Toyota Kirloskar Motor Manufacturing Associate Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Lean six sigma & benefits.
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Q2. Total productive Maintenance pillars.
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Q3. Failure mode & effect analysis with example.
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Q4. Improvement or kaizens.
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Q5. Production & Manpower Management
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Its all logical question on the basis of automobile engine and vehicle including aptitude questions.

Q1. Where the most torque in the vehicle induced? At the output shaft or wheel?
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Torque is induced at the output shaft of the vehicle.
• Torque is typically induced at the output shaft of the vehicle, where the engine power is transferred to the transmission system.

• The output shaft is responsible for transmitting power to the wheels, where the torque is then used to propel the vehicle forward.

• In some cases, additional torque can be induced at the wheels themselves, such as in electric vehicles with in
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Q2. Difference between fuel injection and carburettor? What are the advantages and disadvantage of both?
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Fuel injection is a modern method of delivering fuel to the engine using injectors, while carburettor is an older method using a carburettor to mix air and fuel.
• Fuel injection delivers fuel directly into the combustion chamber, resulting in better fuel efficiency and performance.

• Carburettor mixes air and fuel in a chamber before delivering it to the engine, which can lead to uneven fuel distribution and lower efficienc...read more
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Q1. What goods and services must be produced?
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The goods and services that must be produced in manufacturing engineering depend on the specific industry and company needs.
• Goods and services produced will vary based on the industry and company

• Examples of goods produced can include automobiles, electronics, machinery, etc.

• Examples of services produced can include maintenance, repair, quality control, etc.
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Q2. Explain what is Six Sigma?
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Six Sigma is a data-driven methodology used to improve processes and reduce defects.
• Six Sigma aims to achieve near-perfect quality by minimizing variation and defects.

• It follows a structured approach called DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control).

• Statistical tools and techniques are used to identify and eliminate root causes of defects.

• Six Sigma projects are typically led by trained professionals known as Bl...read more
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Q1. Electrical machine knowledge
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Q2. Basic computer knowledge
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Q1. How many years of experience
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Q2. Salary expected
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Technical and non technical

Q1. Self introduction
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Q2. Technical questions
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It was 20 onscreen MCQ type with easy logical reasoning and mathematical questions

It was 40 on-screen technical questions related to the field in which we are studying.

Q1. Technical questions What are the types of tolerance? What are the types of fits? What is the difference between the first angle and the third angle? What are the types of press tools? What is Bending, draw...read more
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Q2. Non Technical questions What did you eat for lunch today? why? What if there is a shortage of manpower and a product needs to be manufactured on priority? How do you manage this situation? What are your st...read more
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