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BHEL Placement Paper 11 November 2007 New Delhi
July 24th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments | Filed in BHEL Test Papers, Sample Placement PapersBHEL or Bharat Heavy Electricals limited – (Indian power plant and equipment manufacturer )exam was held on 11 november in New delhi.
Here is the written test paper questions pattern.
There were 240 questions out of which there were 120 technical and 120 Aptitude & General English questions.
Negative Marking in the bhel test is 1/5th
Technical Questions:
30 questions [...]
BHEL Company Profile and Information
July 24th, 2008 by Admin | No Comments | Filed in BHEL Test Papers, Sample Placement PapersBHEL is the biggest engineering and manufacturing company in India. Its a public sector Government of India enterprise. BHEL was established 40 years ago to establish India’s own Heavy electrical equipment manufacturing industry and since then BHEL has transformed into a major manufacturer, exporter and employment generator. The company has been making profits continuously since [...]
Bhel Placement Paper on 11th february at Trichy
July 24th, 2008 by Admin | 4 Comments | Filed in BHEL Test Papers, Sample Placement PapersHere is the BHEL – bharat heavy electricals limited placement paper for feb 2007.
Hello friends,
It was the BHEL engineer trainee exam / test for b.tech engineering branches Computer science cse, electronics ece, eee electrical and mechanical stream.
The total questions in the written test were 240.
Here are the written test technical questions for mechanical engineering students / candidates.
120- Technical questions [...]
BHEL Placement Paper 11th February New Delhi
July 24th, 2008 by Admin | 4 Comments | Filed in BHEL Test Papers, Sample Placement Papers
Here are the technical subjects questions from the BHEL exam test paper. mechanical, electrical, civil, electronics, instrumentation, power engineering subjects questions:
The ratio of two specific heats of air is equal to. = 1.41
A perfect gas at 270C is heated at constant pressure till its volume is double. The final temperature is = 3270C
An engine operates [...]
