Tirupati Medicare MIS Executive Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How can you do 2 different analysis at a same time?
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By utilizing multitasking skills, prioritizing tasks, and leveraging technology tools.
• Prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance

• Utilize technology tools such as software programs or apps to automate one analysis while working on the other

• Delegate tasks to team members to handle one analysis while focusing on the other

• Utilize time management techniques such as Pomodoro method to switch between analyses efficiently
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Q2. Why you wana switch the company
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Any recent work you face problems

Q1. Current CTC of your company
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Q2. Expectation from jubilant pharmova
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Q1. Releasing offer letter
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Q2. No Response from HR
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Q1. Wath your payment
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Q2. What is the warking
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The question seems to be incomplete or misspelled. It may be asking about 'working' which refers to the act of performing tasks or duties in a job or role.
• Working refers to the act of performing tasks or duties in a job or role.

• It involves completing assigned responsibilities, meeting deadlines, and achieving goals.

• Examples include managing a team, making strategic decisions, and overseeing operations.

• Efficient working...read more
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Q1. How can calculate HVAC efficiency
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HVAC efficiency can be calculated by dividing the useful output by the total input.
• Calculate the useful output of the HVAC system, such as the amount of heating or cooling provided to the space.

• Determine the total input of the HVAC system, including the energy consumed by the system.

• Divide the useful output by the total input to get the efficiency percentage.

• Efficiency (%) = (Useful Output / Total Input) * 100

• For examp...read more
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Q2. What is filter integrity test and how to do.
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Filter integrity test is a method to ensure the filter is functioning properly by testing its ability to retain particles of a certain size.
• Filter integrity test is performed to verify the effectiveness of a filter in retaining particles of a specific size.

• Common methods include bubble point test, diffusion test, pressure hold test, and water intrusion test.

• The test results are compared against established acceptance c...read more
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Q3. Area classification as per USFDA guidelines and ISO guidelines
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Q4. How can perform PAO test. And concentration ratio
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Performing PAO test involves measuring the concentration ratio of a substance in a solution.
• Prepare a known concentration of the substance to be tested

• Measure the absorbance of the solution at a specific wavelength using a spectrophotometer

• Plot a standard curve using known concentrations of the substance

• Calculate the concentration of the unknown sample using the standard curve

• Concentration ratio can be calculated by di...read more
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Q5. Class ISO 7 partical count
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ISO 7 particle count refers to the cleanliness level of air in a controlled environment.
• ISO 7 classifies air cleanliness based on the number of particles per cubic meter.

• Lower particle counts indicate cleaner air and higher particle counts indicate more contamination.

• ISO 7 is commonly used in cleanrooms and controlled environments to maintain quality standards.

• Example: ISO 7 particle count may be 10,000 particles per c
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Q6. What is DX coil
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DX coil is a type of coil used in air conditioning systems to transfer heat between the indoor and outdoor units.
• DX coil stands for Direct Expansion coil

• It is a key component in air conditioning systems

• DX coils are used to transfer heat between the refrigerant and the air being circulated in the system

• They are commonly found in split air conditioning systems
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Q1. You experienced related questions.what your preasent job role questions.
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Q2. Dispatch activity, vendor qualification, process validation,PQR preparation like.
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Q3. Which guideline recently revised By ICH
Ans. ICHQ9QUALITY RISK MANAGEMENT Q9(R1) Final version Adopted on 18 January 2023
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Q4. Cleaning validation reference guideline
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Q5. PHARMACEUTICAL INSPECTION CONVENTION PHARMACEUTICAL INSPECTION CO-OPERATION SCHEME(PIC/S).
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Q6. Recent ICH Q13&14
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Q1. Nothing_ 2 year bond whether r u ready or not?
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The candidate should answer whether they are ready or not for a 2-year bond.
• Consider your current commitments and future plans before deciding

• Evaluate the benefits and drawbacks of a 2-year bond

• Assess your career goals and how the bond aligns with them

• Think about the potential impact on work-life balance and personal growth

• Consider negotiating terms and conditions of the bond if necessary
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Q2. Ok with 20% hike
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Yes, I am okay with a 20% hike.
• I am happy with the offer and appreciate the increase in salary.

• I believe my skills and experience justify the hike.

• I am excited to continue contributing to the company's success.

• I am open to discussing any additional benefits or opportunities.
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Q3. Nothing , we will assure u next year 20% hike(finally that is whole trape& bull shit)
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Q4. Ntg.........................................
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Q1. What is exothermic reaction
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An exothermic reaction is a chemical reaction that releases energy in the form of heat.
• Exothermic reactions release heat to the surroundings

• They have a negative change in enthalpy (ΔH)

• Examples include combustion reactions, neutralization reactions, and some oxidation reactions
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Q2. What are the types of pumps
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Types of pumps include centrifugal pumps, positive displacement pumps, and axial flow pumps.
• Centrifugal pumps use a rotating impeller to create flow and increase pressure.

• Positive displacement pumps move fluid by trapping a fixed amount and forcing it through the discharge.

• Axial flow pumps move fluid parallel to the impeller shaft.

• Examples: Centrifugal pump - water pump, Positive displacement pump - diaphragm pump, Axi
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Q3. Centrifugal pumps and reciprocating pumps
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Q4. What is mechanicalseal?
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A mechanical seal is a device that helps prevent leakage between a rotating shaft and a stationary part in a pump or other equipment.
• Mechanical seals are commonly used in pumps, mixers, and other rotating equipment to prevent leakage of fluids.

• They consist of two main parts: a stationary part attached to the pump housing and a rotating part attached to the shaft.

• The seal faces are typically made of materials like carbo...read more
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Q5. What is spill back control in DCS SYSTEM
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Spill back control in DCS SYSTEM is a feature that prevents overflow of material in a process by controlling the flow back into the system.
• Spill back control is used in DCS (Distributed Control System) to manage the flow of material within a process.

• It helps prevent overflow or spillage by regulating the flow back into the system.

• This feature ensures efficient and safe operation of the process by maintaining proper mat...read more
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Q1. What kind of water system is there?
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The water system in place is a centralized water supply system managed by the local municipality.
• Centralized water supply system managed by local municipality

• Water is sourced from reservoirs or groundwater

• Water is treated and distributed through a network of pipes to homes and businesses
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