Uniproducts Executive Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. About work and about experience
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Q1. What is pitch of micrometer.
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Pitch of a micrometer refers to the distance moved by the spindle per revolution of the thimble.
• Pitch is typically engraved on the frame of the micrometer as the distance moved by the spindle for one complete revolution of the thimble.

• It is used to calculate the measurement resolution of the micrometer.

• For example, if the pitch is 0.5mm, then each division on the thimble corresponds to 0.01mm of movement of the spindle
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Q2. If sheet thickness 4 MM and hole dia 3 MM can you punch on press tool
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Yes, it is possible to punch a hole with a diameter of 3mm in a sheet with a thickness of 4mm using a press tool.
• The hole diameter should be smaller than the sheet thickness to ensure successful punching.

• Consider the material of the sheet and the type of press tool being used for punching.

• Ensure proper alignment and clearance for the punching process to avoid any issues.

• Example: Using a hydraulic press with a sharp pun...read more
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Q1. What is pitch of micrometer
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Pitch of a micrometer refers to the distance moved by the spindle per revolution of the thimble.
• Pitch is typically expressed in millimeters or inches per revolution.

• It is used to calculate the measurement resolution of the micrometer.

• For example, a micrometer with a pitch of 0.5mm will move 0.5mm for each full rotation of the thimble.
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Q2. If sheet thickness 4 MM can punch
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Yes, a sheet thickness of 4mm can be punched.
• The punching process involves using a tool to create a hole or cut in the material.

• The ability to punch a 4mm thick sheet will depend on the type of punching machine and the material being punched.

• For thicker sheets, a more powerful punching machine may be required.

• Examples of punching machines include turret punch presses and hydraulic punch presses.
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Q1. Family details, Academic profile details, current employer details, future goals
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Q2. Current CTC, expected ctc, Other benefits details
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Q1. Regarding IATF Certification, PLC, what type of machines you handle
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Q1. Ind as related question
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Q2. Annual GST return
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Q1. No proper brief of expectations and after joining leadership is questioning our expertise. No vision and mission for logistics , all crap in planning right from supplier end till fg.. Screwed up all proc...read more
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Q1. All past achievements was asked , but nothing got executed saying for budget. If u cant understand wat s digitalaization why show in LinkedIn prfiles saying u r are digitally profound.. only putting tat m...read more
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Questions on DBMS, CN and OS

Q1. What's a view in SQL
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A view in SQL is a virtual table that is based on the result of a query. It can be used to simplify complex queries and provide a logical representation of data.
• A view is created by using the CREATE VIEW statement in SQL.

• It is defined by a query that retrieves data from one or more tables.

• Views can be used to hide complexity and provide a simplified interface to the underlying data.

• They can also be used to restrict acc...read more
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Q2. How a kernel works in OS
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The kernel is the core component of an operating system that manages system resources and provides a bridge between hardware and software.
• The kernel is loaded into memory during the boot process.

• It manages memory, processes, and device drivers.

• It provides system calls for applications to interact with hardware.

• Examples of kernels include Linux kernel, Windows NT kernel, and macOS kernel.
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Q3. What happens when you delete files in Linux
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When files are deleted in Linux, they are not immediately removed from the disk but rather marked as available for reuse.
• Deleting a file in Linux removes its entry from the file system's directory structure.

• The file's data blocks are not immediately erased but are marked as available for reuse.

• The file's inode, which contains metadata about the file, is also marked as available for reuse.

• Until the space occupied by the...read more
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