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Q1. Resume based questions
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Q2. What is HTML? and tags?
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HTML is a markup language used for creating web pages. Tags are used to define the structure and content of the page.
• HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language

• It is used to create the structure of web pages

• Tags are used to define elements such as headings, paragraphs, images, links, etc.

• Example:

  This is a heading
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Q3. Difference between static and dynamic programming
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Static programming involves fixed code execution, while dynamic programming involves code execution based on runtime conditions.
• Static programming is done at compile time, while dynamic programming is done at runtime.

• Static programming requires less memory as the code is fixed, while dynamic programming may require more memory due to runtime changes.

• Examples of static programming include C or C++ programming, while exa...read more
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Q1. Basic personality questions
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Q1. They are questions on ic engine, thermodyanamics, tom, som and also on RAC some on heat transfer.
Ans. I have given all answer correctly
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Q2. In interview they have asked more and more on my cv what do you do in internship
Ans. I explain them not very long not short just point to point with confidence
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Q3. Many questions on personal character and how will you manage if we shift you there
Ans. You have to explain them very visely and such like you are very confident about your answere
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Q4. They have asked me what do you think about your interview , you got selected or not
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Q5. Technical questions asked by interviewer very much
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Q1. How many brickes need in 1m3
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The number of bricks needed in 1m3 depends on the size of the bricks being used.
• The number of bricks in 1m3 will vary based on the size of the bricks. Standard brick size is 190mm x 90mm x 90mm.

• For standard size bricks, approximately 500 bricks are needed in 1m3.

• To calculate the number of bricks needed, divide the volume of 1m3 by the volume of one brick.
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Q2. Fos for concrete
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Fos is a type of admixture used in concrete to improve its workability and durability.
• Fos is a water-reducing admixture that helps in reducing the water content in concrete mixtures.

• It improves the workability of concrete, making it easier to place and finish.

• Fos also enhances the durability of concrete by reducing permeability and increasing strength.

• Examples of Fos for concrete include polycarboxylate-based admixture
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Q1. Difference between true power and reactive power
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True power is the actual power consumed by a device, while reactive power is the power required to establish and maintain the electromagnetic fields in an AC circuit.
• True power is measured in watts (W) and represents the actual energy consumed by a device.

• Reactive power is measured in volt-amperes reactive (VAR) and represents the power required to establish and maintain the electromagnetic fields in an AC circuit.

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Q1. Draw BMD & SFD of a Simply Supported Beam shown to my screen. Draw it & show that on screen.
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The candidate is asked to draw the BMD & SFD of a Simply Supported Beam shown on the screen.
• Identify the support conditions of the beam (simply supported in this case)

• Determine the loads acting on the beam and their positions

• Calculate the reactions at the supports

• Draw the Bending Moment Diagram (BMD) and Shear Force Diagram (SFD) based on the calculated values

• Label the diagrams with appropriate values and units
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Q2. What are the values of Compressive & Tensile Shear Stress on a Singly Reinforced Beam in LSM method?
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Compressive shear stress is zero while tensile shear stress is equal to the shear force divided by the cross-sectional area of the beam.
• Compressive shear stress is zero in a singly reinforced beam according to the Limit State Method (LSM).

• Tensile shear stress is calculated by dividing the shear force by the cross-sectional area of the beam.

• For example, if the shear force acting on the beam is 10 kN and the cross-sectio...read more
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Q3. Some other civil engineering questions.
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Q4. Introduce Yourself. This is 1st Question.
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