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TOP CIVIL ENGINEER INTERVIEW QUESTION




  1. Why is 1.54 considered in concrete Quantity calculation?


  1. Difference between Centering and Shuttering


  1. Which part of the foundation will distribute the load to the soil?


  1. What is the Minimum dia of the bar that should be used in columns?


  1. What is the size of non modular brick?


  1. Why is the crank provided in slab reinforcement?


  1. Draw the SFD and BMD for any Beams?


  1. What is a SUPERPLASTICIZER?


  1. Calculate the Brickwork for some volume or BBS


  1. What is the Interview Room Size?


  1. What is the minimum no of bar that should be provided in the column?


  1. Name of IS 456-2000

     

     

     

    THIS TOPIC IS DEDICATED TO MY FRIEND Er.R.PAGALAVAN, ALWAYS IN OUR MEMORIES.

     


     




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