QHTalbros Graduate Engineer Trainee (Get) Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. 1.Difference between 1st angle &3rd angle projection 2.Stress strain graphs for different materials 3. Material properties etc
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1st angle and 3rd angle projection differ in the placement of the object and the observer in relation to the projection plane.
• 1st angle projection places the object in front of the projection plane, while 3rd angle projection places the object behind the projection plane.

• In 1st angle projection, the observer views the object from the opposite side of the projection plane, while in 3rd angle projection, the observer vie...read more
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Q1. Verbal and communication skills Introduction, Educational qualification etc
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Q1. Regarding projects did un college days and core technical queations
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Quants, logical reasoning, and verbal analogy require an understanding of basic concepts along with tips and tricks to effectively solve the questions.

Q1. What are bevel gears and what are their applications?
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Q2. Define 5 GD&T Symbols, What is difference between Parallism and Flateness
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Q3. How many microns are equivalent to 1 millimeter?
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Q4. What is FEA analysis, and what tools are available to perform it?
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Q1. Why do you want to work with us?
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Q2. What are your expectations regarding the position?
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Q3. How would you handle team members who have more experience than you if you are their team leader?
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50 Technical questions..

Group Discussion among 6 people..

Q1. Payment Discussion.
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Easy test mostly based on syllabus

Q1. Basic of mechanical engineering
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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The assessment test is not so difficult, with the basic knowledge we can crack it, and we need to get 55% to get qualified for the interview round

Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. We have given a pipe diameter and velocity of fluid that is passing through the given pipe. How can you determine the flow rate?
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The flow rate can be determined by multiplying the cross-sectional area of the pipe by the velocity of the fluid.
• Flow rate = Cross-sectional area × Velocity

• Cross-sectional area can be calculated using the formula: Area = π × (diameter/2)^2

• Velocity can be measured using a flow meter or calculated using other parameters

• Example: If the pipe diameter is 0.5 meters and the fluid velocity is 2 meters per second, the flow rat
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