Mahato Construction Planning & Billing Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Basically whatever you doing
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Q2. All about billing & planning
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Q1. Subject related question
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Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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Q2. Share details of your previous job.
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Q3. Why are you looking for a change?
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Q4. Tell me about yourself.
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Q1. Core Technical questions related to job profile
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Q2. Billing process, some quantity Question
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Q1. Billing process
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Q2. Rate analysis of variation items in contract
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Rate analysis of variation items in contract involves calculating the cost impact of changes in scope or specifications.
• Rate analysis involves determining the cost of materials, labor, and equipment for the variation items.

• It helps in evaluating the impact of changes on the overall project budget.

• Factors like quantity, rates, and specifications are considered in the analysis.

• Examples of variation items include changes ...read more
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Q1. Building construction site
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Q2. Civil engineering building construction
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Q3. Building constructions road
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Q4. Sayan Choudhury
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Q5. Civil work surveying🛣️
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Q1. RCC werter resiw
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Q2. Sayan Choudhury
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Q3. Building construction
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Q4. Site Engineer, site supervisor
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Q5. Santiniketan institut of polytechnic
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Q6. Experience metro project Bumbai J.kumar
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Q1. Tax deduction in RA BILL
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Tax deduction in RA BILL
• Tax deduction is applicable on certain items in a RA bill

• The deduction amount varies based on the item and tax laws

• Examples of items with tax deduction include TDS, GST, and service tax
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Q2. What is price Escalation
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Price escalation refers to the increase in the cost of goods or services over time.
• It is a common phenomenon in the construction industry where the cost of materials and labor increases over time.

• Price escalation can be caused by various factors such as inflation, changes in market demand and supply, and changes in government policies.

• It is important for billing engineers to take price escalation into account when esti...read more
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Q3. Volume for trapezoidal shape
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The volume of a trapezoidal shape can be calculated using its height and the lengths of its parallel sides.
• The formula for calculating the volume of a trapezoidal shape is (1/2) x height x (length of parallel side 1 + length of parallel side 2)

• The height is the perpendicular distance between the parallel sides

• For example, if the trapezoidal shape has a height of 5 units, a length of parallel side 1 of 8 units, and a le...read more
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Q4. Wastage for concrete,steel etc
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Wastage for concrete and steel depends on various factors such as site conditions, workmanship, and design.
• Wastage for concrete can range from 2% to 10% depending on the quality of workmanship and site conditions.

• Wastage for steel can range from 2% to 5% depending on the design and fabrication process.

• Factors such as improper handling, cutting, and bending can also contribute to wastage.

• Proper planning and management c...read more
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Q5. Variation for extra items
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Variation for extra items is a common occurrence in construction projects.
• Extra items may include additional work, materials, or changes in design.

• The variation may be initiated by the client or due to unforeseen circumstances.

• The billing engineer must accurately document and price the extra items.

• The variation may require approval from the client and/or consultant before proceeding.

• Examples of extra items include addi...read more
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Q2. Difference between account and billing Engineer
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An account engineer manages financial accounts while a billing engineer handles billing and invoicing.
• Account engineers manage financial accounts and ensure that all financial transactions are recorded accurately.

• Billing engineers handle billing and invoicing processes, ensuring that customers are billed correctly and payments are received on time.

• While both roles involve financial management, account engineers focus o...read more
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Q1. Technical questions related to core subject and experience
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