Neilsoft Civil Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Technical engineer
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Q2. My salary 800000
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Q1. Technical engineer
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Q2. My salary 800000
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Q3. Excavation Engineer
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The goal of an aptitude test is to predict the ability to learn new skills

Q1. What experience do you have that relates to this job role
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Q2. Tell me about your final year projects
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Q1. BBS ,QUANTITY TAKE OFF ,QUANTITY OF CONCRETE, lapping, and clear cover
Ans. Find accurate cutting length and find the total weight of rcc structure, find out all the quantity of structure, Lapping normal used 50d clear cover our for footing 50mm and beam 25mm and column for 40mm and slab 20mm
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Q2. Bbs, mix design
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Q1. How to find grades of concrete which is already mixed
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Grades of concrete in a mixed batch can be estimated by performing a slump test and conducting compressive strength tests on samples.
• Perform a slump test to determine the workability of the concrete mix.

• Take samples from the mixed batch and cast test specimens for compressive strength testing.

• Conduct compressive strength tests on the specimens to determine the grade of concrete.

• Compare the test results with the standar
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Q2. What are the site and laboratory test on bricks and cement
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Site and laboratory tests on bricks and cement are essential for ensuring quality and durability of construction materials.
• Site tests for bricks include visual inspection, water absorption test, compressive strength test, and efflorescence test.

• Laboratory tests for bricks involve water absorption test, compressive strength test, efflorescence test, and soundness test.

• Site tests for cement include checking the color, sm...read more
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Q3. Plastering work calculation for different size of wall
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Plastering work calculation involves determining the surface area of the wall and the thickness of the plaster.
• Calculate the surface area of the wall by multiplying the height and length of each wall segment.

• Determine the total surface area to be plastered by adding up the surface areas of all wall segments.

• Multiply the total surface area by the desired thickness of the plaster to get the volume of plaster needed.

• Consi...read more
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Q1. Related to your experience.
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Q1. Simple introduction
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Q1. What is your CTC
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My current CTC is $80,000 per year.
• My current CTC is $80,000 per year

• It includes base salary, bonuses, and benefits

• I am open to negotiation based on the job role and responsibilities
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Q1. Standard size of the brick.
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Q2. Water cement ratio
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