Tata Motors Executive Accountant Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Are you going to work longer period ? you have any plans on studying in future ?
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Q1. Share details of your previous job.
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Q1. About self self introduction
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Q2. Self introduction about work experience
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Q3. Selection process
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Q1. What is Balance sheet?
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Q2. Difference between the Debit and Credit ?
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Q3. Tell me about yourself?
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Q4. Tell me about your internship experience?
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Q5. Tell me about MS Excel, vlookup, how to use?
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Q1. Regarding p&l account
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Q2. Journal entries of reconciliation
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Journal entries of reconciliation involve adjusting entries to ensure the balance in the general ledger matches the bank statement.
• Reconciliation involves comparing the transactions in the bank statement with those in the general ledger.

• Adjusting entries are made to correct any discrepancies between the two records.

• Common adjusting entries include recording bank fees, interest income, outstanding checks, and deposits i...read more
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Q1. Basic details of mine
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Q2. Reason for joining the volvo
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Q1. What is Inventory
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Inventory refers to the goods and materials a business holds for the purpose of resale or production.
• Inventory includes raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished goods.

• It is an important asset on a company's balance sheet.

• Inventory management involves tracking, storing, and replenishing inventory to meet demand.

• Examples of inventory include merchandise in a retail store, components in a manufacturing plant, and sup
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Q2. Ind as 2 explaination
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Ind AS 2 is a standard that deals with the accounting treatment of inventories.
• Ind AS 2 provides guidelines on the measurement and valuation of inventories.

• It requires inventories to be measured at the lower of cost and net realizable value.

• Examples of inventories include raw materials, work in progress, and finished goods.

• The standard also outlines the cost formulas that can be used to determine the cost of inventorie...read more
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Q1. Where do you see yourself in next 5 years
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In the next 5 years, I see myself advancing to a senior cost accountant role within the company, taking on more responsibilities and contributing to strategic financial decisions.
• Continuing to enhance my skills and knowledge in cost accounting through professional development opportunities

• Building strong relationships with colleagues and management to become a trusted advisor on financial matters

• Working towards obtaini...read more
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Q2. Why CMA why not CA
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CMA focuses on cost management and analysis, while CA focuses on overall financial management.
• CMA certification provides specialized knowledge in cost accounting and financial management.

• CMA focuses on cost control, budgeting, forecasting, and decision-making.

• CA covers a broader range of financial topics including auditing, taxation, and financial reporting.

• Choosing CMA over CA indicates a specific interest in cost acc
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