Nagarjuna Construction Company Deputy Manager Planning Interview Questions and Answers

Mix of Maths and English of basics

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Q1. About your self
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Q2. Some technical questions on academics and experience and projects undergone
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Q1. What is your favourite subject
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Q2. Depends on you it can be any.
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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. What are activities in toilet area
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Activities in toilet area include personal hygiene, using the toilet, and cleaning.
• Personal hygiene activities such as washing hands, brushing teeth, and showering

• Using the toilet for urination and defecation

• Cleaning activities such as wiping surfaces, changing toilet paper, and emptying trash

• Maintenance tasks like unclogging drains or fixing leaks
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Q2. How will you calculate %age of completion of project
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Percentage of completion of a project can be calculated using the cost-to-cost method or milestone method.
• Calculate %age of completion by comparing actual costs incurred to date with total estimated costs for the project.

• Alternatively, %age of completion can be determined by tracking completion of specific project milestones.

• Formula for cost-to-cost method: %age of completion = (Actual costs incurred / Total estimated ...read more
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Q1. Plumbing work in wall and floor, wall plaster and then wall tile after that flooring
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The sequence of tasks involves plumbing work, wall plastering, wall tiling, and flooring.
• Start by completing the plumbing work in the walls and floors

• Next, apply wall plaster to smoothen the surface

• Then, install wall tiles for a decorative finish

• Finally, proceed with the flooring installation
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Q2. By EPC weightage %age
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Q1. Tell me detail in how you plan PQC work
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Q1. What is which you are looking for in our organisation.
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Q1. Why do you want to leave your previous company
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Q1. Free float vs Total Float
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Free float is the amount of time an activity can be delayed without delaying the project, while total float is the amount of time an activity can be delayed without delaying the successor activity.
• Free float is specific to an activity, while total float is related to the entire project schedule.

• Free float is calculated by subtracting the early start of the activity from the early start of the successor activity, while ...read more
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Q2. Time limited vs resource limited
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Time limited projects have fixed deadlines while resource limited projects have fixed resources.
• Time limited projects require completion by a specific deadline.

• Resource limited projects have a fixed amount of resources available.

• Balancing time and resources is crucial for project success.

• Example: A construction project with a deadline to finish before winter (time limited) vs a project with a fixed budget (resource lim
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