Aarti Industries

PlacementChemical

Built from 1 candidate report with 3 first-hand accounts, covering 2021-22.

Hiring process

2021-22 · Placement

1
Resume shortlist
Resume shortlisting
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Profile checked against company criteria.
2
Online test
Placement test, aptitude plus chemical core
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Section Qs Min Topics
Vocabulary and aptitude - - vocabulary, quantitative aptitude
Chemical core - - pumps, heat and mass transfer, fluid mechanics
pumps · aptitude · chemical engineering core
Supervised, single-correct MCQs; interview shortlist based on score above a set value.
3
Technical interview
Technical plus HR interview
heat and mass transfer · separation processes · fluid mechanics · reaction engineering · process control · thermodynamics · projects · position of responsibility · why company · higher studies plans
Panel of a senior chemical engineer and an HR representative in one account.

Section	Qs	Min	Topics
Vocabulary and aptitude	-	-	vocabulary, quantitative aptitude
Chemical core	-	-	pumps, heat and mass transfer, fluid mechanics

17 pieces of advice, in their own words. Names removed.

Ensure that your resume is company specific and matches very well with the job profile.
Round 1 · 2021-22
Be well aware and informed about the job position you are applying for and make sure to research the company. Ensure to go through your core subjects that you would have taken in the early years. Have a good knowledge about your own profile, as the interview mostly deals with discussing your own work. Interview is the most important step in the selection process, so make sure that your communication skills are good.
general · 2021-22
Knowledge about the working of Pumps is crucial for clearing the placement test but unfortunately is not covered much in our curriculum. So, you have to learn the concepts of pump and its functioning using internet sources.
test · 2021-22
Not much external resources are necessary for the preparation except for studying the concepts of pump.
preparation · 2021-22

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