HCC Infrastructure Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Duration = 30 mins topic:- civil engg basics

Q1. ALL QUESTIONS RELATED TO CIVIL ENGG BASICS
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Q2. VOLUME OF CEMENT IN LITERS OR M^3
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The volume of cement can be calculated in liters or cubic meters.
• The volume of cement is calculated by multiplying the area of the surface to be covered by the thickness of the cement layer.

• The volume of cement can be calculated in liters by converting the cubic meters to liters.

• For example, if the area to be covered is 10 square meters and the thickness of the cement layer is 0.1 meters, then the volume of cement requ
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Q1. RATE THE INTERVIEW FROM 1-10
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Q2. GIVE REASON FOR YOUR RATING
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Q1. About myself and salary expectations.... And the further proceedings
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Q2. All construction materials watage percentages
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The wastage percentages of construction materials vary depending on the type of material and the project requirements.
• Wastage percentages can range from 2-5% for cement and steel to 10-15% for bricks and tiles.

• Factors that affect wastage include the skill level of workers, the quality of materials, and the complexity of the project.

• Proper planning and management can help minimize wastage and reduce project costs.

• Regula...read more
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Q3. Rolling margin of steel
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Rolling margin of steel is the difference between the cost of producing steel and the selling price.
• It is a measure of profitability for steel manufacturers.

• It is calculated by subtracting the cost of production from the selling price.

• A higher rolling margin indicates higher profitability.

• Factors that affect rolling margin include raw material costs, energy costs, and market demand.
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Q4. Worker productivity and machinaries productivity for planning
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Worker and machinery productivity are crucial for effective planning.
• Worker productivity can be measured by the amount of work completed in a given time period.

• Machinery productivity can be measured by the amount of output produced by the machinery in a given time period.

• Both worker and machinery productivity should be taken into account when planning to ensure efficient use of resources.

• For example, if workers are mor...read more
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Q5. About my previous employment roles and responsibilities
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Q6. List of deductions in client bill
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Deductions in client bill include taxes, discounts, late fees, and service charges.
• Taxes: Sales tax, VAT, GST, etc.

• Discounts: Promotions, loyalty rewards, bulk discounts, etc.

• Late fees: Charges for overdue payments.

• Service charges: Fees for additional services provided.
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Q7. Retention and TDS in sub con bill
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Retention and TDS are important factors to consider in subcontractor billing.
• Retention refers to the amount of money withheld by the client as a form of security against any defects or issues that may arise after the project is completed.

• TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is the tax deducted by the client from the subcontractor's payment and deposited with the government.

• Both retention and TDS should be clearly mentioned in ...read more
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Q1. Salary negotiation and decission about all benefits
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Q2. This was second round from RM
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Q1. This was a HR round
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Q1. What you are change job What ia your salary expectation
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I am changing jobs to seek new challenges and opportunities for growth.
• Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth

• Looking for a more fulfilling role

• Wanting to work in a different environment or industry

• Desire for better work-life balance

• Wishing to relocate to a different city or country
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Q1. What is rcc grade m25
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RCC grade M25 is a concrete mix design ratio used in construction.
• RCC stands for Reinforced Cement Concrete.

• M25 is the compressive strength of the concrete after 28 days of curing.

• The mix design ratio for M25 is 1:1:2 (cement:sand:aggregate).

• It is commonly used in the construction of buildings, bridges, and other structures.

• M25 grade concrete is suitable for moderate exposure conditions.
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Q2. Do you know bbs making
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Yes, I know bbs making.
• BBS stands for Bar Bending Schedule, which is a document that provides details of reinforcement steel bars required for construction.

• BBS making involves preparing the schedule by calculating the required length, weight, and number of bars for each structural element.

• It is an important task for ensuring the strength and durability of the structure.

• BBS making requires knowledge of engineering drawi...read more
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Q3. Do you know estimation
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Yes, estimation is a crucial aspect of project management civil.
• Estimation involves predicting the cost, time, and resources required for a project.

• It is important to have accurate estimations to ensure the project stays within budget and on schedule.

• Estimation techniques include top-down, bottom-up, and parametric estimation.

• Factors such as project scope, complexity, and risk must be considered when making estimations...read more
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