NNE Junior Architect Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How do you handle crisis
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Q2. Describe an instance where you failed and how you dealt with it
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Q1. Basic Standards of architect from NBC
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Basic standards of an architect from NBC
• The National Building Code (NBC) sets the basic standards for architects

• Architects must comply with the NBC's regulations on building design, construction, and safety

• NBC also mandates the use of sustainable and energy-efficient materials and practices

• Architects must obtain necessary permits and approvals from local authorities before starting any construction work
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Tool Test For Revit software

Q1. Hav u worked on any international projects? What are the 5 levels of water proofing techniques? What are the layers of false ceiling how the done false ceiling? What is the height of mechanical floor in hi...read more
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Yes, I have worked on international projects and can provide information on waterproofing techniques, false ceiling layers, and mechanical floor heights in high rise buildings.
• I have worked on international projects in various countries, including designing waterproofing systems for buildings in coastal areas prone to heavy rainfall.

• The 5 levels of waterproofing techniques typically include surface preparation, applica...read more
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Q1. They test u with autodesk revit asking Q&A then they will ask u to do one revit detailing
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Q1. What is the golden rule of accounting?
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The golden rule of accounting states that for every debit entry, there must be an equal and opposite credit entry.
• 1. Debit what comes in, credit what goes out. Example: When you buy inventory, debit inventory and credit cash.

• 2. For personal accounts, debit the receiver and credit the giver. Example: If you receive cash from a customer, debit cash and credit accounts receivable.

• 3. For real accounts, debit what comes in ...read more
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Q2. What are two-way, three-way, and four-way configurations?
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Two-way, three-way, and four-way configurations refer to the number of connections in a system, often in electronics or networking.
• Two-way configuration: Involves two connections, like a simple switch controlling a light.

• Three-way configuration: Involves three connections, such as two switches controlling one light from different locations.

• Four-way configuration: Involves four connections, typically used with multiple ...read more
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Q1. Good experience
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Q2. Question about my work profile
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Q3. Question related to finance and accounting
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Q1. Basic questions not but nothing technical was asked.
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Q2. Have you co-ordinated with MEP/ Structural team? What did you do to make them meet deadlines? How big were the teams you managed? how conversant are you with Revit and BIM360
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Basic Revit Test but many theory based questions were also asked

Q1. The HR almost took a month.
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