Tata Power On Campus Interview Experience | How to Crack @TataPowerCompanyLtd #tata #tatapower

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• The eligibility criteria for the Tata Power recruitment process included a minimum of 60% in 10th, 12th, and graduation, with no active backlogs and completion of the course within the stipulated time. 2:08
• The recruitment process consisted of a written test, a psychometric test, an asynchronous video interview, and a personal interview. 2:57
• The written test included aptitude (Quant, Reasoning, English) and technical (domain-specific) sections, with the aptitude preparation recommended from sources like Arun Sharma or competitive exam materials. 4:12
• Technical questions in the written test covered subjects like RCC, Surveying, Geotechnical Engineering, Building Materials, and Structural Analysis. 5:20
• The asynchronous video interview asked questions about preferred job location (office, plant, or project site), preferred region in India, interest in the position, and reasons for choosing Tata Power. 5:39
• The personal interview primarily focused on technical questions related to practical aspects of civil engineering, project sites (e.g., 'what is shuttering', 'what is blinding'), RCC design, and building materials. 8:30
• Resume-based questions were also asked, including details about college projects, final year projects, internships, and preferred subjects. 10:36
• For preparation, it's advised to start with foundational subjects like Strength of Materials, which are related to many other core civil engineering topics. 13:27
• General advice for juniors includes preparing for competitive exams as the aptitude questions are similar, and focusing on understanding core subjects thoroughly. 14:48
• The work environment at Tata Power is described as friendly and supportive, making employees feel at home, although some fun-related activities might be more prevalent in other locations. 17:54