Torrent Gas Civil Graduate Engineer Trainee Interview Questions and Answers

The test includes:

1.Aptitude Test
2.Electrical Engineering Fundamentals
3.English Language Test
4.Mahanagar Gas Ltd. - Personality Profile Engineer-N
5.Reasoning and Analytical Skills


Selection for the interview round is based on the average of your total CGPA, test scores, and performance in the group discussion.

It is wonderful and the topics given is related to industry and energy

Q1. In this round, all the questions asked are basic from your 3rd, 4th sem
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Q2. DBMS and Algorithms
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There were no aptitue questions. They questions were about natural gas and their company

Q1. It was easy. The interviewer was nice.
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Q2. Difference btw pipe and tube
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Pipes are measured by their inner diameter, while tubes are measured by their outer diameter.
• Pipes are used to transport fluids or gases, while tubes are used for structural purposes.

• Pipes are typically round in shape, while tubes can be square, rectangular, or round.

• Pipes are manufactured to specific industry standards, while tubes can have varying thicknesses and dimensions.

• Examples: Plumbing pipes are typically made...read more
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Q1. The HR was disrespectful and was being unnecessarily rude.
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Q1. Tell me about yourself ?
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Q1. General Questions
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Aptitude: GK, GS, Math and Reasoning

Q1. What is Entropy and what is the unit of Entropy?
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Entropy is a measure of disorder or randomness in a system. Its unit is joules per kelvin (J/K).
• Entropy quantifies the number of possible microstates in a system

• It is a measure of the system's energy dispersal or the degree of randomness

• Entropy increases with an increase in disorder or randomness

• The unit of entropy is joules per kelvin (J/K)

• Entropy can be calculated using statistical mechanics or thermodynamics

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Q2. Which engine is best 2 strokes or 4 strokes?
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Both engines have their own advantages and disadvantages depending on the application.
• 2-stroke engines are lighter and have higher power-to-weight ratio, making them ideal for small applications like chainsaws and mopeds.

• 4-stroke engines are more fuel-efficient and have a longer lifespan, making them ideal for larger applications like cars and boats.

• Environmental concerns have led to a decline in the use of 2-stroke en...read more
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Q3. It totally depends on you what you want. If you want power then go for 2 Strokes engine and if you want efficiency then go for 4 Stroke.
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1st round was aptitude test containing quant, reasoning, English, and domain specific ques.

Q1. Tell me about your self?
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I am a dedicated and hardworking individual with a passion for learning and problem-solving.
• I have a background in computer science and have experience working in software development.

• I am a quick learner and enjoy taking on new challenges.

• I am a team player and have strong communication skills.

• I am detail-oriented and strive for excellence in everything I do.
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Q2. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
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In 5 years, I see myself as a senior manager leading a team of professionals in a dynamic and innovative company.
• Leading a team of professionals

• Working as a senior manager

• Contributing to the growth and success of the company
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Q1. Oil and gas information
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Q2. Pipeline questions etc
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Q3. Hydraulic test and their formula
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Hydraulic tests are used to check the strength and integrity of pipes and vessels under pressure.
• Hydrostatic test is a common type of hydraulic test used to check for leaks and structural integrity.

• Formula for hydrostatic test pressure is P = 2St/D, where P is pressure, S is stress, t is wall thickness, and D is diameter.

• Another type of hydraulic test is pneumatic test, which uses air or gas instead of liquid.

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Q4. Excel use and computer knowledge
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Q5. Liquid and nitrogen gas difference
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Liquid and nitrogen gas differ in their physical state and boiling points.
• Liquid nitrogen is nitrogen in a liquid state at an extremely low temperature of -196°C.

• Nitrogen gas is a colorless, odorless gas that makes up 78% of the Earth's atmosphere.

• Liquid nitrogen is commonly used in cryogenics, food preservation, and medical procedures.

• Nitrogen gas is used in various industries such as electronics, food packaging, and ...read more
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Quant, Logical , English , Domain subject

Q1. Tell me about your self
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Q1. Fevorate subject basically ask questions Thermodynamics and Fluid mechanics
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