Ultracab Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Introduce yourself and family oriented
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Q2. Strength and weakness
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Q1. What is ceramic
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Ceramic is a non-metallic solid material made by heating raw materials to a high temperature.
• Ceramics are typically hard, brittle, and resistant to heat and corrosion.

• They are often used in pottery, tiles, bricks, and advanced engineering applications.

• Common examples include porcelain, earthenware, and stoneware.
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Q2. Physical and chemical properties of glass and ceramics
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Glass and ceramics have unique physical and chemical properties that make them useful in various applications.
• Glass is an amorphous solid with a random atomic structure, while ceramics are crystalline solids with a regular atomic structure.

• Glass is transparent, brittle, and has a low thermal conductivity, while ceramics can be opaque or translucent, are hard and brittle, and have high thermal and chemical resistance.

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Why wanted to attend torrecid

Q1. No may Campani releted information
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Q2. All machine releted
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Q1. Related to instrumentation
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Q2. Technical experience based
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Q3. Instrumentation
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Q4. Automation plc dcs control
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Q5. Prepare well everything related to your field
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Q1. Customer service related knowledge
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Q1. Family background, current job resigned reason etc
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Q1. CTC and monthly in hand salary discussion
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Q1. About Project & GST
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Q2. TDS returns, & AP A And AR process
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Q3. Cash flow management
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Q4. Import & export handling
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. How will you manage the budget
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Q3. SEO related question, Bounce rate, SERP, Meta Tag
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Q1. 1. Positive Suction and negative Suction 2. Head and Pressure rating 3. New site mobilization and Workmen retainship 4. Hydraulics 5. WTP System 6. Erection amd Commissioning
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Q1. 1. Why you change the present employer? 2. Any difficulities faces during project execution? 3. How you manage your sub-ordinates?
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Q2. Discussion of salary and position
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Q1. Tell about ASME codes
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ASME codes are a set of standards developed by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers for the design, fabrication, and inspection of mechanical systems.
• ASME codes cover a wide range of topics including pressure vessels, piping, boilers, and nuclear power plant components.

• These codes ensure safety, reliability, and consistency in the design and construction of mechanical systems.

• Examples of ASME codes include ASME...read more
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Q2. Asked on IBR calculation
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Q1. What is your Name
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My name is Meghalaya, which means 'abode of clouds' in Sanskrit.
• My name is derived from the Sanskrit words 'megha' (cloud) and 'alaya' (abode)

• It is a state in northeastern India known for its scenic beauty and lush greenery

• The capital of Meghalaya is Shillong, also known as the 'Scotland of the East'
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Q2. What your hobbies
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My hobbies include reading, painting, and hiking.
• Reading: I enjoy reading fiction and non-fiction books in my free time.

• Painting: I like to express my creativity through painting and experimenting with different art mediums.

• Hiking: I love exploring nature and going on hikes to discover new trails and scenic views.
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Q3. What is silica modulas
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Silica modulus is a measure of the relative proportions of silica and alumina in a material, often used in geology and material science.
• Silica modulus is calculated by dividing the weight percentage of silica by the weight percentage of alumina in a material.

• It is commonly used in the study of rocks and minerals to understand their composition and properties.

• Higher silica modulus values indicate a higher proportion of ...read more
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Q4. What is primary air ,secondary air ,tertiary air
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Primary air, secondary air, and tertiary air are different stages of air supply in combustion processes.
• Primary air is the air supplied to the combustion chamber to initiate and sustain combustion.

• Secondary air is the additional air supplied to the combustion chamber to ensure complete combustion of fuel.

• Tertiary air is the air supplied to the combustion chamber to further enhance combustion efficiency and reduce emiss...read more
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