University of Georgia Interview Questions and Answers

GD topic was "pros and cons of strat ups"
Everty member who gave GD was eligible for interview
They gave marks for every candidate

Q1. Brief about your education, career, previous projects handled, and role & responsibility in past organisations?
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Q2. Current roles & responsibilities and value addition done by you and your team?
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Q3. Process flow for planning throughout project life-cycle?
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Q4. Critical/concerning areas to be monitored?
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Q5. Productivity and permissible material wastage, process to prepare material reconciliation?
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Q6. Understanding about claim and type of claim raised/supported to raise in past experience?
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Q7. Experience of technical aspects and planning assessment required at tendering stage, capabilities to prepare tender submittals and proving insights to management on same?
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Q8. Necessity of providing PMO support to management?
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Q9. Understanding about role & responsibility of regional planning manager?
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Q10. MIS and type of reports prepared in past and their significance for Top managemennt?
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Q1. More on Technical area
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Q1. More on Technical area
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Q1. Technical + Behaviour
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Q1. Technical + Behaviour
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Q1. Expectation and Genaral
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Simple aptitude questions

This is a shortlisting round, and many technically knowledgeable individuals did not qualify for this stage.

Q1. Which flow system is more effective: countercurrent flow or concurrent flow, and what are the reasons for this?
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Countercurrent flow is more effective due to increased concentration gradient and better utilization of resources.
• Countercurrent flow allows for a greater concentration gradient between the two fluids, leading to more efficient mass transfer.

• Countercurrent flow also allows for better utilization of resources as the fluids are in contact for a longer period of time.

• Concurrent flow, on the other hand, results in a lower ...read more
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Q2. What is the procedure for designing a heat exchanger?
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The procedure for designing a heat exchanger involves determining heat transfer requirements, selecting appropriate materials, designing the geometry, and analyzing performance.
• Determine the heat transfer requirements based on the fluids involved, flow rates, temperatures, and desired heat transfer rate.

• Select appropriate materials for the heat exchanger based on compatibility with the fluids, operating conditions, and...read more
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Regarding RDSS Projects

Q1. Regarding BOQ of 11 KV & 33 KV Feeder Bifurcation
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Q2. Regarding Installation of DTR Structure with transformer
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Q3. Regarding 33/11 KV Augmented substation and installation of Power Transformer
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Q1. What is maintainence schedule?
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Q2. During hardworking how do you handle?
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I handle hard work by staying focused, managing my time effectively, taking breaks when needed, and seeking support from colleagues.
• Stay focused on the task at hand and prioritize tasks based on urgency

• Manage time effectively by setting goals and deadlines

• Take short breaks to recharge and avoid burnout

• Seek support from colleagues or supervisors when feeling overwhelmed
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Q1. Where you worked befor? What is strategies for safe work?
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Q1. Mostly technical discussion type
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Q2. Where do you see your self after 5 years
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