SNAP 2024 Actual Question Papers with Solutions, Slot-wise – Page 12
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You are a QC engineer at a pharma plant. You realise you skipped one mandatory double-check while signing a batch record. The batch passed all tests and has already shipped. Raising it now means a formal deviation and an audit query against your name. What should you do?
- Perform the missed double-check now on retained laboratory samples and update the record without logging a deviation.
- Order an immediate market recall of the entire shipped batch to ensure absolute compliance with safety regulations.
- Log a formal deviation report immediately, even though the shipped pharmaceutical batch passed all final quality tests.
- Leave the documentation as it is, since the final product tests proved the batch was completely safe.
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Answer: C. Log a formal deviation report immediately, even though the shipped pharmaceutical batch passed all final quality tests.
You are a procurement officer at a public-sector hospital. You notice friendly colleagues splitting purchases into orders below Rs 5 lakh to avoid tendering. They say tenders delay urgent supplies for patients. Reporting it will isolate you in a small office. What should you do?
- Report the purchasing pattern formally and suggest implementing a system check that flags split procurement orders.
- Leak the split-order data to a local newspaper to force the hospital administration to take immediate action.
- Refuse to split your own purchase orders, but remain silent about what your friendly colleagues are doing.
- Join in the practice to ensure patients get supplies quickly, since tenders cause unacceptable medical delays.
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Answer: A. Report the purchasing pattern formally and suggest implementing a system check that flags split procurement orders.
You are an HR executive at a consulting firm. You notice the new AI résumé screener rarely shortlists graduates of women's colleges. Hiring season opens on Monday with 4,000 applications, and the vendor says the tool is 'trained on our best past hires'. What should you do?
- Retain recommendations for this season, since patterns learned from successful employees provide a practical basis for screening applications.
- Pause automated screening, assess applications manually against job criteria, and require an audit before its reuse.
- Abandon all recruitment technology permanently and publicly blame the vendor, since an unmistakable response would demonstrate fair hiring.
- Suspend automated screening and manually assess current applicants, but restart the unchanged tool afterwards to manage application volumes.
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Answer: B. Pause automated screening, assess applications manually against job criteria, and require an audit before its reuse.
A manager must decide whether to relocate a small tribal community from land needed for a project. A cost-benefit analysis shows large benefits for millions of people, but the community's consent and legal rights have not been obtained. Which ethical approach would most strongly require protecting the community's rights even if the majority benefits?
- Rights-based or deontological approach
- Utilitarian cost-benefit approach
- Purely profit-maximisation approach
- Majority-vote approach without legal review
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Answer: A. Rights-based or deontological approach
You are an engineer and shareholder at a medical-device startup. Your co-founder, a close friend, plans to tell the regulator that a device 'passed' a safety test. It passed only on the third attempt, and he will not mention the two failures. The filing is due tomorrow. What should you do?
- Submit the passing result today to meet the deadline and send the failures in a later update.
- Insist on full test disclosure, but drop the issue if your co-founder firmly refuses to comply.
- Write directly to the medical regulator yourself immediately without first discussing the issue with your co-founder.
- Insist the entire testing history is submitted, and escalate the issue formally if your co-founder refuses.
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Answer: D. Insist the entire testing history is submitted, and escalate the issue formally if your co-founder refuses.