Sundaram Clayton Production Graduate Engineer Trainee Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. What is tolerance?
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Tolerance refers to the acceptable range of variation in a physical dimension or property of a material.
• Tolerance is important in manufacturing to ensure that parts fit together properly.

• It is usually specified as a range of acceptable values, such as +/- 0.1mm.

• Tolerance can also refer to the ability of an organism to withstand environmental changes or stress.

• In engineering, tolerance can also refer to the ability of a...read more
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Q2. What is hot working and cold working
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Hot working and cold working are metal forming processes used to shape materials at different temperatures.
• Hot working involves shaping materials at high temperatures, making them easier to deform without cracking or fracturing.

• Cold working involves shaping materials at room temperature or below, increasing their strength and hardness but also making them more brittle.

• Examples of hot working include forging and extrusi...read more
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It was fundamental and basic

Q1. This was a one o one interview with the Hr and selected people will move to the other 2 technical rounds
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Q2. Can you introduce yourself and provide an overview of the projects you have worked on?
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Q1. Questions were asked regarding suspension geometries and calculations?
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Q2. Explain about the different suspension geometries and explain how forces act on them
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Q1. What does the stress-strain graph of stainless steel look like?
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Aptitude section was a bit tricky. Rest other sections were manageable.

Q1. Coding questions can be asked. Not yet shortlisted
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Q2. Coding questions can be asked.
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Q1. Quality Tools used in Industry
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Quality tools used in industry help improve processes and products.
• Six Sigma: A data-driven approach to improve quality by reducing defects

• Kaizen: Continuous improvement philosophy to enhance efficiency

• Pareto Analysis: Identifying and prioritizing problems based on the 80/20 rule

• Fishbone Diagram: Visual tool to identify root causes of problems

• Control Charts: Monitoring process variation over time
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Q2. How will you solve Quality related problems?
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I will solve Quality related problems by identifying root causes, implementing corrective actions, and continuously monitoring for improvements.
• Identify the root cause of the quality problem through data analysis and process evaluation

• Implement corrective actions to address the identified issues

• Establish quality control measures to prevent future problems

• Continuously monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the soluti...read more
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Technical based questions

Q1. Tell me about yourself and all the technical questions related to educational background.
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Q2. Thermodynamics questions
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Q3. Manufacturing processes
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Q4. Future vision and goals
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Q5. Project related questions
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