L&T Heavy Civil Infrastructure Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. What is construction.
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Construction is the process of building or assembling infrastructure, buildings, or other structures.
• Construction involves planning, designing, and executing projects

• It includes activities such as excavation, foundation work, framing, and finishing

• Materials used in construction can vary from wood and concrete to steel and glass

• Examples of construction projects include building houses, bridges, roads, and skyscrapers
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Q2. What is IRC plan . And date for plan
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IRC plan refers to Indian Road Congress plan which provides guidelines for road construction and design.
• IRC plan is a set of guidelines and standards for road construction and design in India.

• It covers various aspects such as road alignment, pavement design, drainage, and traffic signs.

• The latest IRC plan is IRC:SP:73-2015 which provides updated standards for road infrastructure.

• Engineers and contractors refer to IRC p...read more
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Total 120 MCQ type questions

Q1. Self Introduction
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Q2. What is your strength ?
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My strength is my ability to analyze problems and come up with effective solutions.
• I have strong analytical skills

• I am able to think creatively and outside the box

• I am able to work well under pressure

• I am able to communicate my ideas effectively

• Example: In my previous job, I was able to identify a bottleneck in the production line and came up with a solution that increased efficiency by 20%.
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Q3. Branch related question
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Q1. After seeing my resume he asked me that first time where did you do the job. After to be Giving the answer he aked me 2 question that tell me scaffolding components ? . Then i gave him the answer. Then ask...read more
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Quantitative, qualitative, Language

Q1. 1. What is difference between stress and pressure?
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Stress is an internal force per unit area within a material, while pressure is an external force per unit area exerted on a surface.
• Stress is a measure of the internal resistance of a material to deformation, while pressure is the force exerted on a surface.

• Stress can be caused by external forces or internal forces within a material, while pressure is typically caused by external forces.

• Stress is a scalar quantity, whi...read more
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Q2. What are your future ambitions?
Ans. Want to be a successful manager or be on top level in industry sector
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Q1. About rebar beam BBS
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Q2. How to find out bbs , rebar weight find out & scrap %
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To find out bbs, rebar weight and scrap %, one can use formulas and measurements.
• Calculate the total length of rebar required for the project

• Determine the spacing and diameter of the rebar

• Use the weight formula to find out the weight of the rebar

• To find out scrap %, measure the length of unused rebar and divide by total length

• Keep track of all measurements and calculations for accurate results
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Q3. About coupler threading & how to find out go no go
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Q4. How to find out sttirups bend degree How to culculate length of cutting & bending
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To find stirrup bend degree, use trigonometry and geometry. To calculate length of cutting and bending, use formulas and measurements.
• Use trigonometry to find the angle of the bend.

• Use geometry to determine the length of the stirrup.

• To calculate the length of cutting and bending, use formulas such as L = 2(C + 2D) + 10% extra length.

• Measurements such as diameter and spacing are also important in determining the length ...read more
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Q1. Building materials,
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Q2. Surveying and Estimate costing
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Q3. Side knowledge of Buildings and interior work
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Q1. Howmany workers working with you
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Q2. What is your last project length of project
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Q1. Howmany piles used and how many length of span
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The number of piles used and length of span depend on the specific project requirements.
• The number of piles used will depend on the load capacity required for the structure.

• The length of span will depend on the distance between the supports and the load capacity required.

• Factors such as soil conditions, environmental factors, and budget will also impact the number of piles and length of span.

• For example, a bridge spann...read more
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