
L&T Technology Services Mechanical Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at L&T Technology Services.
Mechanical Design Engineer
It was a walk-in interview, but the whole process was a bit chaotic because my submitted resume got misplaced. By the time they found it, the interview panel had already finished for the day and left.
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Mechanical Engineer Intern
The interview process was easy and efficient, not too complicated. Make sure your resume is clear and be honest; many people lie, and it causes issues. So, ensure you seem eager to learn and accept what you don't know.
- Can you describe your work style?
Mechanical Engineer
The interview process involved three rounds. First, there was an aptitude and engineering test. The aptitude part was quite straightforward and manageable within the time limit. Engineering questions focused mainly on manufacturing, automobile, and design topics. From the initial 145 students, 52 were shortlisted. The second round was a group discussion, typical of other interviews, and about 25 out of the 52 moved forward. The final round consisted of both technical and HR interviews, with questions leaning towards automobile and design. Proficiency in design software like Creo and Nx CAD was crucial, and computer knowledge was considered an advantage. Ultimately, 16 out of the initial 25 participants were hired, and I was among them.
- Could you explain the different parts of an engine?
- How does a flywheel work?
- Can you describe some modules within Creo?
L&T Technology Services Mechanical Engineer Interview Questions
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“How does a flywheel work?”
Read reports →“What is GD&T, its definition, and the significance of tolerance?”
Read reports →“Regarding SOM, what are the stress-strain diagrams and theories of failure?”
Read reports →“Could you explain the components of a gas turbine and how it operates?”
Read reports →“Could you explain the different parts of an engine?”
Read report →“Could you draw a 2D to isometric view of a part by hand?”
Read report →“What are the commands needed in the software to model this part in 3D?”
Read report →“What is your understanding of Strength of Materials?”
Read report →“What do you know about welding and its different types?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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