GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

SALEM - 11.
(An autonomous institution affiliated to Anna University, Chennai)

DEPARTMENT OF METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

22EN401– PLACEMENT AND SOFT SKILLS LABORATORY

RECORD WORK

Submitted by

ARSATH NIHAL J

61772261005

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 GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

SALEM - 11.
(An autonomous institution affiliated to Anna University, Chennai)

DEPARTMENT OF METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

22EN401 – PLACEMENT AND SOFT SKILLS LABORATORY

RECORD WORK

It is certified that this is the bonafide record work done by ARSATH NIHAL J of
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING in FOURTH semester during the academic year
2023 – 2024.

DATE: STAFF IN-CHARGE

Submitted for the practical examination held on:
University Register Number: 61772261005

INTERNAL EXAMINER EXTERNAL EXAMINER

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE
S. NO DATE NAME OF THE ACTIVITY SIGNATURE
NO.
1 21.02.2024 COVER LETTER AND RESUME 4

2 28.02.2024 LETTER WRITING 9

EMAIL WRITING
3 06.03.2024 10

REPORT WRITING
4 13.03.2024 11

5 20.03.2024 POWERPOINT PRESENTATION 13

6 27.03.2024 SELF INTRODUCTION 18

7 10.04.2024 JOB INTERVIEW 19

8 17.04.2024 GROUP DISCUSSION 24

9 24.04.2024 WELCOME ADDRESS 31

10 08.05.2024 VOTE OF THANKS 32

PRESENTATION OF BUSINESS
11 10.05.2024 33
ARTICLE
12 15.05.2024 JUMBLED SENTENCES 34

13 17.05.2024 ERROR SPOTTING 37

14 22.05.2024 READING COMPREHENSION 42

15 24.05.2024 SERIES COMPLETION 47

ANALOGY
16 25.05.2024 48

CODING-DECODING
17 01.06.2024 50

18 03.06.2024 BLOOD RELATIONS 53

SEATING ARRANGEMENTS
19 04.06.2024 54
LOGICAL REASONING
20 08.06.2024 57

MARKS AWARDED: STAFF IN-CHARGE

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EX NO: 1 COVER LETTER AND RESUME
DATE: 21.02.2024

From
Arsath nihal j,
Bazzar street,
Thammampatti-636113 ,
jarsathnihal@gmail.com,
9360795226.

To
The General Manager,
Aquasub Company,
123 Industrial Road,
Coimbatore - 641014

Dear Sir,

Sub: Application for the position of Metallurgical Engineer in your esteemed organization –
Reg
Ref: Your advertisement published in The Times of India dated 10th June 2024

With reference to the above-mentioned advertisement, I am writing to express my interest in

the position of Metallurgical Engineer at Aquasub Company.

I am currently pursuing my Bachelor's degree in Metallurgical Engineering from Government

College of Engineering, Salem. Through my coursework, I have gained a solid understanding
of metallurgical principles, materials science, and engineering practices. I am particularly
interested in applying my knowledge to practical situations and contributing to your
organization's projects.

Apart from my academic background, I possess strong analytical skills and am proficient in
conducting experiments, analyzing data, and problem-solving. I am a dedicated and detail-
oriented individual with a passion for metallurgical research and development.

Enclosed with this letter is my resume for your review. I am eager to discuss how my
academic qualifications, enthusiasm, and dedication can benefit Aquasub Company. I would

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appreciate the opportunity to meet with you for an interview and further discuss my
candidacy.

Thank you

Date: 23rd June Yours faithfully,

Place: Salem Arsath nihal j

Enclosure:
1.Resume

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 Resume

Arsath nihal j,
Bazzar street,
Thammampatti-636113 ,
jarsathnihal@gmail.com ,
9360795226.

Career Objective:
To secure a position in Metallurgical Engineering where I can leverage my knowledge of
materials science and metallurgical processes, and utilize specialized software to contribute to
innovative research and development in materials design and manufacturing.

Academic Details:
Course / University / Year of Percentage/
Name of the Institution
Degree Board Passing CGPA
B.E.Metallu Anna 8.3 (Upto
Government College of
rgical University, pursuing third
Engineering, Salem – 11.
Engineering Chennai. semester)
Sri Ragavendra matric higher
XII Std secondary school, State Board 2022 96.5%
Fairlands, Salem -636016

Sri Ragavendra matric higher

X Std secondary school, State Board 2020 98.8%
Fairlands, Salem -636016

Project Details:

 Characterization and Optimization of Additive Manufacturing Parameters for

Titanium Alloys

Technical Skills:
 Failure Analysis and Quality Control
 Materials Testing and CharacterizationComputer Aided Design (CAD)

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Certification Courses:
 Welding technology
 Alloy formation and its testing methods.

Co-curricular Activities:
• Attended a workshop on 'Advanced Metallurgical Techniques' at NIT- TIRCHY on
27.06.2022.
• Completed an internship on ‘Advanced Materials in Aerospace Applications’ at a
prestigious aerospace firm from 01.07.2019 to 30.07.2019.
• Presented a paper on ‘Innovative Techniques in Metal Casting’ at a National Level
Seminar held at Anna University, Chennai on 09.12.2019.

Extra-Curricular Activities:
• Actively participated in chess competitions during school and college years,
achieving notable placements in district championships.
• Volunteered as a mentor for junior students interested in metallurgy at Government
College of Engineering, Salem.
• Served as a member of the Environment Club, promoting sustainable practices and
awareness campaigns on campus.

Awards and Achievements:

• Won the Salem District Chess Championship consecutively for three years.
• Awarded first place in the Inter-College Quiz Competition organized by the
Metallurgical Engineering Society, Government College of Engineering, Salem.

Personal Profile:
 Name : ARSATH NIHAL J
 Father’s Name : Jawahar ali k
 Mother’s Name : Mehrunnisa a
 Permanent Address : Bazzar street,
Thammampatti-636113

 Date of Birth : 04.05.2005

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  Age : 19
 Gender : Male
 Nationality : Indian
 Languages Known :

Language Reading Writing Speaking

Tamil   
English   

 Hobbies : Listening Music, using mobile,

 Strengths : Sincere, dedicated and straight forward

References:
 Dr. D. Noorullah ,
Professor & Head of the Department (Metallurgy),
Government College of Engineering,
Salem – 11.
Cell: 9677766175
gcenooruallh@yahoo.co.in

 M. mukesh,
P.G. Asst in physics,
Sri Ragavendra Matriculation, Higher, Secondary School,
Veeraganur.
Cell: 9994712354
rajamukesh@gmail.com

Declaration:
I hereby declare that the above-mentioned particulars are true to the best of my
knowledge.

Place : Salem Yours faithfully,

Date : 06.05.2020 ARSATH NIHAL

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EX NO: 2 LETTER WRITING
DATE: 28.02.2024

From
ARSATH NIHAL J,
Class Representative,
Metallurgical Engineering Department,
Government College of Engineering,
Salem - 636011.

To
The Chief Engineer (HR & Admin),
ABC Metallurgy Solutions Pvt. Ltd.,
123 Industrial Estate,
Coimbatore - 641014.

Respected Sir/Madam,
Sub: Seeking Permission for Industrial Visit – Reg.

I, ARSATH NIHAL J, on behalf of the Metallurgical Engineering Department at Government

College of Engineering, Salem, am writing to request permission for an industrial visit to
your esteemed facility, ABC Metallurgy Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

We intend to bring a group of 62 students accompanied by faculty members from our

department. The purpose of this visit is to provide our students with practical insights into
metallurgical processes and technologies employed in your organization. We are keen to tour
your facilities, observe your operations, and learn about the various metallurgical processes
and techniques utilized.

Could you please inform us of the necessary formalities and procedures we need to follow to
secure permission for this visit? We are prepared to submit the required bonafide certificates
and ensure that our students adhere to all the rules and regulations during their visit.
Thank you

Place ; salem - 616011 Yours sincerely

Date ; 26.03.2024 ARSATH NIHAL J

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EX NO: 3 EMAIL WRITING
DATE: 06.03.2024

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EX NO: 4 REPORT WRITING
DATE: 13.03.2024

REPORT ON INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO AQUA SUB COMPANY, COIMBATORE

To enhance the technical knowledge of second-year B.E. students in the field of metallurgical
processes and industrial applications, an industrial visit was organized to Aqua Sub
Company, Coimbatore. The objective of the visit was to provide students with practical
insights into metallurgical manufacturing processes and technological applications within a
specialized industrial setting. This report outlines the key observations and learnings from the
visit.

I. REQUISITION TO APPROVAL

A requisition letter was submitted to the Chief Engineer at Aqua Sub Company through the
Head of the Department, Metallurgical Engineering, Government College of Engineering,
Salem, on 14/03/2024. Approval for the industrial visit was granted by Aqua Sub Company
on 21/03/2024, with official communication received on 23/03/2024. The Principal of
Government College of Engineering, Salem, permitted 55 second-year B.E. students and 3
faculty members for the visit, along with the use of college transport. The Principal’s
approval was formalized on 25/03/2024, detailing the guidelines and regulations to be
followed during the visit.

II. INDUSTRIAL VISIT

A. Aqua Sub Company, Coimbatore

The visit to Aqua Sub Company commenced on 27/03/2024 at 9:50 am from the
Metallurgical Engineering Department, Government College of Engineering, Salem. The
group arrived at Aqua Sub Company's main entrance by 11:30 am, where identity verification
and registration were completed. Personal protective equipment (PPE) was distributed to all
students and faculty members, accompanied by a briefing on safety protocols and guidelines
within the facility.

Technical personnel from Aqua Sub Company guided the students through various
departments and processes. The visit began with an introduction to Aqua Sub Company's
production facilities and an overview of their metallurgical manufacturing processes. The
students were briefed on the stages of material processing, including machining, heat
treatment, and quality control measures implemented at the company.

The live demonstration started at approximately 12:00 pm, where students witnessed the
practical applications of metallurgical techniques in manufacturing components. Specific
processes such as casting, forging, and surface treatment were explained in detail,
highlighting the importance of metallurgical principles in enhancing product quality and
performance.

Furthermore, the students visited the quality control department, where they observed testing
methods and standards used to ensure product integrity and compliance with industry
specifications.

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The visit concluded with a session in Aqua Sub Company's conference room, where students
engaged in interactive discussions with engineers and technical experts. They had the
opportunity to ask questions and gain insights into career opportunities and professional
growth in the metallurgical engineering field.

Lunch was provided at Aqua Sub Company's cafeteria at 2:30 pm, following which PPE and
visitor passes were returned to the Security Officer at the main gate by 2:50 pm. Photography
during the visit was permitted and captured key moments of the demonstration and
discussions.

After concluding the visit to Aqua Sub Company, the group proceeded to explore nearby
educational sites and landmarks related to metallurgical engineering, enriching their
understanding of the industry's historical and contemporary significance.

The students returned to Government College of Engineering, Salem, by 6:00 pm, marking
the successful conclusion of the industrial visit.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The students extend their sincere gratitude to:

1. Dr. R. Vijayan, Principal, Government College of Engineering, Salem, for approving

and facilitating the industrial visit and providing transport arrangements.
2. Dr. D. Noorullah, Head of the Department, Metallurgical Engineering, for his
continuous support and guidance throughout the visit.
3. Dr. S. Dhanalakshmi, Associate Professor, Metallurgical Engineering, for her efforts
in organizing and accompanying the visit.
4. Mrs. C. Suganya and Mr. P. Panneerselvam, Assistant Professors, Metallurgical
Engineering, for their valuable support and supervision during the visit.
5. Dr. V. Satheeshkumar, Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering, for assisting
with transport arrangements and logistics.
6. Mr. Govindan and the transport team for ensuring a safe and efficient journey.

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EX NO: 5 POWERPOINT PRESENTATION
DATE: 20.03.2024

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EX NO: 6 SELF-INTRODUCTION
DATE: 27.03.2024

Self-Introduction

Hello, I am ARSATH NIHAL J, currently a student in the Metallurgical

Engineering Department at the Government College of Engineering, Salem. I
am on a fascinating journey through the world of metallurgy, gaining insights
into materials science and engineering principles that are shaping my academic
path.

I completed my schooling and high school education at Sri Ragavendra School,

Salem. My time at my school was incredibly formative, laying a strong
academic foundation and fostering a sense of curiosity and determination. It was
there that I met my best and most trusted friend, vignesh. Her unwavering
support and companionship have been instrumental in my personal and
academic life.

Despite my passion for metallurgy, my ultimate dream is to become an IAS

officer. This aspiration drives me to overcome various struggles and obstacles
with resilience and focus. I am dedicated to using my education and skills to
contribute positively to society through public service. The critical thinking and
problem-solving skills I am honing in my current studies will be invaluable in

my pursuit of this goal.

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On a personal note, I am an ice cream enthusiast, and it’s my favorite snack. I
also have a special fondness for biryani, which I consider a comfort food. In my
leisure time, I enjoy playing "Among Us," a game that enhances my strategic
thinking and teamwork abilities. Additionally, I have a passion for poetry and
am proud of my achievements as an English poet. My fluency in English helps
me communicate my thoughts effectively, and I enjoy expressing myself
through both written and spoken word.

I reside in the scenic area of Mamangam in Salem, a beautiful site near the
NH44 highway. The serene environment of my home provides a peaceful
backdrop that inspires both my personal reflections and academic endeavors.

Thank you for taking the time to get to know me. I am excited about the future
and the opportunities it holds as I strive to achieve my dreams and make a
meaningful impact.

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EX NO: 7 JOB INTERVIEW
DATE: 10.04.2024

Panel Members: Candidate: ARSATH NIHAL J

1. Dr.P.Sakthivel
2) Prof.R.S. Suresh

Instructions to Candidates:
 You will be having two rounds of interview.
 First round will be general round.
 Second round will be technical round.
 Each round has the time limit of 10 minutes.
 General round consists of self-introducing, your personal details, hobbies etc.
 Second round consists of questions related to your subjects.

General Round

HR Manager: Tell me about yourself.

Arsath: Good evening, sir. Firstly, I would like to thank you for this opportunity. I am
ARSATH NIHAL J, currently in my final year of Metallurgical Engineering at the
Government College of Engineering, Salem, with a CGPA of 7.38. My strengths include
being hardworking, adaptable to various environments, and an effective team worker. My
weakness is that I am not comfortable until I complete my tasks within the given time frame.
My short-term goal is to secure a position in a reputable company where I can apply my skills
in metallurgical engineering. In the long term, I aspire to become a responsible and
knowledgeable professional, holding a respected position in my field. In my free time, I enjoy
writing poetry, playing "Among Us," and indulging in my favorite snacks like ice cream and
biryani. Thank you.

HR Manager: What is your goal in life?

Arsath: My ultimate goal is to become an IAS officer. However, in the immediate future, I
aim to excel in the metallurgical engineering industry, gaining valuable experience and
contributing effectively to my organization.

HR Manager: What are your hobbies?

Arsath: I enjoy writing English poetry and am a fluent speaker. Additionally, I love playing
"Among Us" and reading books related to engineering and leadership. Ice cream and biryani
are my favorite snacks.

HR Manager: What are your strengths?

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Arsath: My strengths include perseverance, briskness in completing tasks, and the ability to
work well in a team. I am also good at adapting to new environments and challenges.

HR Manager: How do you deal with feedback and criticism?

Arsath: I believe feedback is crucial for personal and professional growth. I always listen to
constructive criticism and use it as a means to improve my skills and performance.

HR Manager: How will you handle failure in your life?

Arsath: I view failure as a learning opportunity. Drawing inspiration from Dr. APJ Abdul
Kalam's perspective that ‘FAIL’ stands for ‘First Attempt in Learning,’ I strive to learn from
my mistakes and use those experiences to improve myself.

HR Manager: Who is your role model?

Arsath: One of my role models is Dr. Marc Edwards, an environmental engineer known for
his work during the Flint water crisis. His dedication to public welfare and ethical standards
in engineering inspire me.

HR Manager: What interests pulled you up about this job?

Arsath: I am particularly drawn to this job because it offers the chance to work on advanced
metallurgical processes and materials, aligning with my academic background and career
interests. The opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world applications excites
me.

HR Manager: What is your educational background?

Arsath: I am completing my B.E. in Metallurgical Engineering from the Government

College of Engineering, Salem. My coursework has included materials science,
thermodynamics, and advanced metallurgy, all of which have equipped me with the
necessary knowledge for this role.

HR Manager: Why should we hire you?

Arsath: Although I am a fresher, I have the relevant qualifications and a strong academic
foundation in metallurgical engineering. I am eager to contribute my skills and am confident
in my ability to deliver quality work and prove my worth in this position.

HR Manager: In what position do you see yourself 5 years from now?

Arsath: In five years, I envision myself in a senior role within the metallurgical field, having
gained substantial experience and expertise, and contributing significantly to my company's
success.

HR Manager: What would be a big challenge for you if this company hired you?

Arsath: As a fresher, every task presents a new challenge. While I have theoretical
knowledge from my education, I am yet to apply it professionally. I believe these challenges
will help me grow into a successful and competent employee.

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HR Manager: What will you do if you are not selected for this job?

Arsath: If I am not selected, I would feel disappointed but would take it as a learning
experience. I will review my performance, learn from any mistakes, and prepare better for
future opportunities with renewed confidence.

HR Manager: Would you lie for a company?

Arsath: No, sir. I believe in honesty and integrity. There is always an honorable way to
achieve success, and I am committed to upholding ethical standards in all my professional
endeavors.

Technical Round

HR Manager: What is Metallurgical Engineering?

Arsath: Metallurgical Engineering is a branch of engineering that focuses on the study of

metals and their properties, the extraction of metals from ores, and the development of
processes for transforming these materials into useful products. It encompasses areas such as
physical metallurgy, extractive metallurgy, and materials science.

HR Manager: What do you understand by the term "heat treatment"?

Arsath: Heat treatment is a controlled process used to alter the physical and sometimes
chemical properties of a material, typically metal. It involves heating or cooling the material
to extreme temperatures to achieve desired properties like increased strength, hardness,
ductility, or resistance to wear.

HR Manager: What are the different types of steel?

Arsath: Steel is categorized into several types based on its composition and properties,
including carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, and tool steel. Each type has specific
applications based on its characteristics, such as strength, ductility, and resistance to
corrosion.

HR Manager: Explain the significance of phase diagrams in metallurgy.

Arsath: Phase diagrams are crucial in metallurgy as they graphically represent the phases
present in a material at different temperatures and compositions. They help in understanding
phase transformations and are used to predict the microstructures and properties of alloys
during processes like solidification and heat treatment.

HR Manager: What are the common methods of metal extraction?

Arsath: Common methods of metal extraction include pyrometallurgy, which involves high-
temperature processes like roasting and smelting, hydrometallurgy, which uses aqueous
solutions to extract metals, and electrometallurgy, which involves electrolysis to obtain
metals from ores.

HR Manager: How would you approach learning a new metallurgical process for this job?

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Arsath: I am always eager to learn and adapt. To understand a new metallurgical process, I
would start by studying the theoretical background, reviewing relevant literature and case
studies, and seeking guidance from experienced colleagues. Hands-on practice and
continuous learning are key to mastering new techniques.

HR Manager: Can you explain the role of alloying in metallurgy?

Arsath: Alloying involves adding different elements to a base metal to improve its
properties, such as strength, hardness, or corrosion resistance. Alloys are engineered to
achieve specific characteristics for various applications, making them more suitable for
demanding industrial uses compared to pure metals.

HR Manager: What are the common tests used for assessing metal properties?

Arsath: Common tests for assessing metal properties include tensile testing for strength,
hardness testing using methods like Rockwell or Vickers, impact testing for toughness, and
microscopic examination for analyzing the microstructure. These tests help in determining
the suitability of a metal for specific applications.

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 GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, SALEM –11
Metallurgical Engineering / IV Semester / Interview Assessment / JUN 2024
Name: ARSATH NIHAL J

Total

Aptitude

Consistency

Motivation

Memory

Intelligence

Leadership

Initiative

Confidence

Poise

Appearance

BALAMURUGAN C

BOOMIKA SRI AB
ARSATH NIHAL J

CHITTRARASU S
SRI RANJANI R

Name
ANUSUIYA S

BHARATH T
ABISHEK I

AKASH P
61772161047

61772261001

61772261002

61772261004

61772261005

61772261007

61772261008

61772261009

61772261010

Register Numbers

Panel members:
1) Dr.P.Sakthivel
2) Prof.R.S. Suresh

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EX NO: 8 GROUP DISCUSSION
DATE: 17.04.2024

Panel Members: Group Members:

1) Dr.P.Sakthivel
2) Prof.R.S. Suresh

1. SRI RANJANI R
2. ABISHEK I
3. AKASH P
4. ANUSUIYA S
5. ARSATH NIHAL J
6. BALAMURUGAN C
7. BHARATH T
8. BOOMIKA SRI AB
9. CHITTRARASU S

Instructions to the Candidates:

 The time given to your group discussion is 10 minutes.
 First two minutes is given for introduction.
 Last one minute is given for conclusion.
 Bring new points to the discussion.
 Points allowed more to speaker who motivate others to speak.
 Don’t interfere while other speak.
 Maintain eye contact.

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 IMPACT OF FLIMS ON YOUTH

Sri Ranjani R (Participant 1): I think one of the biggest changes in cinemas
recently is the shift towards streaming platforms. It seems like more people are
choosing to stay home rather than going out to watch movies.

Abishek I (Participant 2): That's true. Streaming services offer convenience,

but I still love the experience of watching a movie on the big screen. I think
cinemas need to find a way to compete with that convenience factor.

Akash P (Participant 3): Some cinemas are already stepping up their game by
offering luxury experiences with reclining seats, gourmet food, and even
alcohol service. It's a different experience altogether.

Anusuiya S (Participant 4): I've noticed that too. But I wonder if these luxury
experiences are affordable for everyone. Ticket prices seem to keep going up,
and it can get pretty expensive to go to the movies regularly.

Arsath Nihal J (Participant 5): Yeah, affordability is definitely an issue. But

I've also seen some cinemas experimenting with different pricing models, like
discounted tickets on certain days or for specific times. It's a way to attract more
people, especially during weekdays.

Balamurugan C (Participant 6): What about technology? I've heard about

cinemas using virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) to enhance the
movie-watching experience. Has anyone tried that?

Bharath T (Participant 7): I haven't tried it myself, but it sounds intriguing. I

think technology could be a game-changer for cinemas if they can integrate it
well into the experience without it becoming gimmicky.

Boomika Sri AB (Participant 8): Another thing to consider is sustainability.

With the growing awareness of environmental issues, cinemas could attract
more customers by adopting eco-friendly practices, like reducing plastic waste
or using renewable energy.

Chittrarasu S (Participant 9): That's a great point. I think consumers are

becoming more conscious of where they spend their money and how businesses
impact the environment. Cinemas that prioritize sustainability could gain a
competitive edge.

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Sri Ranjani R (Participant 10): What about the impact of the COVID-19
pandemic? It really changed the way we think about public spaces like cinemas.
How have cinemas adapted, and what do you think the future holds?

Abishek I (Participant 1): The pandemic forced cinemas to close for a while,
and even after reopening, they had to implement strict hygiene measures and
reduce seating capacity. Some cinemas also started offering online ticketing and
contactless payment options to minimize physical contact.

Akash P (Participant 2): I think the pandemic accelerated trends that were
already happening, like the shift towards online viewing. But I'm optimistic that
people will still want to come back to cinemas for the communal experience of
watching movies together.

Conclusion (Akash P) ;

In summary, the film industry and cinemas have undergone significant

transformations, particularly with the rise of streaming platforms and the impact
of the COVID-19 pandemic. While streaming offers unparalleled convenience,
the allure of the big screen remains strong for many movie enthusiasts. Cinemas
are evolving by providing luxury experiences, incorporating advanced
technologies like VR and AR, and experimenting with flexible pricing to
enhance affordability. Additionally, sustainability initiatives are becoming
increasingly important, aligning with the growing consumer consciousness
regarding environmental impact. Ultimately, the communal experience and
unique offerings of cinemas are likely to keep them relevant, even as they adapt
to these new challenges and opportunities.

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 GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, SALEM – 11
Metallurgical Engineering– IV Semester / GD Assessment / June 2022

Name: ARSATH NIHAL J

Total
Brings new points for discussion
Gives examples and illustrations
Refers to relevant information
Can draw conclusions
Appreciates/supports others
Encourages others to participate
Listens and responds appropriately
Maintains eye contact in discussion
Allows others to speak
Uses gestures appropriately

BALAMURUGAN C

BOOMIKA SRI AB
ARSATH NIHAL J

CHITTRARASU S
Names
SRI RANJANI R

ANUSUIYA S

BHARATH T
ABISHEK I

AKASH P

Panel Members:
1) Dr.P.Sakthivel
2) Prof.R.S. Suresh

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EX NO: 9 WELCOME ADDRESS
DATE: 24.04.2024

Good morning, esteemed guests, faculty members, and participants,

I am delighted to extend a warm welcome to each one of you on this

momentous occasion of National Metallurgical Day, organized by the
Department of Metallurgical Engineering, Government College of Engineering,
Salem.

It is my honor to introduce our distinguished Chief Guest for today's event, Dr.
Anand Gupta, a renowned metallurgical engineer and a leading researcher in the
field of advanced materials and metallurgical processes. Dr. Gupta's
groundbreaking contributions to metallurgical science have significantly
influenced our understanding and application of materials in various industries.

A heartfelt welcome also goes to our respected Principal and Patron of our
college, Dr. M. Vijayan, whose unwavering commitment to academic
excellence continues to propel our institution forward.

I extend my warm greetings to our esteemed Head of the Department, Dr. D.

Noorullah, whose leadership and guidance have been instrumental in shaping
the Department of Metallurgical Engineering into a center of excellence.

To all the faculty members, industry experts, research scholars, and participants
gathered here today, your presence underscores the importance of collaboration
and knowledge sharing in advancing metallurgical engineering.

To the students and participants from various colleges, I extend my sincere

welcome. Your enthusiasm and passion for metallurgy are inspiring, and I am
eager to witness your contributions to today's discussions and activities.Lastly, I
would like to express my gratitude to the organizing committee and volunteers
for their tireless efforts in planning and executing this event. Your dedication
has ensured that today's celebration of National Metallurgical Day is a
resounding success.

Let us use this platform to celebrate our achievements, explore new frontiers in
metallurgical science, and foster meaningful collaborations that will drive
innovation in our field.

Thank you all for joining us today. I wish everyone a productive and
enlightening experience at the National Metallurgical Day celebrations.

Thank you.

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EX NO: 10 VOTE OF THANKS

DATE: 08.05.2024

Respected Chief Guest, Dr. Anand Gupta,

Honorable Principal, Dr. M. Vijayan,

Esteemed Head of the Department, Dr. D. Noorullah ,

Distinguished faculty members, industry experts, research scholars, participants,

and dear students,

A very good morning to one and all!

On this auspicious occasion of National Metallurgical Day, I stand here

humbled and honored to extend my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has
made today's event a remarkable success.

Firstly, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to our esteemed Chief

Guest, Dr. Anand Gupta. Your presence here today has enriched our celebration
and inspired us with your profound insights into the realm of metallurgical
engineering.

I extend my sincere thanks to our Principal, Dr. M. Vijayan, for his unwavering
support and encouragement. Your guidance continues to steer our college
towards excellence, and we are truly grateful for your patronage.

A special note of appreciation goes to our Head of the Department, Dr. V.

Geetha. Your visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to academic
excellence have been instrumental in shaping the Department of Metallurgical
Engineering.

I would also like to extend my thanks to all the faculty members whose
dedication and efforts have played a pivotal role in organizing this event. Your
expertise and guidance have ensured that today's proceedings are insightful and
enriching.

To our industry experts, research scholars, and participants from various

colleges, I extend my heartfelt thanks for your valuable contributions and
enthusiastic participation. Your presence has added immense value to our
discussions and interactions today.

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A big round of applause to the organizing committee and volunteers who have
worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the smooth conduct of this event.
Your meticulous planning and dedication are deeply appreciated.

Last but not least, I want to thank all the students and participants who have
actively engaged in today's activities. Your passion for metallurgical
engineering is truly commendable, and I am confident that your enthusiasm will
drive future innovations in our field.

In closing, let us carry forward the spirit of collaboration and learning that has
defined today's celebrations. May we continue to push the boundaries of
metallurgical science and contribute meaningfully to our industry and society.

Thank you once again to everyone who has contributed to the success of
National Metallurgical Day. Have a wonderful day ahead!

Thank you.

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EX NO: 11 PRESENTATION OF BUSINESS ARTICLE
DATE: 10.05.2024

Reliance Industries

Good morning. I am ARSATH NIHAL J. Today, I’m going to give my views

on the article “Reliance Industries Expands Retail Footprint with New
Acquisitions” from ‘Business Today’, dated June 15, 2024. This article
discusses the recent expansion moves by Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) in
the retail sector.

Reliance Industries has significantly increased its presence in the retail market
through strategic acquisitions, according to a recent disclosure to stock
exchanges. The acquisitions were made by entities associated with the promoter
group or the company itself during the last fiscal year.

During the period from April 2023 to March 2024, Reliance Retail Ventures
Limited (RRVL) acquired substantial stakes in several prominent retail chains
across the country. Key acquisitions include:

RRVL acquired 0.55% (23,40,000 equity shares) of a leading fashion retail

chain from April 10 to 15, 2024.

Additionally, RRVL purchased 1.25% (58,75,000 equity shares) of a popular

electronics and consumer goods retail chain from May 5 to June 2, 2024.

These acquisitions have bolstered Reliance Industries' position in the retail

sector, marking a strategic move to enhance its market share and expand its
consumer reach.

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Earlier in 2023, significant acquisitions were also noted. Between July 15 and
20, 2023, RRVL acquired 0.85% (35,60,000 equity shares) of a renowned
supermarket chain, further consolidating its retail footprint.

In total, Reliance Industries and its associated entities have acquired a 2.65%
stake in various retail chains through open market transactions between July
2023 and June 2024.

Prior to these acquisitions, the aggregate voting rights held by the acquirers, the
promoter group, or persons acting in concert stood at 68.50%. Following the
recent transactions, this stake has increased by 2.65%, bringing the total to
71.15%.

The exchange filing detailing these acquisitions was released after market hours
yesterday. Shares of Reliance Industries settled 1.5% higher at Rs 2,150.75.

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EX NO: 12 JUMBLED SENTENCES
DATE: 15.05.2024

Arrange the following sentences in a correct order.

Test 1:

A) The aroma of freshly baked bread filled the cozy kitchen.

B) Outside, a gentle rain began to fall, tapping lightly on the windowpanes.

C) Sarah stirred the soup simmering on the stove, adding spices for flavor.

D) The table was set with delicate china and flickering candles.

E) John entered the kitchen, greeted warmly by Sarah, who had prepared a
special dinner.

Correct Order:

B) Outside, a gentle rain began to fall, tapping lightly on the windowpanes

. E) John entered the kitchen, greeted warmly by Sarah, who had prepared a
special dinner. A) The aroma of freshly baked bread filled the cozy kitchen.

C) Sarah stirred the soup simmering on the stove, adding spices for flavor.

D) The table was set with delicate china and flickering candles.

Test 2:

A) The team worked tirelessly through the night to finalize the project proposal.

B) After weeks of preparation, the presentation was polished and ready to

impress.

C) The client meeting commenced promptly at 9 AM, with all stakeholders

present.

D) Impressed by the thoroughness of the proposal, the client expressed

enthusiasm.

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 E) Contracts were signed, marking the beginning of a promising partnership.

Correct Order:

A) The team worked tirelessly through the night to finalize the project proposal.

B) After weeks of preparation, the presentation was polished and ready to

impress.

C) The client meeting commenced promptly at 9 AM, with all stakeholders

present.

D) Impressed by the thoroughness of the proposal, the client expressed

enthusiasm.

E) Contracts were signed, marking the beginning of a promising partnership.

These reordered sets of sentences create coherent narratives, showcasing

different scenarios from everyday life and business environments.
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EX NO:13 LANGUAGE SKILLS - ERROR SPOTTING
DATE: 17.05.2024

1) A. The new regulations imposed by the government have caused widespread discontent
among the local population.

B. The new regulations imposed by the government has caused widespread discontent
among the local population.

Answer:

A. The new regulations imposed by the government have caused widespread discontent
among the local population.

2) A. She insisted that the meeting be rescheduled due to unforeseen circumstances.

B. She insisted that the meeting is rescheduled due to unforeseen circumstances.

Answer:

A. She insisted that the meeting be rescheduled due to unforeseen circumstances.

3) A. If he would have known about the traffic, he would have taken an alternate route.

B. If he had known about the traffic, he would have taken an alternate route.

Answer:

B. If he had known about the traffic, he would have taken an alternate route.

4) A. All the child actors were praised for their performances in the school play.

B. All the children actors were praised for their performances in the school play.

Answer:

A. All the child actors were praised for their performances in the school play.

5) A. The company didn't make any profits until they introduced their new product line.

B. The company hadn't made any profits until they introduced their new product line.

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 Answer:

B. The company hadn't made any profits until they introduced their new product line.

6) A. It was a shocking revelation when he realized he had lost his wallet during the trip.

B. It was a shocking revelation when he realizes he had lost his wallet during the trip.

Answer:

A. It was a shocking revelation when he realized he had lost his wallet during the trip.

7) A. She wanted to visit the museum on Main Street this weekend.

B. She wanted to visit the museum in Main Street this weekend.

Answer:

A. She wanted to visit the museum on Main Street this weekend.

8) A. It's crucial that you arrive on time for the interview, or they may consider other
candidates.

B. It's crucial that you arrive on time for the interview, but they may consider other
candidates.

Answer:

A. It's crucial that you arrive on time for the interview, or they may consider other
candidates.

9) A. No sooner did the bell ring than the students rushed out of the classroom.

B. No sooner did the bell ring when the students rushed out of the classroom.

Answer:

A. No sooner did the bell ring than the students rushed out of the classroom.

10) A. We will proceed with the project if the funding is approved by the end of the month.

B. We will proceed with the project if the funding are approved by the end of the month.

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 Answer:

A. We will proceed with the project if the funding is approved by the end of the month.

These questions and answers provide examples of correct usage in English grammar and
sentence structure.

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EX NO: 14 READING COMPREHENSION
DATE: 22.05.2024
I. Read the following passage and answer the questions given below it in the context of
the passage.

The Great Barrier Reef, located off the coast of Queensland, Australia, is the world's largest
coral reef system. It stretches over 2,300 kilometers and is composed of over 2,900 individual
reefs and 900 islands. This natural wonder is home to a vast diversity of marine life,
including 1,500 species of fish, 400 types of coral, and countless other organisms.

Despite its beauty and ecological importance, the Great Barrier Reef faces numerous threats.
One of the most significant is coral bleaching, caused by rising sea temperatures. When
corals are stressed by high temperatures, they expel the algae living in their tissues, causing
them to turn white or "bleach." While corals can recover from mild bleaching events, severe
or prolonged bleaching can lead to coral death and the subsequent decline of reef ecosystems.

Human activities also pose a threat to the reef. Pollution from agriculture, coastal
development, and shipping can introduce sediment, nutrients, and chemicals into reef waters,
impacting water quality and coral health. Overfishing and destructive fishing practices further
degrade reef habitats, disrupting ecological balances and reducing fish populations.

Efforts are underway to protect and conserve the Great Barrier Reef. Conservation
organizations, governments, and local communities are working together to establish marine
protected areas, regulate fishing practices, and reduce pollution. Scientific research plays a
crucial role in monitoring reef health, studying climate impacts, and developing strategies for
reef resilience in the face of ongoing environmental challenges.

Questions:

1. What is the primary threat to the Great Barrier Reef mentioned in the passage?

A. Coral bleaching

B. Overfishing

C. Pollution from shipping

D. Coastal development

Answer: A. Coral bleaching

2. How do corals react to high sea temperatures according to the passage?

A. They turn white and expel algae.

B. They increase their growth rate.

C. They migrate to cooler waters.

D. They release toxic chemicals.

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 Answer: A. They turn white and expel algae.

3. What role does scientific research play in relation to the Great Barrier Reef?

A. Monitoring reef health and climate impacts

B. Constructing new islands

C. Introducing new species

D. Promoting tourism

Answer: A. Monitoring reef health and climate impacts

4. Which of the following activities is not mentioned as a threat to the Great

Barrier Reef?

A. Coastal development

B. Marine protected areas

C. Overfishing

D. Pollution from agriculture

Answer: B. Marine protected areas

5. What measures are being taken to protect the Great Barrier Reef?

A. Establishing marine protected areas and regulating fishing

B. Increasing pollution from agriculture

C. Ignoring scientific research

D. Encouraging overfishing

Answer: A. Establishing marine protected areas and regulating fishing

II. Read the following passage and answer the questions given below it in the context of
the passage.

A well-dressed young man entered a big textile shop one evening. He was able to
draw the attention of the salesmen who thought him rich and likely to make heavy purchases.
He was shown the superior varieties of suit lengths and sarees. But after casually examining

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them, he kept moving to the next section, where readymade goods were being sold and
further on to the hosiery section. By them, the salesmen had begun to doubt his intentions and
drew the attention of the manager. The manager asked him what exactly he wanted and he
replied that he wanted courteous treatment. He explained that he had come to the same shop
in casual dress that morning and drawn little attention. His pride was hurt and he wanted to
assert himself. He had come in good dress only to get decent treatment, not for getting any
textiles. He left without making any purchase.

1. The young man was well-dressed because

A. it was his habit to dress well
B. it was his wedding day
C. he wanted to meet the manager of the shop
D. he wanted to impress the salesmen
Answer:
D. He wanted to impress the salesmen

2. The salesmen in the shop are described as people who pay attention to
A. only young men and women
B. pretty women
C. only rich customers
D. regular customers
Answer: C. only rich customers

3. The young man moved away to the hosiery section because he

A. was not interested in purchasing anything now
B. did not like the readymade clothes
C. wanted better clothes
D. was restless
Answer:
A. was not interested in purchasing anything now

4. The manager asked the young man what he wanted because

A. he would give him exactly what he was looking for
B. the salesman had drawn his attention to the indifferent attitude of the young man
C. he thought they could do more business with him that way

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 D. he thought the visitor was dissatisfied
Answer:
B. the salesman had drawn his attention to the indifferent attitude of the young
man.

5. The young man left without making purchases because he

A. did not have money
B. could not find any item of his choice
C. had come only to make a point about the indifferent attitude of the salesmen
towards casually dressed customers
D. decided to come to make the purchases later on
Answer:
C. had come only to make a point about the indifferent attitude of the salesmen 7
towards casually dressed customers.

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EX NO: 15 SERIES COMPLETION
DATE: 24.05.2024

1)2, 5, 10, 17, 26, 37, 50, ?

(A) 63 (B) 65
(C) 67 (D) 69

Answer:
(B) 65

2) 4, 16, 8, 64, ?, 256

(A) 16 (B) 24
(C) 32 (D) 20

Answer:
(A) 16

3) 3, 8, 18, 23, 33, ? 48

(A) 37 (B) 40
(C) 38 (D) 45

Answer:
(C) 38

4) 52, 51, 48, 43, 36, 27, ?

(A) 14 (B) 16
(C) 18 (D) 20

Answer:
(B) 16

5) 2, 5, 9, 19, 37, ?

(A) 74 (B) 75
(C) 76 (D) 73

Answer:
(B) 75

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6) Which term comes next in the sequence: AZ, CX, FU, ?

(A) IR (B) IV
(C) JQ (D) KP

Answer:
(C) JQ

7) Find the next term in the series: BMO, EOQ, HQS, ?

(A) KSU (B) LMN

(C) SOV (D) SOW

Answer:
(A) KSU

8) Which term will replace the question mark in the series? ABD, DGK, HMS, MTB, SBL, ?

(A) ZKU (B) ZKW

(C) ZAB (D) XKW

Answer:
(B) ZKW

9) Find the next term in the series: WFB, TGD, QHG, ?

(A) NIJ (B) NIK

(C) NJK (D) PJK

Answer:
(B) NIK

10) Which is the missing term in the sequence: A, CD, GHI, ?, UVWXY

(A) LMNO (B) MNOQ

(C) MNOP (D) NOPQ

Answer:
(C) MNOP

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EX NO: 16 ANALOGY
DATE: 25.05.2024

1. Giant : Dwarf :: Genius : ?

(A) Wicked (B) Gentle

(C) Idiot (D) Tiny

Answer:
(C) Idiot

2. Menu : Food :: Catalogue : ?

(A) Rack (B) Newspaper

(C) Library (D) Books

Answer:
(D) Books

3. Part is related to whole in the same way as Arc is related to _________

(A) Rectangle (B) Circle

(C) Triangle (D) Square

Answer:
(B) Circle

4. Necklace is related to Jewellary in the same way as Shirt is related to _________

(A) Thread (B) Cloth

(C) Cotton (D) Apparel

Answer:
(D) Apparel

5. Darkness : Lamp

(A) Fatigue : Exercise (B) Thirst : Water

(C) Medicine : Illness (D) Study : Classroom

Answer:
Thirst : Water

6. Glossary : Words

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(A) Thesaurus : Rhyme (B) Atlas : Maps
(C) Catalogue : Dates (D) Lexicon : Words

Answer:
(B) Atlas : Maps

7. 25 : 125 :: 36 : ?

(A) 180 (B) 206

(C) 216 (D) 318

Answer:
(C) 216

8. 68 : 130 :: ? : 350?

(A) 210 (B) 216

(C) 222 (D) 240

Answer:
(C) 222

9. ADE : FGJ :: KNO : ?

(A) PQR (B) PQT

(C) RQP (D) TPR

Answer:
(B) PQT

10. ASTN : ZTSO :: MSUB : ?

(A) LRRC (B) LTTA

(C) NTVC (D) LTTC

Answer:
(D) LTTC

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EX NO: 17 CODING-DECODING

DATE: 01.06.2024

1. If 'RIVER' is represented by the code 'UPXJO', then 'BANK' will be represented by

________?

A) CMOL

(B) DMPE

(C) CPLF

(D) DLQF

Answer: (B) DMPE

2. If 'COMPUTER' is written as 'BNTQVDQS', then 'LAPTOP' will be coded as ________.

(A) MBQPUG

(B) MBRQPG

(C) MBRQUG

(D) MBPQUG

Answer: (C) MBRQUG

3. In a certain code language, 'MOUNTAIN' is written as 'RXPQTLPQ'. How will 'VALLEY'

be written in that code?

(A) ADONKC

(B) ADOPKF

(C) ADOOKF

(D) ADOPKJ

Answer: (B) ADOPKF

4. If 'MONDAY' is coded as 'OLPDCZ', then 'SUNDAY' will be coded as ________.

(A) TPOFCZ

(B) TPQFCZ

(C) TPOGCZ

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(D) TPOECZ

Answer: (C) TPOGCZ

5. In a code language, 'CAT' is written as 'FZW' and 'DOG' is written as 'KTL'. How will
'FISH' be coded?

(A) JNRM

(B) JOPM

(C) JNQM

(D) JNRM

Answer: (D) JNRM

6 .If 'TIGER' is coded as 'WMJGT', then 'ELEPHANT' will be coded as ________.

(A) GLRIZRMV

B) GLRIZRNW

(C) FLQHYMSU

(D) GLRHYMSU

Answer: (B) GLRIZRNW

7 .If 'PEN' is coded as 'KBJ', 'PENCIL' is coded as 'KBJOHP', then 'MARKER' will be coded
as ________.

(A) OHTIGL

(B) OHUIGL

(C) OHTJGL

(D) OHUIFL

Answer: (B) OHUIGL

8 .In a certain code language, 'APPLE' is written as 'BQQMF'. How will 'ORANGE' be
coded?

(A) PSCXQI

(B) PSCXPH

(C) PQBXQI

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(D) PQBXPH

Answer: (C) PQBXQI

9. If 'FRIEND' is coded as 'IMTBOH', then 'ENEMY' will be coded as ________.

(A) GPGOZQ

(B) GPBNZQ

(C) GQBOZR

(D) GQBPZR

Answer: (D) GQBPZR

10. If 'SUN' is coded as 'WZQ', then 'MOON' will be coded as ________.

(A) PRRT

(B) PRST

C) PSST

(D) QRST

Answer: (B) PRST

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EX NO: 18 BLOOD RELATIONS

DATE: 03.06.202

Directions : Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given
beside. [Set of 3 Questions]

M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are family members and there are two married couples in two
generations of people who live in the same house. M is father of spouse of O. R is the
maternal Uncle of S who is not a male. M is brother-in-law of R. P and S are sisters of
each other. Q is son of N. O is a feminine gender.

1. How is M related to P?

A. Mother B. Father C. Uncle D. Aunt E. None of these

Answer:

B. Father

2. If J is grandchild of M then how is N related to J?

A. Grandmother B. Grandfather C. Brother D. Sister E. None of these

Answer:

A. Grandmother

3. If L is maternal uncle of S then how is L related to Q?

A. Son B. Grandson C. Nephew D. Uncle E. Either A or C

Answer:

D. Uncle

Directions : Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given
beside. [Set of 3 Questions]

A family has 6 members – Radhey, Krishna, Madhav, Kanha, Gaur and Hari among 3
generations.

Further it is also known that:

Radhey is the son-in-law of Krishna.

Gaur who is unmarried, has a sister and Hari has an uncle.

Kanha is the grandmother of Hari.

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Both the grandparents and parents of Hari are alive.

4. Which of the following does not belong to the second generation of the family?

A. Madhav B. Krishna C. Gaur D. Radhey E. Either A or C

Answer:

B. Krishna

5. How is Radhey related to Hari's uncle?

A. Brother-in-law B. Sister-in-law C. Sister D. Brother E. None of these

Answer:

A. Brother-in-law

6. If Madhav has a son, then how will he be related to Krishna?

A. Nephew B. Son C. Grandson D. Can't be determined E. None of these

Answer:

C. Grandson

Directions : Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given
beside. [Set of 2 Questions]

Madvan, Naasih, Omisha, Parag, Qutub, Rajani, Saharsa and Tanuja are family
members. Rajani is sister of Madvan who is brother-in-law of Naasih. Tanuja is sister-
in-law of Saharsa. Tanuja is only sister of Naasih. Parag is husband of Omisha and
brother-in-law of Qutub. Rajani is spouse of Qutub. Madvan has only one sibling.

7. How is Qutub related to Naasih?

A. Brother in law’s brother in law B. Sister’s brother in law C. Brother’s sister in law

D. Brother E. Cannot be determined

Answer:

B. Sister’s brother in law

8. Find the following relations respectively.

I. In which way Omisha is related to Madvan?

II. How is Madvan related to Naasih?

A. Sister in law & Brother in laws Brother B. Sister in law & Brother

C. Sister’s sister in law & Brother in law D. Brother’s sister in law & Brother in law

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E. None of these

Answer:

A. Sister in law & Brother in laws Brother

Directions : Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given
beside. [Set of 2 Questions]

A family of 10 members over three generations goes for a family get-together. Adi is the
father of Abhi and has only one son. Ana is the son-in-law of Amy and the father of
Anu. Sonu is the uncle of Auni. Annie is the aunt of Auro, who is the daughter of Aaru.
Aaru is the daughter in law of Adi. Sonu is not Ana’s brother in law. Amy is the mother
of Annie who has two children. Each child has both of its parents alive.

9. Which of the following pairs denotes the relationship of Father-Daughter?

A. Ana – Anu B. Adi - Abhi C. Abhi - Auro D. Annie - Auni E. None of these

Answer:

A. Ana - Anu

10. If Auni is the sister of Anu, then how many female members are there in the family?

A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. Can't be determined E. None of these

Answer:

C. 5

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EX NO: 19 SEATING ARRANGEMENTS
DATE: 04.06.2024

Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside
it:

Six executives - Arjun, Bhavana, Chetan, Deepa, Ekta, and Farhan are sitting around a
circular table facing towards the center of the table in a conference room. Each executive
works in a different department - HR, IT, Finance, Marketing, Operations, and Legal, but not
necessarily in the same order. They are also using different laptops - Dell, HP, Lenovo, Acer,
Asus, and Toshiba, but not necessarily in the same order.

The following information is known about their seating arrangement:

1. Bhavana, who works in HR, is to the immediate left of Ekta.

2. Farhan is to the immediate left of the executive working in Finance.
3. Arjun, who works in Marketing, is sitting opposite to the executive using Acer.
4. Chetan, who is not using Dell or HP, is between the executives using Toshiba and
Lenovo.
5. Deepa is using Asus and is facing the executive who works in IT.
6. The executive working in Operations is on the immediate right of the executive using
HP.

Now, answer the following questions:

1. Who among the following works in Operations?

A. Arjun

B. Bhavana

C. Chetan

D. Deepa

E. Ekta

Answer: E. Ekta

2. Which laptop is used by the executive working in Legal?

A. Dell

B. HP

C. Lenovo

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D. Acer

E. Asus

Answer: B. HP

3. What is the position of Chetan with respect to Arjun?

A. Second to the left

B. Third to the right

C. Fourth to the left

D. Immediate left

E. None of these Answer:

ANSWER ; B. Third to the right

4. Which department does Farhan work in?

A. HR

B. IT

C. Finance

D. Marketing

E. Operations

Answer: C. Finance

5. Who among the following uses the laptop from Toshiba?

A. Arjun

B. Bhavana

C. Chetan

D. Deepa

E. Ekta

Answer: D. Deepa

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Direction: Read the given information carefully and answer the questions given beside:
Six students Akshit, Bansi, Chitresh, Darpan, Emaan and Falak are sitting around a
circular table facing towards the center of the table in a library. They read different
comics like Billoo, Chacha Chaudhary, Krishna, Spider man, Bhokal and Takshak but
not necessarily in the same order. They are wearing T-shirts of different colors, i.e.
white, violet, green, red, yellow and blue but not necessarily in the same order. The
students, who read Billoo, Krishna and Bhokal, are neither in white T-shirt nor in
Violet. The students who are in green and yellow T-shirts have neither read Billoo nor
Krishna comics. Akshit is neither in white T-shirt nor on the immediate left of the one
who reads Spider man comics. The only student who is between Emaan and Falak reads
Chacha Chaudhary comics. The one who is on the immediate left side of the student
who is in white T-shirt does not read Takshak comics. Darpan reads Spider man comics
and the color of his T-shirt is green, he is facing the student who reads Chacha
Chaudhary comics. The One who reads Billoo comics is seated opposite to the student
wearing blue T-shirt, while the student whose T-shirt is of green color is on the
immediate left of the student who reads Bhokal comics. One who reads Takshak comics
is on the immediate right of the student in white T-shirt but on the immediate left of the
student who reads Krishna comics. Chitresh does not read Krishna comics while Falak
does not read Billoo comics.

6. Who among the following is in white T-shirt?

A. Chitresh. B. Emaan.
C. Bansi. D. Darpan
E. None of these
ANSWER:
A. Chitresh

7. The only student, who is between Darpan and Falak, is wearing T-shirt of which color?
A. Red B. Blue
C. Violet. D. Yellow
E. None of these
ANSWER:
B. Blue

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8. Who among the following read Bhokal comics?
A. Akshit B. Bansi
C. Chitresh. D. Emaan
E. None of these
ANSWER:
A. Akshit
9. Which of the following is correctly matched?
A. Akshit-Yellow-Spiderman. B. Bansi-Red-Krishna
C. Emaan-Red-Billoo D. Falak-Violet-Bhokal.
E. None of these
ANSWER:
C. Emaan-Red-Billoo

10. The color of the T-shirt of the student, who reads Takshak comics, is?
A. Red. B. Yellow
C. Blue D. Violet
E. None of these
ANSWER:
D. Violet

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EX NO: 20 LOGICAL REASONING
DATE: 08.06.2024

Which of the following statements is logically equivalent to "All musicians are artists"?

A. All artists are musicians

B. Some artists are not musicians

C. Some musicians are artists

D. No artists are musicians

Answer: C. Some musicians are artists

If the statement "All cats are mammals" is true, which of the following statements must
also be true?

A. Some mammals are cats

B. Some cats are not mammals

C. No mammals are cats

D. Some mammals are not cats

Answer: A. Some mammals are cats

Statements:

(I) All politicians are wealthy.

(II) Some wealthy people are not politicians.

Conclusions:

(i) Some politicians are wealthy.

(ii) No politicians are wealthy.

A. Only conclusion (i) follows

B. Only conclusion (ii) follows

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C. Both conclusions (i) and (ii) follow

D. Neither conclusion (i) nor (ii) follows

Answer: A. Only conclusion (i) follows

If the statement "All doctors are professionals" is true, which of the following conclusions
must also be true?

A. Some professionals are not doctors

B. Some doctors are not professionals

C. All professionals are doctors

D. No professionals are doctors

Answer: B. Some doctors are not professionals

Two statements are given followed by two conclusions. Assuming the statements are true,
which conclusion logically follows?

Statements:

(I) Some teachers are strict.

(II) Some strict people are not teachers.

Conclusions:

(A) Some strict people are teachers.

(B) No teachers are strict.

A. Only conclusion (A) follows

B. Only conclusion (B) follows

C. Both conclusions (A) and (B) follow

D. Neither conclusion (A) nor (B) follows

Answer: A. Only conclusion (A) follows

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If the statement "All politicians are corrupt" is false, which of the following statements
must be true?

A. Some politicians are corrupt

B. No politicians are corrupt

C. All politicians are not corrupt

D. Some politicians are not corrupt

Answer: D. Some politicians are not corrupt

Which pair of statements are contradictory?

Statements:

(A) All athletes are fit.

(B) Some athletes are not fit.

(C) No fit person is an athlete.

(D) Some fit people are athletes.

A. (A) and (B)

B. (A) and (C)

C. (B) and (C)

D. (B) and (D)

Answer: D. (B) and (D)

If the statement "All students are diligent" is true, which of the following statements can be
concluded to be false?

A. No students are diligent

B. Some students are diligent

C. All students are not diligent

D. Some students are not diligent

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Answer: A. No students are diligent

If the statement "Some scientists are not researchers" is false, which of the following
statements must be true?

A. All scientists are researchers

B. No scientists are researchers

C. Some scientists are researchers

D. Some scientists are not researchers

Answer: A. All scientists are researchers

Which pair of statements are logically equivalent?

A. Some actors are not singers

B. No singers are actors

C. All actors are singers

D. Some singers are actors

Answer: A. Some actors are not singers

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