AI predicted probable Mechanical Engineering questions

 

  

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By training AI tools with database on questions asked in OIL for Mechanical engineering students, we are suggesting 50 questions which may be probable questions.

1.      Can you explain the difference between stress and pressure?

2.      Describe a time when you had to solve a complex problem under pressure.

3.      What do you understand by the term "thermal efficiency"?

4.      How do you stay updated with the latest advancements in mechanical engineering?

5.      Explain the concept of heat exchangers and their applications.

6.      Can you discuss the importance of safety protocols in the oil and gas industry?

7.      Describe a project where you had to work in a team. What was your role, and how did you contribute?

8.      How do you prioritize tasks when working on multiple projects simultaneously?

9.      Discuss a situation where you faced a setback during a project. How did you handle it?

10.  Can you explain the process of corrosion and its impact on mechanical systems?

11.  Describe a time when you had to troubleshoot a mechanical issue. How did you approach it?

12.  Discuss a challenging decision you had to make in your academic or professional career.

13.  How do you ensure accuracy and precision in your work?

14.  Describe a successful project you completed from start to finish. What were the key factors in its success?

15.  Can you discuss a time when you had to adapt to a new technology or software quickly?

16.  How do you handle conflicts or disagreements within a team?

17.  Describe your approach to time management and meeting deadlines.

18.  Discuss a situation where you had to innovate or think outside the box to solve a problem.

19.  How do you stay motivated and maintain enthusiasm for your work?

20.  Can you explain the concept of fluid dynamics and its applications in mechanical engineering?

21.  Describe a time when you had to communicate technical information to non-technical stakeholders.

22.  How do you handle constructive criticism and feedback?

23.  Discuss a project where you had to balance competing priorities or constraints.

24.  Can you explain the importance of sustainability in mechanical engineering projects?

25.  Describe a time when you had to overcome a technical challenge in a project.

26.  How do you ensure quality control in your work?

27.  Discuss your experience with predictive maintenance techniques in mechanical systems.

28.  Can you explain the concept of friction and its effects on mechanical components?

29.  Describe a time when you had to troubleshoot a malfunctioning mechanical system under time pressure.

30.  How do you approach continuous learning and professional development in your field?

31.  Discuss a project where you had to manage a limited budget or resources effectively.

32.  Can you explain the difference between static and dynamic loads in mechanical systems?

33.  Describe a time when you had to lead a team to achieve a common goal.

34.  How do you prioritize safety in your work, especially in hazardous environments?

35.  Discuss your experience with failure analysis and root cause identification in mechanical systems.

36.  Can you explain the concept of sustainability and its importance in mechanical engineering?

37.  Describe a time when you had to make a difficult decision with limited information.

38.  How do you approach risk management in mechanical engineering projects?

39.  Discuss your experience with reliability engineering principles in mechanical systems.

40.  Can you explain the concept of material selection and its importance in mechanical design?

41.  Describe a project where you had to optimize the performance of a mechanical system.

42.  How do you ensure compliance with relevant regulations and standards in your work?

43.  Discuss your experience with failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) in mechanical design.

44.  Can you explain the concept of tolerance analysis and its role in mechanical manufacturing?

45.  Describe a time when you had to troubleshoot a mechanical problem remotely.

46.  How do you approach interdisciplinary collaboration in your work?

47.  Discuss your experience with computer-aided design (CAD) software.

48.  Can you explain the concept of ergonomics and its applications in mechanical design?

49.  Describe a time when you had to implement a cost-saving measure in a project.

50.  Can you discuss a time when you had to adapt to unexpected changes or challenges in a project? How did you handle the situation and ensure the project's success?

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Family support: Overestimate by students

  

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We are attached to our family. It gives us a sense of support at the time of our need. We can fall back to our family in the times of emergency. People understood it clearly during COVID19. However, we should not overestimate it.

During college, family tries to give a comfortable life so that they can continue their studies. To extend that support, family has to work hard. Though it may not be a case for rich people, for people hailing from middle class and poor background, it is a great struggle. During student life, one may not realize it but it is very difficult to earn and make ends meet for these people. Therefore, a student has to understand this. Many a time, students fail to see the plight and family members also do not want to tell their hardships. In such situation, many students have a false notion. They tend to behave like a king for whom the well of wealth will never dry. So, they continue in a relaxed manner. Once, the degree is completed, they suddenly witness the dark reality. The money suddenly vanishes because it gets distributed among the other siblings to continue their studies or the money is saved for future retirement. Now, his  reality is to get a job or start something to earn. Then, the uphill task starts. If you are good natured, you will continue to get pocket money and that will be it. Nobody will give you lakhs of money to start a business even your parents. Frankly speaking, they do not have faith in you because most of the life you have not sold a single pen and business means selling something to someone for profit. Then, you start preparing for a job and you just repent for the wasted times and lazy approach during your college. You just start studying same things again from the scratch. So, one need to be careful during college and should spend time learning skills and honing skills for future so that the transition becomes smooth. 

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People conceal their intentions

 

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This is a dog eat dog world. Resources are in short supply and so there is a lot of competition among people. Smart people want to be ahead of the others. They will do things without your knowing and conceal their intentions. People do all kinds of things. There is no problem until and unless it harms somebody. But one should not be too much of a believer of somebody because you mean nothing to them. You should not be disheartened by this revelation. World is always like this and continue so.

In college days, you will find some of your friends that they do not study but whenever result is declared he is no 1. You can’t believe it. You consider him to genius. It is not true. People do put hard work and they do not show you their hard work. You just see their end result and think them genius. Can anybody excel in study without studying?  This is just useless to believe because people conceal their intentions and hide their strategy to lessen their competition.

I have seen people who lie on your face to hide their strategy. Once one person had to go for a talk, he told everybody that he was going for a marriage ceremony.  Look at the irony, he told many versions to many people and the story do not match and finally it is out. However, it not moral of the story, the moral of the story is that people hide their strategy. So, you are being just made a fool. Similarly in college days, your friends will project that they are not able study at all but in exams they will do exceptionally well. If you are not seeing it then who will see it. 

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Why do companies pay less to a fresher?

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Once, a TV reporter asked this question to an Executive of a leading software company in India. He was speechless and gave some absurd arguments. There are certain things which one cannot speak on a TV platform. He had his limitation.

As per our interactions with various recruiters, the companies which are recruiting students are doing things which are not taught in colleges. Well, colleges can only teach basic to the students since every other company has their niche in a certain field which is not at all possible to impart knowledge going to that deeper level. 

Suppose, some software company is recruiting and it has clients like TESLA, NVIDIA, and MICROSOFT. It is not possible even in advanced colleges to impart that kind of knowledge because they are doing pretty much advanced market oriented stuff. In a college setting, one cannot get such projects at all. If someone is getting, I congratulate him & wish him very success. Therefore, a newly recruited student has to learn again by attending various training programs at the organization. Training costs money. Moreover, they need to give you salary in this period at which the person is not at all productive (or earning any money) for the company. One should keep in mind that these companies are run for profit not to give jobs to people for welfare. This may seem rude but it is a capitalist’s world we are living.  Hence, students coming out from affluent families and upper middle class family find it difficult to adjust because the pocket money is far better for them. The job is not for them. 

But, one should keep in mind that the initial 2-5 years have to be dedicated for learning and gaining experience. As Per Robert Greene, one has to put at least 16000 hrs to attain mastery in any field. For our case let us reduce it to 8000 hrs and start learning without thinking about monetary gains.  Once you gain experience, you can switch your job to another company and ask for higher payment. If you become money minded in initial years, you learn nothing and end up repelling future money making avenues. 

 You have to give time. Keep in mind this proverb “Rome was not built in a day”.   

 

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Cheating & its perils

 

One cold morning in this February month of 2024, I was sitting at a photocopy shop. I was getting some prints done at the shop. Then a group of students came to enquire about something. They asked the shopkeeper in a hushed way whether they could get mini photocopies at their shop. The shopkeeper turned them down immediately. It was apparent that they were getting those photocopies for cheating in the exam. This is very common now a day. One student will prepare the note and the whole gang would photocopy it. They are so busy that they cannot do those themselves.

For a few years, students are getting caught doing cheating exams and they get expelled for one year. Their names are shared to all departments for information. Sometimes, parents come and cause havoc at the departments. Then, they were told what to be told and things go by like this all the time.  When, a student gets expelled for a year, it is a great loss to the student because one year is totally wasted. Moreover, his impression gets tarnished at the department. Many a time, it affects the future performance. So, students should refrain from such activities.

When one does cheating and never gets caught, it becomes a bad habit. Slowly, the student becomes overconfident in his skill. Moreover, when you do cheating, you never learn. You have just wasted your time at the college. Later on when you apply for job, you get difficulty because you have learn nothing You had only fun all the time. Then, you have to put more years in coaching to come at par. You grow old as years go by and sometimes, you surpass your age to apply for job. If you see, for a four year engineering course, you have given four more years. It is just waste of time and money. So, you need to control your hunger to get marks without work by cheating. Sometimes, you will score low marks but you will gather concepts which will lessen your time in future. One should keep in mind, one has to gather the knowledge for a certain job, and then only you will clear written and interview round.

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