Shivam Motors Interview Questions and Answers

The aptitude test included questions from mathematics from chapters such as P/L , %age, etc. and reasoning type questions. There were some grammar related, general knowledge related questions. The third was from computer basics as for my job excel and computer knowledge was required.

Q1. Typing test via software.
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Q2. About my college project.
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Q3. How would I manage my study and job?
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Q1. Prepare a presentation on how you reached the office from you home and what happened till interacting with the HOD.
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I took a bus to the office, stopped for coffee on the way, and had a brief chat with a colleague before meeting the HOD.
• Took a bus from home to the office

• Stopped for coffee at a nearby cafe

• Had a brief chat with a colleague in the office

• Interacted with the HOD in a scheduled meeting
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Q2. About yourself.
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. How will you maintain a good gesture among the employee
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Why technology is important in our daily life

Q1. Type of production losses
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Production losses can be categorized as planned and unplanned losses, including downtime, quality defects, and material waste.
• Planned losses include scheduled maintenance, changeovers, and setup times.

• Unplanned losses can be due to equipment breakdowns, shortages of raw materials, or human errors.

• Downtime is a major production loss that can result from various factors such as machine failures or power outages.

• Quality d...read more
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Q2. What is the surface plate tolerances
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Surface plate tolerances refer to the allowable deviation from a flat surface for precision measurements.
• Surface plate tolerances are typically specified in terms of flatness, parallelism, and overall accuracy.

• For example, a surface plate may have a flatness tolerance of ±0.0002 inches over a certain area.

• Parallelism tolerance refers to how parallel the top and bottom surfaces of the plate are to each other.

• Overall acc...read more
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Q1. How do you assess competitors?
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Competitors are assessed by analyzing their products, pricing, marketing strategies, market share, and customer feedback.
• Analyze competitors' products to identify strengths and weaknesses

• Evaluate competitors' pricing strategies to understand market positioning

• Study competitors' marketing tactics to assess brand awareness

• Monitor competitors' market share to gauge industry competitiveness

• Collect and analyze customer feed
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Q2. How will pitch a product to a customer?
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I would highlight the key features and benefits of the product, address any potential concerns or objections, and personalize the pitch to the customer's needs.
• Start by greeting the customer and building rapport

• Identify the customer's needs and preferences

• Highlight the key features and benefits of the product that align with the customer's needs

• Address any potential concerns or objections the customer may have

• Personali...read more
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Topic was on build quality.

Q1. What is mechanism process between 2WD and 4WD
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Q1. Where are you from?
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Q2. How will you manage here
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Q3. Where you staying right now specified name of hotel
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Q4. How much is the distance between company to hotel
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The distance between the company and the hotel is approximately 5 miles.
• The distance can vary depending on the specific location of the company and hotel.

• It is recommended to use a mapping service like Google Maps to get an accurate distance measurement.

• Consider traffic conditions and mode of transportation when calculating travel time.
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Q5. Question just like quick fire
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Q1. In one centimetres how many microns are there
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There are 10,000 microns in one centimetre.
• 1 centimetre = 10 millimetres

• 1 millimetre = 1,000 microns

• Therefore, 1 centimetre = 10,000 microns
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Q2. What is 0.1 centimetre in micron conversion
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0.1 centimetre is equal to 1000 microns.
• 1 centimetre = 10000 microns

• Therefore, 0.1 centimetre = 0.1 * 10000 = 1000 microns
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Q3. Convert 35 micron into centimetres
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To convert 35 micron into centimeters, divide by 10,000
• 1 micron = 0.0001 centimeters

• To convert microns to centimeters, divide by 10,000

• Therefore, 35 micron = 35 * 0.0001 = 0.0035 centimeters
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Q4. Some questions regarding to engineering drawing
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Q5. G and T symbol identification
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Q1. Three wheeler bs6 wiring knowledge and Electrical vehicles service details
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Q2. Sensor knowledge
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Q3. Tps sensor knowledge
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Q4. EV motar controller
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Q5. Full wiring repairing knowledge details
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Q1. Where are you working previous
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Q2. Why you are change the job
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Q1. They are not knowledgeable enough to ask you about anything related to technical roles
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Q2. Only prepare about the TVS company history
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Q3. Prepare about your personal info
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Q4. Not worth appearing
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Q5. Don't worry much about interview, anyone can get hired here, no particular skills needed
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