(A B.E. Mech student from Chitkara University with a CGPA 8.75, a percentage of 91 in 10th std. -CBSE Board and a percentage of 93.34 in 12th std. –CBSE Board.)
Technical interview:
How can one automate a fuel dispensing unit?
What is the difference between diesel and petrol?
What are the affinity laws for centrifugal pumps?
What is Bernoulli’s Equation?
HR Interview:
If a private firm overtook BPCL, would you still work for it even if it is no longer a government firm?
Which job location would you like to prefer if selected, Mumbai or Kochi?
Do you have any blind spots?
What are your favourite topics in Mechanical Engineering? What is the definition of the impulse of a reaction turbine?
Excerpts from Interview #2:
(A B.E. Mech student from Chitkara University with a CGPA 7.79, a percentage of 87.45 in 10th std. -CBSE Board and a percentage of 83.11 in 12th std. –CBSE Board.)
Technical interview:
Draw the Pressure-to- Volume (PV) diagram of a Diesel Engine?
Give me some applications of superheated steam?
What is the difference between pumps and compressors?
Explain the different kinds of pumps and cite reasons for which one is better and why.
HR Interview:
What kind of person would you refuse to work with?
Let us assume that you get a job in IOCL and BPCL, which one would you prefer and why?
If you are not selected for any reason, what would be your opinion about the company for your friends and juniors?
(A B.E. Mech student from Chitkara University with a CGPA 7.23, a percentage of 91 in 10th std. -CBSE Board and a percentage of 93.34 in 12th std. –CBSE Board.)
Technical interview:
What are gas turbines and generator protections?
Why is temperature increased before filtration skid?
Explain turbine supervisory control briefly.
Explain IGV and its functions?
HR Interview:
What would you consider your most difficult assignment?
What do you regard as the significant achievement in your life?
Tell us why we should hire you and not your friend?
What position do you prefer on a team working on a project?
Excerpts from Interview #4:
(A B.E. Mech student from Chitkara University with a CGPA 8.93, a percentage of 78.9 in 10th std. -CBSE Board and a percentage of 82.56 in 12th std. –CBSE Board.)
Technical interview:
Explain STG de-sync procedure with 2 HRSG’s?
Explain bleed valve operation, it’s open and close settings and its function.
How many stages does a compressor/turbine have? Which is commonly used for moving or fixed blades?
What is Ki-200 fuel capacity?
HR Interview:
What is your philosophy towards work?
How will you ensure your learning once you join the organization?
Why do you want to work anywhere in India but not your home town?
Describe your work ethics.
Excerpts from Interview #5:
(A B.E. Mech student from Chitkara University with a CGPA 9.27, a percentage of 96.7 in 10th std. -CBSE Board and a percentage of 96.2 in 12th std. –CBSE Board.)
Technical interview:
Explain generator capability curve and limits of power factor?
Discuss OEM recommendations to run a plant?
Compare the spread of GE & Siemens gas turbine?
Compare the working of a Screw type and Centrifugal type pump?
HR Interview:
How will you prove yourself as an innovative person at work?
Why choose a Public sector undertaking (PSU) over a private firm? Aren’t they more competitive than us?
Why choose a PSU when you have such good credentials?
What is the difference between Recruitment and Selection?
Excerpts from Interview #6:
(A B.E. Mech Student from PEC with a CGPA 6.54, a percentage of 87.2 in 10th std. -CBSE Board and a percentage of 74.3 in 12th std. -CBSE board.)
Technical interview:
What kinds of pipes are used for steam lines?
What is a cotter joint?
What does F.O.F stand for in piping design?
What are the differences between pneumatics and hydraulics?
HR Interview:
Tell us about your highs and lows in these 4 years of college life.
We have undergoing projects all over India. Is it feasible for you as an employee if your job profile requires frequent travelling or relocation to a place away from your current residence?
Logical or Choice Based Questions: You have a cake. How would you divide it into 8 pieces using only 3 lines?
