GD & T

MCQs Practice Test

This GD&T MCQs Practice Set is designed for mechanical engineering students and working professionals preparing for interviews, viva, and job tests.

It covers fundamentals to advanced concepts including datums, material condition modifiers, form, orientation, position, profile, runout, tolerance stack-up, inspection, and real-world applications.

The questions are focused on concept clarity, practical understanding, and common industry mistakes—so you don’t just memorize definitions, you actually understand how GD&T is applied in design and manufacturing.

Perfect for strengthening core knowledge and building confidence before technical interviews.

Set 1: Basics MCQs

  • What is GD&T?

  • ASME Y14.5 vs ISO GPS

  • Feature of Size (FOS)

  • Actual Size vs Virtual Condition

Set 2: Datums & Datum Reference Frame MCQs

  • What is a Datum and Why It’s Needed

  • Primary / Secondary / Tertiary Datums

  • Datum Feature vs Datum Simulator

  • Functional vs Manufacturing Datums

  • Common Mistake: Wrong Datum Selection

Set 3: Material Condition Modifiers MCQs

  • MMC (Maximum Material Condition)

  • LMC (Least Material Condition)

  • RFS (Regardless of Feature Size)

  • Virtual Condition

  • Understanding Tolerance

Set 4: Form Tolerances MCQs

  • Straightness

  • Flatness

  • Circularity (Roundness)

  • Cylindricity

Set 5: Orientation Tolerances MCQs

  • Parallelism

  • Perpendicularity

  • Angularity

  • Axis vs Surface Control Difference

Set 6: Location Tolerances MCQs

  • Position Tolerance

  • True Position vs Coordinate Tolerancing

  • Position of Hole vs Shaft

  • Bonus Tolerance with Position

  • Projected Tolerance Zone

Set 7: Profile Tolerances MCQs

  • Profile of a Line

  • Profile of a Surface

  • When to Use Profile Instead of Position

Set 8: Runout MCQs

  • Circular Runout vs Total Runout

  • Runout vs Concentricity

  • When Runout is Preferred in Rotating Parts

Set 9: Tolerance Stack-Up MCQs

  • Worst-Case Stack-Up

  • Statistical Tolerance

  • GD&T’s Role in Reducing Stack-Up

Set 10: Inspection & Measurement MCQs

  • How GD&T is Checked on CMM

  • Functional Gauges vs CMM

  • Datum Setup in Inspection

Set 11: Real-World Application MCQs

  • GD&T for CNC Machined Parts

  • GD&T for Sheet Metal

  • GD&T for Casting & Forging

  • Design vs Manufacturing Trade-Offs

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