TCE Quantity Surveyor Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. About experience, current salary, expected salary and notice period
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Q1. About technical knowledge of current designation
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Q1. About technical knowledge currently project
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It was around 5-10 minutes online test.

Q1. Questions related to Client and Subcontractor Billing, Code related to Subcontractors billing, Statutory additions and deductions in payments related to client and subcontractor bills.
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Q1. Regarding reconciliation of Material
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Q2. What is the percentage of wastage
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The percentage of wastage varies depending on the project and materials used.
• The percentage of wastage can be calculated by dividing the amount of material wasted by the total amount of material used and multiplying by 100.

• Factors that can contribute to wastage include poor planning, inaccurate measurements, and human error.

• The percentage of wastage can be reduced through careful planning, accurate measurements, and pr...read more
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Q1. Your current CTC and your expectation
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Q1. How many years of experience do you have as a Quantity Surveyor?
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Q2. What is the Current CTC & Expected CTC?
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Current CTC is $60,000 and Expected CTC is $70,000.
• Current CTC is the current annual salary of the candidate.

• Expected CTC is the annual salary the candidate is expecting from the new job.

• It is important for the employer to know the candidate's salary expectations to assess if it aligns with the budget.

• For example, if the candidate's Current CTC is $50,000 and Expected CTC is $65,000, there is a $15,000 difference.
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Q3. How much is the notice period in present company?
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Q4. What is your family background?
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Q5. Why you are planning to relocate?
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Q6. Did you apply for any job previously with Aarvee Associates?
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Q1. Brief about yourself?
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Q2. Do you involve in doing Cost Estimations and what type of Estimates you prepared?
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Yes, I am actively involved in preparing cost estimations for construction projects. I typically prepare detailed estimates based on quantities, labor rates, material costs, and overhead expenses.
• I prepare detailed estimates based on quantities of materials and labor required for a project.

• I consider factors such as material costs, labor rates, equipment costs, and overhead expenses in my estimates.

• I use software tools...read more
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Q3. How do you verify the bill which is submitted by the Contractor/Concessionaire?
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Verify the bill by checking quantities, rates, unit prices, supporting documents, and site measurements.
• Check quantities mentioned in the bill against the actual work done on site.

• Verify rates and unit prices for each item in the bill with the contract agreement.

• Ensure all supporting documents such as invoices, receipts, and delivery notes are provided.

• Conduct site measurements to confirm the work completed matches the
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Q4. What are the evidential documents required to scrutiny the RA Bill?
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Evidential documents required for scrutinizing the RA Bill
• Contract documents

• Measurement sheets

• Bills of quantities

• Variation orders

• Payment certificates
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Q5. How do you justify the change of scope works which are to be recommended to the authority?
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Justification of change of scope works involves thorough analysis, cost estimation, impact assessment, and communication with stakeholders.
• Conduct a detailed analysis of the proposed changes in scope, including the reasons for the change and the potential impact on the project.

• Estimate the additional costs and resources required for the change of scope works, taking into account materials, labor, and any other relevant...read more
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Q6. What are the basic inputs for preparing the Bill of Quantities?
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Basic inputs for preparing the Bill of Quantities include drawings, specifications, and site visits.
• Drawings: Architectural, structural, and MEP drawings are essential for accurately quantifying materials and labor.

• Specifications: Detailed project specifications outline the quality and standards required for each item in the bill.

• Site visits: Surveyors need to visit the site to assess existing conditions, access, and a...read more
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Q1. Tell me about your roles and responsibilities as Quantity Surveyor
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Some basic questions of mathematics up to 10th class.

Q1. Current company role and responsibility
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Q2. Why are you change your current company
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Q3. What is your current salary and what's you accept to us
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