Aseem Raghav
Delhi Technological University · B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering · Marketing/Advertising
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- Undergraduate college
- Delhi Technological University
- Graduation year
- 2017
- Stream
- B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering
- Work experience
- 25 · Marketing/Advertising
- Organizations
- Tata Motors Limited
- Resources — written exam
- DILR - Any CAT prep material is sufficient. VARC- Any CAT prep material is sufficient. QA - "Test of Mathematics at the 10+2 Level" book by ISI comes highly recommended. You may also refer class 11-12th Maths books, for revisiting concepts and theory.
- Resources — interview
- 1. Carefully study the types of questions that converted candidates on this PGDBA WordPress page similar to your own profile have been asked previously in PIs. 2. Your motivation for joining this course will be studied very closely by the 3 panelists. Have a very clear opinion on why you want to join this course in particular. 3. Revise Higher Maths topics, specifically Linear Algebra, Basic Statistics and Probability. 4. For Freshers - you may be asked more questions on your grad - level subjects, your internship, any project you did, so be better prepared in that domain. For Experienced folks - you may be asked more questions related to your workex, and regarding the domain you're from, so you may plan your preparation accordingly. 5. Finally - no amount of preparation will guarantee that you have an answer to everything asked by the panelists. If you don't know the answer, don't fret and tell them so rather than beating around the bush.
Work-ex / profile questions
1. Tell me something about yourself. 2. What are the qualities of a good manager? 3. What is the difference between a manager and a leader? 4. What are your strengths and your weaknesses? 5. Highlight a marketing strategy you used in your domain to your advantage.
Maths & statistics questions
Q1. What do your parents call you? In how many ways can this name be permuted? Explain this formula intuitively. A: 5! / 2! Q2. What are the types of errors in Hypothesis Testing? A: Type 1 and Type 2 error. Q3. (Gave a problem) What is the type 1 error of this problem? A: Was unable to solve, so told the panelist that i was unable to arrive at an answer, and explained my approach to him. Q4. Let's say you want to estimate the number of Red colored Maruti Altos running in your city. How will you approach this problem? A: * The population of my city is approx. 1.8 Cr. * Let's say there are 5 members per family. Therefore total families = 1.8Cr / 5 = 36L. * Let's say that there is 1 car per 2 families. Therefore total cars = 36L / 2 = 18L. * Maruti Suzuki has a market share of about 50% in Delhi. Therefore total Maruti cars in Delhi = 18L * 50% = 9L * Alto has been one of the best selling cars of Maruti Suzuki. Let's say 10% of all maruti sales have been that of Alto. Therefore total Alto cars in Delhi = 9L * 10% = 90,000 * Since Red is not a common color, let's say only 2% of the Alto cars sold in delhi were of Red color. Therefore total red colored Maruti Alto in my city ~ 1800 cars.
Coding / ML questions
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GK & current affairs questions
1. What does "Aatma-Nirbhar Bharat" mean? 2. What recent government policies do you relate to "Aatma-Nirbhar Bharat"? 3. What policy should government introduce that you think will benefit Tata Motors?
Logical reasoning / puzzles
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