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Hi, I'm going to attend BHEL interview for exexutive trainee
(ET ) on 22nd DEC . Till now if anyone attended the
interview pls help me out regarding the interview. I'm an
electrical engineer
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Answer Posted / ashraf majid
BHEL's interview will mainly consist of questions regarding
ELECTRICAL MACHINARY and its CONTROL. The questions
relating to electrical machines will be based on simple
fundamentals of Electrical machines.These will include the
questions about
1.Induction Machines(mainly)
2.Transformers
3.Synchronous machines
4.Dc machines(not generally asked)
5.Control of AC & DC machines
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