Genus Innovation Interview Questions and Answers

Tension zone of columns is the area above the floor level where lapping of reinforcement is not allowed. Lift pit depth for high rise buildings is typically between 1300mm to 1500mm. Pile work at building construction involves surveying, selecting road crown levels, fixing pile cap top level, pointing out and fixing pile points, fixing center line of each pile, driving beller, using tremie pipes for concrete pouring, and conducting tests for water density.

• Tension zone of colu...read more

Haunch is an inclined bar placing between a vertical wall and the base of a structure. Admixtures are used for transporting concrete over long distances. Bleeding is the separation of course aggregate from concrete.

• Haunch is a foundation part that provides additional support and stability to a structure.

• Admixtures are added to concrete to improve its workability, durability, and strength. For example, water-reducing admixtures help in reducing water content in concrete mixtur...read more

IP&SR sites refer to inspection platforms and service roads for canal work. CBL stands for Cannel Bed Level and IH stands for Instrument Height.

• IP stands for inspection platforms located opposite the SR site for canal work.

• SR stands for service road located opposite the IP site of the canal cross section.

• CBL refers to Cannel Bed Level, which is the level of the bed of the canal.

• IH stands for Instrument Height, which is the height of the instrument used for measurement.

NBL stands for Nala bed level and DBC stands for Down box culvert in civil engineering.

• NBL refers to the level of a drainage channel or nala bed in a civil engineering project.

• DBC refers to a type of culvert that is installed below the ground level to allow water to flow underneath a road or structure.

• Understanding NBL and DBC is crucial for proper drainage and water management in civil engineering projects.

Introduction, explanation of GST and its reconciliation process, and due dates of GST return filing.

• Introduce yourself briefly, highlighting your experience in accounts and taxation.

• GST stands for Goods and Services Tax, a unified tax system implemented in India in 2017.

• GST reconciliation process involves matching the data uploaded by the supplier with the data uploaded by the recipient, and making necessary adjustments.

• Due dates for GST return filing vary based on the type o...read more

TDS working filing dates and sections with brief decryption.

• TDS stands for Tax Deducted at Source.

• TDS is deducted from the income of the recipient and deposited with the government.

• The due date for filing TDS returns is 31st July for Q1, 31st October for Q2, 31st January for Q3, and 31st May for Q4.

• Section 192 deals with TDS on salary, Section 194 deals with TDS on dividends, and Section 194C deals with TDS on contractors.

• The rate of TDS varies depending on the type of paymen...read more

The layers of a road include subgrade, subbase, base, and surface course.

• Subgrade: natural soil or improved soil beneath the pavement

• Subbase: layer of aggregate material placed on top of the subgrade

• Base: layer of asphalt or concrete placed on top of the subbase

• Surface course: top layer of asphalt or concrete that provides a smooth riding surface

• Cross section shows the layers in a vertical view

There are three types of roads: National Highways, State Highways, and Village Roads.

• National Highways are maintained by the central government and connect major cities and towns.

• State Highways are maintained by the state government and connect district headquarters and important cities.

• Village Roads are maintained by the local government and connect villages to nearby towns and cities.

• Other types of roads include expressways, ring roads, and arterial roads.

• Expressways are hi...read more