Gateway of Kolkata'.
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Q1. Tell me about yourself ?
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Experienced marketing professional with a proven track record of driving successful campaigns and increasing brand awareness.
• Over 10 years of experience in marketing roles

• Led successful campaigns for major brands such as Nike and Coca-Cola

• Skilled in digital marketing strategies and social media management

• Strong analytical skills and ability to interpret market trends

• Excellent communication and leadership abilities
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Q2. Describe some of your achievements ?
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I have successfully launched multiple marketing campaigns resulting in a significant increase in brand awareness and sales.
• Developed and executed targeted marketing strategies to reach specific demographics

• Utilized social media platforms to engage with customers and drive traffic to the company website

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to ensure cohesive messaging and branding

• Implemented data-driven analytics to ...read more
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Q3. What do you know about the products ? and how will you go about selling the same ?
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I have a thorough understanding of the products and will utilize market research, targeted advertising, and strategic partnerships to sell them effectively.
• I have studied the features, benefits, and target market of the products extensively.

• I will conduct market research to understand consumer needs and preferences.

• I will create targeted advertising campaigns to reach the right audience.

• I will establish strategic partn...read more
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Q4. What are the different sales channels and your experience of the same ?
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Sales channels refer to the different avenues through which a company sells its products or services.
• Retail stores - physical locations where products are sold directly to customers

• E-commerce websites - online platforms where customers can purchase products

• Wholesale distributors - intermediaries who sell products in bulk to retailers

• Direct sales - sales made by a company's own sales team directly to customers

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Q1. What is life cycle of asset
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The life cycle of an asset refers to the stages it goes through from acquisition to disposal.
• Acquisition: The asset is obtained and put into use.

• Utilization: The asset is used for its intended purpose.

• Maintenance: Regular maintenance and repairs are performed to ensure optimal performance.

• Depreciation: The asset loses value over time due to wear and tear.

• Disposal: The asset is either sold, scrapped, or otherwise dispos...read more
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Q2. Difference between depreciation and amortization
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Depreciation is for tangible assets like buildings and machinery, while amortization is for intangible assets like patents and copyrights.
• Depreciation is the allocation of the cost of tangible assets over their useful life.

• Amortization is the allocation of the cost of intangible assets over their useful life.

• Depreciation is typically used for assets like buildings, machinery, and vehicles.

• Amortization is typically used...read more
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Q1. What is Asset under construction
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Asset under construction refers to assets that are being constructed or developed but are not yet completed and ready for use.
• Assets under construction are not yet in use and are still being developed or built.

• These assets are typically recorded as a separate category on the balance sheet until they are completed and ready for use.

• Examples include buildings, machinery, and infrastructure projects that are still in the
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Q2. What is Asset revaluation
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Asset revaluation is the process of adjusting the value of assets on a company's balance sheet to reflect their current market value.
• Asset revaluation is typically done to ensure that the assets are not carried on the balance sheet at a value that is significantly different from their current market value.

• Revaluation can result in an increase or decrease in the value of assets, which can impact the company's financial ...read more
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