Teesta Urja Interview Questions and Answers for Experienced

Random topic and very less time for discussion. May be few aspirants does get time to speek. But the good thing is everyone will be selected for round 2 i.e personal interview.

Q1. Like IS code of transformers, IS code of LT panel, Cable and basic knowledge like what is IP rating, which IP rating will be used in oudoor type busduct and indoor type busduct.
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First round is self video describe round and later I interview for simple and little technical details

Subject related topics, general awareness and computer knowledge.

Q1. Accounting and Finance related questions like financial statements, IndAS, costing, taxation etc
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Q2. Personality development related questions like what's your hobby, where do you see yourself after 5 years
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Q1. Which happens first stress or strain
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Stress happens before strain.
• Stress is the force applied to an object, while strain is the deformation that results from that force.

• Stress causes strain, so stress must happen first.

• For example, if you pull on a rubber band, the stress you apply causes the rubber band to stretch, which is the strain.

• In engineering, stress and strain are important concepts for designing structures that can withstand external forces.
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Q2. Different types of forging and applications
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Forging is a process of shaping metal by applying compressive force. Different types of forging are used for different applications.
• Open-die forging: used for large parts like shafts and cylinders

• Closed-die forging: used for small parts like bolts and fittings

• Roll forging: used for long parts like rails and bars

• Impression-die forging: used for complex shapes like gears and engine parts

• Precision forging: used for high-p
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Q3. Different types of weldings and its applications
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Different types of welding include MIG, TIG, Stick, and Flux-Cored welding, each with unique applications.
• MIG welding is commonly used for automotive and construction applications.

• TIG welding is often used for precision work on thin materials like aluminum.

• Stick welding is a versatile method used for welding thicker materials in outdoor environments.

• Flux-Cored welding is ideal for welding in windy or dirty conditions.
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