eGigDelivery executive interview questions and answers
Delivery roles look for reliable riders who know the area, handle cash honestly and treat customers well. Have your licence and documents ready.
10 questions. Read each one, start the timer and answer out loud as if you were in the room, then open the tip. Nothing is recorded.
Do you have a valid driving licence, RC and your own vehicle?
What a good answer covers
Carry the originals. Many roles need your own two-wheeler and smartphone.
Which areas do you know well?
What a good answer covers
Name them. Knowing lanes and landmarks means faster deliveries.
How do you plan your route?
What a good answer covers
Group orders by area, follow promised time slots and use maps for new addresses.
The customer isn’t available. What do you do?
What a good answer covers
Call them, wait the set time, follow the company’s process and update the app.
How do you handle cash on delivery?
What a good answer covers
Count in front of the customer, keep change, record it and deposit it the same day.
A parcel is damaged. What do you do?
What a good answer covers
Do not deliver it as fine. Take photos, inform the hub and follow the return process.
How many deliveries can you do in a day?
What a good answer covers
Give a realistic number from your experience and the kind of area.
How do you stay safe on the road?
What a good answer covers
Helmet, follow traffic rules, no phone while riding, and extra care in rain and at night.
How should you behave with customers?
What a good answer covers
Polite, on time, and respectful of their privacy. Never share their number or address.
Are you okay with weekends, late shifts and festival peaks?
What a good answer covers
Answer honestly. Peak days often pay more.
All 10 questions with answers
1. Do you have a valid driving licence, RC and your own vehicle?
Carry the originals. Many roles need your own two-wheeler and smartphone.
2. Which areas do you know well?
Name them. Knowing lanes and landmarks means faster deliveries.
3. How do you plan your route?
Group orders by area, follow promised time slots and use maps for new addresses.
4. The customer isn’t available. What do you do?
Call them, wait the set time, follow the company’s process and update the app.
5. How do you handle cash on delivery?
Count in front of the customer, keep change, record it and deposit it the same day.
6. A parcel is damaged. What do you do?
Do not deliver it as fine. Take photos, inform the hub and follow the return process.
7. How many deliveries can you do in a day?
Give a realistic number from your experience and the kind of area.
8. How do you stay safe on the road?
Helmet, follow traffic rules, no phone while riding, and extra care in rain and at night.
9. How should you behave with customers?
Polite, on time, and respectful of their privacy. Never share their number or address.
10. Are you okay with weekends, late shifts and festival peaks?
Answer honestly. Peak days often pay more.
Before the interview
- Read the job description twice and match two of your examples to what it asks for.
- Keep printed copies of your resume, ID proof and certificates ready, even for online rounds.
- Know your current CTC, expected salary and notice period. Check typical pay in our salary guide, and compare offers with the in-hand salary calculator.
- Genuine employers never ask you to pay for an interview, training kit or joining. Report anyone who does.