Royal Enfield Business Analyst Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. General question about your experience. Few samples they might collect later of your earlier work to provide some idea about your wrk and idea.
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Q2. Not much technical, if you know what u wrote on resume with some examples to share that will be best.
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How the candidate try to understand the situation of company & next year where you see company as well as you too

Data and Directions question along with apti

Q1. Questions related to your life and society to check your presence of mind and awareness of the world.
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Q2. Question from ic engines,about their working and processes involved.
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Q1. My job Responsibility and my job profile.
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Q2. Line balancing for me.
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Line balancing is the process of optimizing workstations in a production line to minimize idle time and maximize efficiency.
• It involves analyzing the production process and identifying bottlenecks

• Tasks are then rearranged to balance the workload across workstations

• The goal is to achieve a smooth and continuous flow of work

• Example: In a car assembly line, line balancing would involve ensuring that each workstation has a...read more
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Q3. Rejected and part analysis for everyone.
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Q4. Check sheet Filling.
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First off all, we ought to have some sortoff automobile and production knowledge because they will definitely check our technical skill secondly, listening skill and fluency plays significant factor

Q1. It was more like technical round moreover you have to be clear in purpose of your life based upon they are recruiting
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Q2. Define tqbm ? What is bom?
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TQBM stands for 'Tudo Que Bem' which means 'Everything is fine' in Portuguese. BOM means 'good' in Portuguese.
• TQBM is a common phrase used in Brazil to ask if everything is okay.

• BOM is often used as a response to TQBM to indicate that everything is good.

• Both TQBM and BOM are informal and commonly used in everyday conversations.

• Example: A friend asks 'TQBM?' and you respond 'BOM, e voce?' which means 'Everything is fine
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Q1. What is the back bone of engine?
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The backbone of an engine is the engine block.
• The engine block is the main structural component of an engine.

• It houses the cylinders, crankshaft, and other important components.

• It also provides support for the engine's other systems, such as the cooling and lubrication systems.

• The material used for the engine block can vary depending on the type of engine and its intended use.

• For example, aluminum is often used for hig...read more
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Q2. Where do you live and belongs?
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I live in New York City and belong to the United States.
• I reside in the bustling city of New York, known for its iconic landmarks and diverse culture.

• I am a citizen of the United States, born and raised in this great country.

• New York City is my home, where I work and enjoy all the city has to offer.
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Q3. How many members in your family?
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I have a small family with four members.
• I have two parents and one younger sibling.

• We are a close-knit family and enjoy spending time together.

• We often go on vacations and celebrate special occasions together.

• I am grateful for my family's love and support.
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Q4. Tell us about your family?
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I come from a close-knit family of five, including my parents, my younger sister, and my grandmother.
• My parents have been married for over 30 years and are both retired teachers.

• My younger sister is currently studying to become a nurse.

• My grandmother lives with us and is the matriarch of our family.

• We enjoy spending time together, whether it's cooking dinner, playing board games, or going on family vacations.

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Q5. Occupation of your family?
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My family members have different occupations ranging from business to government jobs.
• My father is a businessman and owns a small grocery store.

• My mother is a government employee and works as a teacher in a local school.

• My elder brother is a software engineer and works for a multinational company.

• My younger sister is still studying and wants to become a doctor.

• We have a few relatives who are doctors, lawyers, and engin
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