What are the general interview questions asked in the merchant navy?
The questions asked in a merchant navy interview are generally basic questions from physics , chemistry , maths and sometimes General Knowledge. I am providing all possible questions which can be asked from every subject.General questions---A) Why do you want to join merchant navy?(this was asked in my interview)B) Tell me something about your family?C) Is there anyone from your relation who is in merchant navy? If yes then what is his/her name? Which company is he working for? What is his rank?D) What is your dad's livelihood and how much is his annual income?(this was asked in my interview)Physics Questions----A) State Newton's first/second/third law of motion. What are their applications in day to day life? ( asked in my interview)B) Which is the real law of motion? Why?C) What is speed /acceleration/ velocity/uniform motion /relative velocity /average speed ?D) What is law of gravitation?E) State kepler's laws.D) Define escape velocity/ orbital velocity. What is the value of escape velocity in case of earth?F) State pascal's law.G) State archimedes principle. State law of floatation. What is the difference between the two? (asked in my interview)H) What is bernaulli principle?I) Why do ships float in water?J) What is first/second law of thermodynamics?K) Define force/ momentum/energy/work/power.(asked in my interview)Chemistry questions---A) State avogadro law?B) State Boyle's law/ Charle's law/ Gay lusacc law or they can simply ask you to state all gas laws.C) Some basic reactions like formation of ammonia or reactions involving formation of calcium compounds.Maths questions----A) Be thorough with all the basic trignometric identities and formulas.B) Formulas of dot product and cross product.General Knowledge and geography questions-A) What is latitude/ longitude?(asked in my interview)B) What is prime meridian?C) Give example of various national and international ports.D) How to calculate date and time between two countries?E) What is GMT?F) What is suez canal and panama canal?G) What is IPL?I) Which are various straits?If you prepare from these questions then you will definately get sponsorship in any company and in any institute.Thank youGod bless.
Where do you want to see yourself in 10 years?
With you.…Just kidding. But after getting this A2A from the Sultan of Sockistan himself, I just couldn’t resist.In all seriousness, the last person to ask me this question before Habib Fanny was the hiring manager at my summer internship. It’s my last internship as an undergraduate student - I’ll be graduating this coming May, and if I end up accepting a full-time offer with my current firm, I’ll be working in economic consulting for anywhere from two to ten years. That prospect is terrifying and thrilling and coming up fast.This is a question I’ve been thinking about a lot recently, and the more I think about it, the more often the answer changes.In ten years, I can see myself in an upscale coffeeshop in Manhattan, working on exciting new research that keeps me busy sixty hours a week. I’ll be wearing charcoal grey blazers and fancy high heels, the kind that currently make me fall over. I’ll be living in a studio apartment with my two dogs and my boyfriend-du-jour, and I’ll be having the time of my life.I can also see myself in the backyard of a two-story house in the suburbs of Seattle, goofing around and playing my ukulele. I’ll be wearing sweatpants and sneakers, and I’ll have cut my hair short, the way my mom cut her hair when I was born. I’ll be living with my husband and our first child, and I’ll be having the time of my life.There are a dozen other answers that are just as appealing to me, if not more so - but, for whatever reason, those two possibilities are the ones that have been dancing around in the back of my head.Regardless of where I end up, I see myself in love with the world around me and having the time of my life. For now, that’s all I need.
What are some slang terms used among police officers?
The most derogatory terms for the bad guys and citizens who are just pains in the rectum:A.H. = Adam Henry (A-dam H-enry) If you don’t get it…..sometimes you will hear it as “Jack Hole”…..now what starts with an “A” that ends with HOLE ?RICHARD CRANIUM= What starts with a “D” and is a nickname for Richard ? What is the non-medical layman’s term for the Cranium ? Do these clues HEAD you in the right direction ?
Informative speech?
When I was in college, I did an informative speech on second hand smoke. I remember having my then boyfriend exhale smoke on a piece of white paper as a visual.
Can I join the US Army as a Nigerian?
I wrote this in response to a previous question regarding an Irish citizen who wanted to join the U.S. Marine Corps and I think it probably applies in your case as well.“In general to enlist in any of the U.S. Armed Forces, non-U.S. citizens need to be Lawful Permanent Residents (LPR) of the U.S. who have passed a background investigation and received a favorable military security suitability determination (MSSD) prior to entry on active, reserve, or guard service.Unless you have an immediate relative or a fiancee/spouse who is a U.S. citizen (Family Immigration), you have some expertise we need or significant money to start up a business in the U.S. (Employment-Based Immigrant Visas), your likeliest hope for an immigrant visa is the Diversity Visa program. General information about immigrating to the US can be found here: The Immigrant Visa Process.Once you’ve obtained a visa, been admitted to the U.S., and have your LPR (aka ‘Green’) card in hand, visit your local Marine Corps Recruiting Station and start the enlistment process. This should kick off the background investigation and military security suitability determination. You will not be placed on active duty and ship for recruit training until these are successfully closed.”