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Updated 15 Sep 2020

SSM BUILDERS&PROMOTERS Store Supervisor Interview Experiences

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I applied via Referral and was interviewed in Mar 2020. There was 1 interview round.

Interview Questionnaire 

29 Questions

  • Q1. What about indent and ERP
  • Ans. 

    Indent and ERP are both important tools for managing inventory and supply chain operations.

    • Indent refers to the process of placing orders for goods or materials that are not currently in stock.

    • ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) is a software system that helps businesses manage their operations, including inventory and supply chain management.

    • ERP can help streamline the indent process by providing real-time visibility i...

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  • Q2. What about list of materials
  • Q3. What about store capacity both electrical,plumbing and structural.
  • Ans. 

    Store capacity is regularly monitored and maintained to ensure compliance with electrical, plumbing, and structural regulations.

    • Regular inspections are conducted to identify any potential issues with electrical, plumbing, or structural systems.

    • Any necessary repairs or upgrades are promptly addressed to ensure compliance with regulations.

    • Capacity limitations are taken into consideration when planning inventory and store...

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  • Q4. What about Various capacities of pipes.
  • Ans. 

    Various capacities of pipes depend on their diameter and thickness.

    • Pipe capacity is determined by its diameter and thickness.

    • Larger diameter pipes have higher capacity.

    • Thicker pipes can handle higher pressure and flow rates.

    • Capacity can also be affected by the material and shape of the pipe.

    • Examples of pipe capacities include 1/2 inch, 1 inch, and 2 inch pipes.

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  • Q5. What is the schedule of Pvc elbows
  • Ans. 

    PVC elbows are available in various sizes and schedules, ranging from Schedule 40 to Schedule 80.

    • PVC elbows are used in plumbing and irrigation systems to change the direction of the flow of water or other fluids.

    • The schedule of PVC elbows refers to the thickness of the walls of the elbow.

    • Schedule 40 PVC elbows are the most common and are suitable for most residential and commercial applications.

    • Schedule 80 PVC elbows ...

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  • Q6. What about plumbing pipeline valves
  • Ans. 

    Plumbing pipeline valves are essential for controlling the flow of water or gas in a plumbing system.

    • Valves can be used to shut off water or gas supply to a specific area or appliance.

    • Different types of valves include ball valves, gate valves, and globe valves.

    • Proper maintenance of valves is important to prevent leaks and ensure proper functioning.

    • Knowledge of valve installation and repair is important for a store supe

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  • Q7. What is the various capacity of motors and pumps
  • Ans. 

    Motors and pumps come in various capacities depending on their intended use.

    • The capacity of a motor or pump is typically measured in horsepower (HP) or kilowatts (kW).

    • For example, a small electric water pump may have a capacity of 0.5 HP, while a large industrial pump may have a capacity of 500 HP.

    • Similarly, a small electric motor may have a capacity of 1 kW, while a large diesel engine may have a capacity of 10,000 kW...

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  • Q8. What about Various sizes of flanges
  • Ans. 

    Flanges come in various sizes to fit different pipes and applications.

    • Flanges are used to connect pipes, valves, and other equipment.

    • The size of a flange is determined by the size of the pipe it is meant to fit.

    • Common sizes include 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch, 1 inch, 2 inch, and larger.

    • Flanges may also come in different shapes, such as slip-on, weld neck, and threaded.

    • It is important to select the correct size and type of flan...

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  • Q9. What is the size of endcaps,pvc and gi materials
  • Ans. 

    The size of endcaps, PVC and GI materials varies depending on the specific product and manufacturer.

    • Endcaps come in various sizes ranging from 1/2 inch to 6 inches in diameter.

    • PVC pipes can range in size from 1/2 inch to 24 inches in diameter.

    • GI pipes can range in size from 1/2 inch to 6 inches in diameter.

    • The thickness of the materials also varies depending on the intended use.

    • It is important to check the specificatio...

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  • Q10. What is the internal and external pipe fittings
  • Ans. 

    Internal and external pipe fittings are components used to connect pipes together and control the flow of fluids.

    • Internal fittings are used to connect pipes of the same diameter and are inserted into the pipe.

    • External fittings are used to connect pipes of different diameters and are placed over the outside of the pipe.

    • Examples of internal fittings include couplings, tees, and elbows.

    • Examples of external fittings includ

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  • Q11. How is working on health facuet
  • Ans. 

    Working on health faucet requires knowledge of plumbing and hygiene practices.

    • Requires knowledge of plumbing and installation

    • Understanding of hygiene practices is important

    • Ability to troubleshoot and fix issues

    • Knowledge of different types of faucets and their uses

    • Communication skills to interact with customers

    • Example: Installing a health faucet in a bathroom and ensuring it is properly connected to the water supply and...

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  • Q12. What is the tit waterand hard water,borewellwater.
  • Ans. 

    Tit water, hard water, and borewell water are different types of water sources.

    • Tit water is water from a river or stream that has a high concentration of minerals.

    • Hard water is water that has a high concentration of dissolved minerals, such as calcium and magnesium.

    • Borewell water is water that is obtained from a borewell, which is a narrow shaft drilled into the ground to access groundwater.

    • The type of water source can...

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  • Q13. What is the various sizes of floortrap
  • Ans. 

    Floor traps come in various sizes depending on the intended use and location.

    • Floor traps for residential use typically range from 2 to 4 inches in diameter.

    • Commercial floor traps can be larger, ranging from 6 to 12 inches in diameter.

    • Floor traps for outdoor use may be even larger, up to 24 inches in diameter.

    • The size of the floor trap should be chosen based on the expected flow rate and the size of the drain pipe.

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  • Q14. What about p trap
  • Ans. 

    A p-trap is a plumbing fixture that prevents sewer gases from entering a building.

    • P-traps are commonly used in sinks, toilets, and showers.

    • They are shaped like the letter 'P' and are designed to hold water to create a barrier between the sewer system and the building.

    • P-traps need to be cleaned regularly to prevent clogs and odors.

    • If a p-trap is not installed correctly, it can cause leaks and other plumbing issues.

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  • Q15. Various sizes of Indian closet and European closet And p trap
  • Ans. 

    Indian and European closets come in various sizes and have different types of traps.

    • Indian closets are typically squat and do not have a seat, while European closets are taller and have a seat.

    • P trap is a type of plumbing trap that prevents sewer gases from entering the building.

    • The size of the closet depends on the space available in the bathroom and the preference of the user.

    • It is important to understand the differe...

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  • Q16. What about ss sink with paul
  • Q17. Different sizes of washbasin with mirror Fittings
  • Ans. 

    As a store supervisor, I would ensure that we have a variety of washbasin sizes with mirror fittings to cater to different customer needs.

    • Offer a range of sizes from small to large

    • Consider different styles and designs

    • Ensure all fittings are included

    • Provide clear product descriptions and measurements

    • Train staff to assist customers in selecting the right size

    • Regularly update inventory to meet customer demand

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  • Q18. Different sizes of pvc and ppr DN200 pipes
  • Ans. 

    Different sizes of PVC and PPR DN200 pipes are available for various applications.

    • PVC and PPR DN200 pipes come in different sizes to accommodate different needs.

    • DN200 is a standard size for PVC and PPR pipes.

    • The size of the pipe determines its flow rate and pressure capacity.

    • Examples of applications for DN200 pipes include water supply, drainage, and irrigation.

    • It is important to choose the right size of pipe for the i...

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  • Q19. Various quantity of pipes pvc
  • Ans. 

    As a Store Supervisor, I have experience managing various quantities of PVC pipes.

    • I have experience managing inventory levels of PVC pipes

    • I am familiar with different sizes and types of PVC pipes

    • I have worked with suppliers to ensure timely delivery of PVC pipes

    • I have trained staff on proper handling and storage of PVC pipes

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  • Q20. What about pipe solutions and threatball
  • Ans. 

    Pipe solutions and threatball are not familiar terms in my experience.

    • I am not familiar with pipe solutions or threatball.

    • Can you provide more information or context about these terms?

    • I am willing to learn and adapt to new concepts and technologies.

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  • Q21. Different types of insulation
  • Ans. 

    Insulation is a material used to prevent heat, sound, or electricity from passing through.

    • Fiberglass insulation

    • Cellulose insulation

    • Spray foam insulation

    • Reflective insulation

    • Radiant barrier insulation

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  • Q22. How to measures on pipe leakages
  • Ans. 

    Pipe leakages can be measured using various methods.

    • Visual inspection of pipes for signs of leaks

    • Using leak detection equipment such as ultrasonic leak detectors

    • Monitoring water usage to detect any abnormal increases

    • Regular maintenance and inspection of pipes to prevent leaks

    • Implementing a leak detection and prevention program

    • Training employees on how to identify and report leaks

    • Using pressure testing to identify leaks

    • ...

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  • Q23. How to Measures on wastewater line champers connections
  • Ans. 

    Measuring wastewater line chamber connections involves checking for leaks and ensuring proper alignment.

    • Inspect connections for any signs of leaks or damage

    • Check that connections are properly aligned and secure

    • Use appropriate tools such as a level or plumb line to ensure proper alignment

    • Perform regular maintenance and inspections to prevent issues

    • Document any issues found and report to appropriate personnel

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  • Q24. Different types of champers connections and their pipe sizes.
  • Ans. 

    Champers connections are used in piping systems to connect pipes of different sizes and types.

    • Champers connections are also known as bell and spigot joints.

    • They are commonly used in underground piping systems.

    • The pipe sizes for champers connections can range from 4 inches to 48 inches.

    • Champers connections can be made of various materials including PVC, ductile iron, and concrete.

    • Some common types of champers connection...

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  • Q25. What about STP and WTP plants arrangements.
  • Ans. 

    STP and WTP plants arrangements refer to the setup and management of sewage treatment and water treatment plants.

    • STP plants are designed to treat sewage and wastewater before it is released into the environment.

    • WTP plants are designed to treat raw water from natural sources like rivers and lakes before it is supplied to households and industries.

    • Arrangements include the selection of appropriate treatment technologies, ...

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  • Q26. How to measures on drybed and chemical treatment plants
  • Ans. 

    Measuring drybed and chemical treatment plants involves monitoring various parameters such as flow rate, pH levels, turbidity, and chemical dosing.

    • Regularly monitor flow rate to ensure proper functioning of the system

    • Check pH levels to ensure they are within the optimal range for the specific treatment process

    • Monitor turbidity to ensure the water is clear and free of suspended particles

    • Regularly check chemical dosing t...

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  • Q27. What about usage of wastewaters.where it can be used
  • Ans. 

    Wastewater can be used for irrigation, industrial processes, and even for toilet flushing.

    • Wastewater can be treated and used for irrigation purposes.

    • It can also be used in industrial processes such as cooling towers.

    • In some areas, treated wastewater is used for toilet flushing.

    • Wastewater can also be used for groundwater recharge.

    • However, it is important to ensure that the wastewater is properly treated before use to av

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  • Q28. In water treatment plant, what about pumps dosages
  • Ans. 

    Pumps are used to dose chemicals in water treatment plants to ensure proper treatment.

    • Pumps are used to inject chemicals into the water stream at a controlled rate.

    • The dosage of chemicals is determined by the water quality and treatment goals.

    • Pumps must be calibrated regularly to ensure accurate dosing.

    • Examples of chemicals used in water treatment include chlorine, fluoride, and alum.

    • The type of pump used depends on th...

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  • Q29. What about HLN and HLD series dryers.
  • Ans. 

    HLN and HLD series dryers are industrial-grade dryers with advanced features.

    • HLN series is designed for high-volume drying with a large capacity drum.

    • HLD series has a heat pump system that reduces energy consumption.

    • Both series have advanced controls for precise temperature and time settings.

    • HLN and HLD series dryers are suitable for commercial laundry operations.

    • HLN and HLD series dryers are durable and built to withs

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Interview Preparation Tips

Interview preparation tips for other job seekers - First wear on formal dress,both pant and shirts. Shoe and tie is not necessary. No fear on bold to attend the face to face interview.

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I was interviewed before Jun 2016.

Interview Questionnaire 

1 Question

  • Q1. Java related questions on Oops concept and Multithreading

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: Simple aptitude and reasoning questions little java based programming
Tips: Basic programming knowledge and good aptitude
Duration: 1 hour
Total Questions: 60

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Normal questions on Java, basic programming questions like reverse no. , String related and logical coding
Tips: What u mentioned on your resume go through that only, they will not ask apart from your resume

Skills: How Well You Are Able To Communicate What You Wanted To Tell, Programming
College Name: SRCEM

I was interviewed before Aug 2016.

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Resume Shortlist
Experience: I am vinothkumar from Dindugal, I was studied computer engineering in Madurai institute of engineering and technology at sivagangai, I am quality controller in RR DONNELLY at Chennai, my experience 2 years, my family staying in native, my father palanichami he is a former, my mother tamilselvi she is home maker and my one yelder brother Vijayakumar he is driver, I am interested area software engineer, my hobbies are listening music, reading book and news paper, playing and watching cricket
Tips: No comments

Round: Test
Experience: I am vinothkumar from Dindugal, I was studied computer engineering in Madurai institute of engineering and technology at sivagangai, I am quality controller in RR DONNELLY at Chennai, my experience 2 years, my family staying in native, my father palanichami he is a former, my mother tamilselvi she is home maker and my one yelder brother Vijayakumar he is driver, I am interested area software engineer, my hobbies are listening music, reading book and news paper, playing and watching cricket
Tips: No comments
Total Questions: 15

Round: Test
Experience: See my mentality
Tips: No comments
Duration: 45 minutes

Round: Group Discussion
Experience: Communication
Tips: No comments

Skills: Communication And Confidence

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: CAT-type data interpretation test.30 questions in 35 minutes.Fast graph interpretation and quick calculations.
Tips: CAT preparation will help.
Duration: 35 minutes
Total Questions: 30

Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: A simple case, based on the credit card industry or any other field, is given. Cases lay more focus on quantitative skills apart from the focus on asking the right questions.There is a shortlist made after each case round.
Tips:  Fast calculation and insight into what data may be required to solve the case are essential.Practice the cases given on their website and at www.beprepared.in.

Round: Behavorial Interview
Experience: Questions are asked based on incidents- give examples of instances when you led a team successfully or when you had to go against your team, etc.
Tips:  Practice HR questions from HLPQ.

General Tips: Positions Of Responsibility (PORs) are required but not mandatory. They are of secondary importance if one has scored well in the exam. A good CV with good internships/projects will help one to get shortlisted.
Skill Tips: "Student needs to be quick with simple percentage calculations."
Skills: Basic Quantitative skills
College Name: IIT Kharagpur

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: Written Test ( DI questions, each involving 2-3 plots)

Round: Interview
Experience: Started with a “Tell me something about your-self question”. I believe it was just to set the ball rolling and was not evaluated. The interviewer then gave me a case question wherein I had to make a choice between a diesel and a petrol car. There were 3 parts to the question (some candidates were asked 1 / 2 as well). The first dealt with finding the breakeven point given the basic set of cost, fuel price and fuel consumption data. Next was to find breakeven considering the money was acquired at a certain rate of interest (bond/loan). Both these results involved basic calculation and I was comfortable with them. The final part was about calculating the breakeven, again, but this time considering depreciation. This is where I was caught off guard and though I did turn up with a figure, the interviewer was not completely satisfied.

General Tips: Do get a basic background of the firm and also about terms in the related field.
Skill Tips: I was not hesitant and was reasonably confident while answering. What went wrong was perhaps the fact that I was caught unaware of how depreciation works and how it had to be included in the equation. I fumbled a lot with the equation and puzzled as to where to include terms for depreciation etc.
College Name: IIT KANPUR

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: There was test which was purely data analysis and calculator was allowed. So the procedure that they follow is that first they shortlist 50 people and a small case interview is followed. The case I was asked was to calculate the change in the cost of a grocery store if it has changed its model from cash on delivery with a physical store to an online portal which has cash on delivery option. As I had practiced it already I took some time to give structure and then gave 3-4 reasons for change in cost and then he gave me some numbers based on which I had to calculate the break even time period or amount . But I think he expected a little bit different approach or was searching for a different solution as I wasn't selected for the final interview sessions. I think 22 people were selected for the final interview session out of which 2 people were finally selected in Cap One.

College Name: IIT KANPUR

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Resume Shortlist
Experience: I started my placement journey by getting shortlisted in Capital One on Day 1. They shortlisted 125 candidates on the basis of resume.

Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: Then, they took a case study interview and reduced the number to 30.

Round: Test
Experience: Then, they again took an aptitude test and selected none of them. But, on the day 2, I sat for the GDs and interviews of Coca Cola and got selected.

College Name: IIT KANPUR

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Group Activity
Experience: There was initially an interview of about 5 mins in which they asked me to describe a situation where I worked in a team.

Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: Then there was a case study round. It was a slightly involved case on the credit card industry and involved a lot of
calculations. There were 3 different credit card strategies with different rates of interest and credit limits and we had to choose the best strategy for the company. I came up with correct strategy and hence got through the first round. 

The 2nd case was that of Dominos evaluating a new scheme wherein they would offer a 30% discount instead of 100%, in cases where the pizzas could not be delivered within 30 minutes. Next the discount was changed to 70%. I was asked to evaluate the on-time delivery that they can risk not to have in order to make the same profit as they make when they give 100% discount and have 90% on-time delivery. Then I was asked to plot a graph between on-time delivery and the discount offered and interpret it. It was there that I lost track and couldn't come up with the right conclusion. Nevertheless I was selected for the next round.

Round: Behavioural Interview
Experience: It was a behavioral interview wherein I had to describe them 3 situations in detail. During the entire interview the interviewer kept writing something on the paper. The key to this round was choosing the right incidents and then describing each and every point in detail. It lasted for about 30 mins. Ideally there were to be only 2 rounds of case interview and one behavioral interview but I was again called for a 3rd case interview round. It was very similar to the 1st case except that the credit card company was replaced by a dish-tv one. This one didn't go very well as I was very much exhausted and hence faltered at several places.

College Name: IIT KANPUR

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: The test was purely based on Data Interpretation. Every page had 3 charts and 5 objective questions based on those charts. There was severe time constraint in the paper and my selectivity among the questions proved beneficial in clearing the cut-off.
Duration: 60 minutes
Total Questions: 30

Round: Interview
Experience: Preliminary Case Interview: Duration -10 minutes (Just after the Written Test) - One on One Case Interview.

"Tell me about yourself" was the first question asked to me. I just told him a few things about myself mainly focusing on the financial projects I did. Then he gave me a trivial case study as follows, "There are two economical classes, Prime and Sub-Prime, and I had to give a Motorcycle loan to one of them. Whom should I give?" I was supposed to ask him any information that I would require to solve this case study. Whenever I used to get stuck he gave me hints to work upon. And finally, based on the value he gave me I could compare the profit from both the classes. The main thing about the case study was the way of solving it and how interactive was I with the interviewer.
After this, the next round was held during the placement time. They had given us the link for few practice case-studies. The Case Study given at their website is the most important one. It helps you understand the standard approach they look for in a candidate.

Round: Interview
Experience: 1st Case Interview: Duration – 50 minutes

My interview was of the longest duration compared to others, so if your interview is a lengthy one then be happy :). The case was based on Credit insurance involving simple mathematics to reach a logical conclusion. 
The Case Study: - "Capital One reached its customers for new offers through postal mail. They had 2 kinds of postal services, A class and C class. In A Class, if the customer had changed his address then the postal service would update the address on the letter and it would reach the customer at the new address. In C Class, if the address is changed then the customer would not get the mail. I was supposed to tell which one of the postal service was better in two conditions, 1st when no. of mail to be made is fixed and 2nd when amount to be spend in mailing is fixed."
I found this case simpler than the earlier one. I managed to complete the case in just 20 minutes. The interviewer was very impressed with the speed with which I was able to solve the case. It was enough to make me realize that I had made it.
Tips: The main thing that you need to remember in Case Study of this sort is that you need to speak your mind. It helps the interviewer understand the way you are thinking. So if you have made some calculation mistake he wouldn’t mind that because he knows that you are going in the right direction. This was something the interviewer told me that he liked about
me.

General Tips: The Biggest question that all of us face in final year is "WHAT NEXT". With the options like CAT/GRE/CORE/FINANCE/CONSULTING it becomes extremely difficult to select just one. Initially I had no idea what it was going to be, but after my internship I knew that I wouldn't be going for either core or higher studies. After talking to seniors, I realized that doing MBA after one or two years of work experience would be better - you know what you have to focus on and would also give you a smoother platform to change your field of job if
you are not comfortable in it. So my choices just narrowed down to jobs in either finance or consulting. Looking at the job scenario in our placement season, I knew I had to prepare for all of them. That is one of the reasons I appeared for CAT because it is always good to have an option and also preparing for CAT helps a lot in placement preparation. One needs to be thoroughly prepared for each of the placement processes.

Resume:
A resume is one of the most important things which mark the first impression upon the interviewer. You should devote ample time to work upon it. Every company looks for a different kind of candidate to suit their purpose; make sure your resume fits that profile. Prepare resumes separately for each sector with some minor changes for companies of same sector. Get your resume checked and rechecked by some alumnus in the company you are
applying for.

PPTs:
The best way to know about the company is through its PPT. It gives you the details of the work profile and also tells you what kind of candidate the company is looking for. It is an opportunity to get all your queries, regarding the company and the work profile clarified.

Written Test:
Usually the CAT preparation is more than enough to crack the data interpretation and aptitude tests (excluding the technical tests). Practice plays an important role here to be able to solve the lengthy tests speedily and accurately. People aiming the finance companies must read Economic Times (specially the editorials) regularly to form a broader perspective of the financial situation all over the world.
Group Discussions:
I used to think that GD is just another formal bulla session that we have. But it turned out to be a complete disaster when I had a GD round during an Internship process. It is just not what you speak that matters, but also how well you convey your points, how well you work in a group, do you understand the group dynamics, your body language, and other group etiquette that matter. The most disappointing thing was that when SPO had started this session for GD practice very few people turned up. It is through these sessions that you learn
the Do's and Don’ts of a GD. With every GD session that we used to have, I used to learn some new thing or the other.
Case Studies:
At first case studies seem to be highly intimidating. The workshops on Case Study by SPO helped me clear all my apprehensions, and then the process became a lot easier. Initially we used to solve a case in a group of 2-3 people and afterwards we did it individually discussing the methodology that we adopted and the different solutions that we approached. The discussions were the most important part as we learned what mistake we committed. It helped us frame our mindset in the right direction.
HR Interviews:
To be able to do well in an HR interview one needs to do a lot of introspection about one’s own self. This helps you in answering some very basic questions like your strengths, weakness, your future objective etc. You should be able to modify your answers according to the company profile. I prepared for HR interview in a group of 3. Initially, we gathered all the questions that the interviewer is likely to ask. We divided our answers based on the
company profile and also prepared examples to support our qualities. Finally we conducted 3-4 rounds of mock interviews.
College Name: IIT KANPUR

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Resume Shortlist
Experience: I had a standard resume for this company as per our institute placement cell norms. For an analyst profile at Capital One, they do look for a consistent academic performance, scholarships, Olympiads etc. So I did make sure to include all my academic achievements in my resume.

Round: Test
Experience: This was the first round and was conducted in September itself, well before the final placement process held in December. The test was based only on Data Interpretation (DI), quite similar to DI questions asked in CAT. It was a 35 minute test comprising of 30 questions. The questions were divided into sets of 4-6 questions, each set based on different data. Typically a set used to have 2 bar graphs/pie charts/line graphs and questions were based on them. Most of the questions were easy but were calculation intensive. Use of calculators was permitted. The cut off was about 22-23 questions. About 80 students were shortlisted for the first case study interview.
Tips: Be accurate. Often it might not be possible to attempt all the questions. So do not spend much time on a particular question.
Duration: 35 minutes
Total Questions: 30

Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: The first interview was relatively short – a one to one case study interview was held on the next day of the written test. The case study was mainly quantitative in nature and was based on calculation of break-even point (concept from Profit and Loss). In the case study given to me, a kiosk owner providing delivery of products to dial-in customers wished to expand his operations by setting up an e-commerce platform on the kiosk’s website. Data about the existing number of customers, new distribution of customers, profit per customer, and cost for setting up the e-commerce platform and scaling up the operations was given. I was asked to carry out break even analysis for different cases.

Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: 24 students got shortlisted for the next interview round which was again a one to one interview. Like the previous interview, this too was mainly focused on the analysis of the quantitative data in the case.
In the case given to me, a bank had two types of credit card customers – ones who paid off their due balance completely within the due date and those who paid only the minimum amount required before the due date and carried forward the remaining amount to the next month. There was a short discussion with the interviewer to identify the sources of revenue and costs for the two types of customers. After all the sources had been identified, I was given the data for all the costs and was asked to calculate the profit/loss the bank makes on each customer. The interview concluded with a short discussion on the possible ways of marketing the credit card. The interview lasted for about 40 minutes and because of a couple of calculation mistakes during the quantitative analysis, I couldn't make it to the next interview round.
Tips: Go through some sample case studies. Get a basic idea of how to prepare for a case study interview. Prepare well for the written test. If you are preparing for CAT, that should be more than enough in almost all the cases.

College Name: IIT ROORKEE

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