Ahluwalia Contracts India Senior Planning Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Related to current Profile and Job you handling Also, rate analysis, Planning Scheduling
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Q2. Cost budgeting and Project control related questions
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Q1. How many Experience do you have in related department?
Ans. Said as per your Experience (with graduation it will be around 4 to 6 years of experience needed)
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Q2. When will you join in our company?
Ans. As per your existing company's HR Policy. (E.g. 3 Months Notice period will be there, but join as much as earlier will be an added advantage)
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Q1. Will check your Technical Knowledge, as per you mentioned in your resume.
Ans. Answer as you know boldly. Don't lie.
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Q1. Discussion about your CTC
Ans. Calculate your existing CTC, ask minimum 15 to 20% hike from that.
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Q1. Ask about productivity.
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Q1. Basics of HR questions after that Salary negotiation .
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Mix of Maths and English of basics

Group discussion on general topic

Q1. About your self
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Q2. Some technical questions on academics and experience and projects undergone
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Q1. Planning inititation process.
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The planning initiation process involves defining the project scope, objectives, and deliverables.
• Identify the need for planning

• Define the project scope, objectives, and deliverables

• Identify key stakeholders and their roles

• Establish a project team

• Develop a project charter or initiation document

• Conduct a feasibility study

• Identify risks and constraints

• Define the planning timeline and milestones
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Q2. Scheduling process and details for consodering durations with reapect to productivity.
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The scheduling process involves considering durations in relation to productivity.
• The scheduling process starts by identifying the tasks that need to be completed.

• The duration of each task is estimated based on historical data or expert judgment.

• Productivity levels are taken into account when determining the duration of tasks.

• Factors such as employee skills, equipment availability, and potential bottlenecks are conside...read more
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Q3. General productivity norms Vs actual industry consoderation as per site.
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The productivity norms in planning management vary across industries and sites.
• Productivity norms in planning management are specific to each industry and site.

• These norms are determined based on factors such as the nature of work, resources available, and industry standards.

• For example, in the manufacturing industry, the productivity norm for planning managers may be measured in terms of units produced per hour.

• In the...read more
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Q4. Budgeting details - Direct and indirect cost
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Q5. Trackers prepared for site tracking, schedule upgradation
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Trackers are prepared for site tracking and schedule upgradation.
• Trackers are tools used to monitor and track progress on a site or project.

• They help in keeping track of tasks, deadlines, and milestones.

• Trackers can be in the form of spreadsheets, software, or project management tools.

• They provide visibility into the status of various activities and help in identifying bottlenecks or delays.

• Upgradation of schedules inv...read more
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Q1. Tell me detail in how you plan PQC work
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