● Why do we hire you?

: -
● Introduce Yourself: -
→ I keen to learn new thing quickly and I assure that I will
→ Good Evening, Sir
give my best to the company.
→ First of all, thank you for giving me this opportunity.
→ I will not only work in company but also give better
→ My name is ________ _______
results.
→ I am basically from _______, ________ district but
currently lives in ______, _____ ● Weaknesses?: -
→ I did my graduation in last year in B.E. Civil Engineering → I am detail oriented.
from _____________________, _________ after ● Where do you see in next 5 years?: -
completing Diploma in Civil Engineering. → In upcoming years, I will be very much satisfied about
→ Currently I am pursuing BIM Professional course from work that I am doing.
_________________________. → To make this reality I will improve my self every day and
→ This course includes AutoCAD 2D 3D, Revit Architecture, learn lot from your company.
Revit Structure, Revit MEP, Navisworks, BIM 360
● What is your biggest achievement?: -
Softwares.
→ My biggest achievement was completing my Bachelor
→ In this course I have done many practice projects which
Degree in Civil Engineering with First class with
includes 2 Residential projects, 1 Apartment project, 1
distinction.
CAD to BIM Project & Many Parametric Families for
Architectural, Structural, MEP.
→ In AutoCAD I have made Architectural sheet which
includes Floor plans, Elevation, Section, Site plan, SGPA Semester Grade Point Average
Location plan, Schedules etc. CGPA Cumulative Grade Point Average
→ In Revit Architecture I have made 3D Models, Rendering,
Walkthrough, Schedules, Quantity Takeoff, Sheet
creation. ● About Company: -
→ I also have created parametric families for all three → I am really impressed by company Vision & Mission and
discipline. Philosophy & Core values.
→ My Father is a farmer & mother is housewife and I lives ● The vision of company is ________________
______________________ ● The mission of company is _________________
● The philosophy of company is _______________
→ My strengths are I am Hardworking, Quick learner,
Self motivated, Keen to learn new things, and Discipline ● Core values of companies are ________________
& Honest person and I can work Independently. CEO : Mr. __________
→ My hobbies are ___________. As a part of my hobby I have
Director : Mr. __________
___________
→ My short term goal is to get a job in an reputed company
→ Company is started in ________
and my long term goal is to achieve good position where
→ An ISO 9001:2015 certified company.
I can built my career and help to the organization too.
→ Company has best of clients & having ____ stage
→ That’s brief about my self, Thank you.
outsourcing process.
● Career Goals: - → __________ headquarter is in ______
→ To work in an organization which provides me ample
opportunities to enhance my skills and knowledge along → Services provided for Civil, Mechanical, Architecture,
with contributing to the growth of the organization. BIM,…..
● How did you hear about this role: - → CAD to BIM
→ I saw this opening on Indeed and I feels that my skillsets → Point cloud to BIM
are suit to this position so after that I applied on → Parametric families creation
Company website. → Construction with any LOD
● Why do you want to join this company?: - → Creating rendering & walkthrough
→ I want to make my career in BIM Industry and I belief that → Quantity takeoff from models
___________ is having reputed for the same. → Structural Revit services
→ I feels that my skills are well suited for this position as I → MEP Revit services
have done many practice projects related to this job
role.
→ Also my friends are working in your company said that
company culture encourages learning and development.
● AutoCAD: - (1982) ● BIM: - (Building Information Modelling)
→ AutoCAD is Computer Aided Designing software. → BIM is a process in which we make intelligent 3D model
→ We have to draw various views such as elevation & with the help of which we extract information for further
sections manually. use.
→ For wall drawing we have to use offset command to ● Dimensions of BIM: -
complete it.
Research & Planning
→ For Scheduling using AutoCAD is manual & time 1D Research on existing conditions, Regulations, Weather,
consuming task. Site & Investigation
● Revit: - (2000) Drawing
→ Revit is Building Information Modelling software. 2D Production of 2D drawings, Project documentation,
Views & Plans
→ We don't’ need to draw any elevation or section it will
Modeling
give in single click.
3D Production of 3D models (Architectural + Structural + MEP),
→ For wall we just need to draw single line. Rendering, Walkthroughs, Point clouds & Laser Scanning
→ For Scheduling using Revit is automatic. Time
→ Revit supports BIM workflow. 4D Clash detection, Collaboration, Virtual construction,
Scheduling, Time Lining, Equipment Delivery, Prefabrication
● Revit Advantages: -
Cost
→ Multi Discipline software
Detailed cost estimation, Material take-off,
→ Parametric components 5D
Quantity extraction, Cost comparison logistics,
→ No repetition What-if scenarios, Life cycle cost
→ Landscape design Building Performance
→ Energy efficient design Building performance, Sustainability, Energy rating
→ No paper documentation (LEED, IGBC, GRIHA, BREEAM)
● LEED : Leadership in Energy and Environmental
● Revit Limitations: - Design
→ Lack of backward compatibility 6D
● IGBC : Indian Green Building Council
→ Large file size ● GRIHA : Green Rating for Integrated Habitat
→ Time consuming while family creation Assessment
→ Some commands required closed loop & single profile. ● BREEAM : Building Research Establishment
→ Requires high end system configuration Environmental Assessment Method
Facility Management
7D
Lifecycle BIM strategies, BIM as-built maintenance
Safety
8D
Safety, Security, Emergency plans

● LOD in 3D Modelling (Level of Detailing)

● LOD in BIM (Level of Development)
→ The information requirement of project according to
phase of project.
1) LOD 100 = Conceptual Design
2) LOD 200 = Schematic Design
3) LOD 300 = Detailed Design
4) LOD 350 = Construction Documentation
● Architectural Elements: - 5) LOD 400 = Fabrication & Assembly
→ Architectural elements are for aesthetical purpose. 6) LOD 500 = As Built

● Structural Elements: -
→ Structural elements are load bearing in which we can
add reinforcement.
● Assembly: -
● Conceptual Mass/ Title Block/ Annotation Symbol: -
→ Just like a instance parameter.
→ File > New > Conceptual Mass
→ If we make multiple copies & edited single assembly
then only changes made in that assembly.

● Group: -
→ Just like a type parameter.
→ If we make multiple copies & edited single group then
changes made in all groups..
 → Created as .txt file.

● Project Parameters: -
● Parameters: -
Project parameters are specific to the project and
cannot be shared with other projects. We can then use those
project parameters in multi-category or single-category
schedules.
→ Default project parameter is “Occupant”
→ Can appears in Schedules but not in Tags.
→ Applicable only for single project.
Exp: If we want to add a parameter in all furniture families
without using edit family.

● Values are aligned per group type: -

→ If we grouped families together those having project
ODBC : Open Database Connectivity
parameter, then all the groups will have same project
● Family Parameters: - parameter (Cannot be changed for separate groups).
→ User defined, Only in family.
→ Cannot appears in Schedules or Tags. ● Values can vary by group instance: -
→ If we grouped families together those having project
→ Reporting parameters only in instance parameter data.
parameter, for separate families project parameter can be
● Type parameter: - changed.
→ The type parameter we have to change it from edit type.
● Global Parameters: -
→ After changing one of its parameter will be equal for all
→ Created directly in project.
similar families.
→ Cannot access in properties palette.
Exp: If we place many similar families in single project &
changed one of its type parameter from edit type it will → Cannot appears in Schedules or Tags.
change in all similar families. Exp: To set parameter for door clearance.

● Instance parameter: - ● System Parameters: -

→ The instance parameter can be changed from properties → The parameter shown in properties palette.
palette. → Built in parameter, useful for Project & Families.
→ After changing one of its instance parameter will be → Appears in Schedules & Tags.
changed from single family itself.
Exp: If we place many similar families in single project &
changed one of its instance parameter from properties Sr. No Type of Parameter Schedule Tags
palette it will change only in single family itself.
→ Parameter having suffix as “default”. 1) Family Parameter ❌ ❌

● Shared Parameters: - 2) Shared Parameter ✅ ✅

→ The object of Revit model is to extract some information
from it, It can be done by either sheet or by schedule form. 3) Project Parameter ✅ ❌
But sometimes required parameter is not directly shown
in schedules. So, we need to create shared parameters so 4) Global Parameter ❌ ❌
that parameters will be shown in schedules to extract
information. 5) System Parameter ✅ ✅
Exp: For column scheduling its width & depth is not directly
shown in schedules so we need to create shared
parameters.
→ Manage tab > Setting panel > Shared parameters
→ Can be shared with multiple Projects & Families.
 → By using Show Shape Handle we can resize the parts.

● Spilt with gap: -

→ Limits are (1/16” to 1’) or (1.6 mm to 304.8 mm) ● Depth: -
→ After selecting Wall or Column if we have to go down
● Spilt Element (SL): -
from that level then select depth.
● Reference line: -
→ Line have two end points. ● Height: -
→ Can only be drawn in family. → After selecting Wall or Column if we have to go up from
that level then select height.
→ Solid line (Visible in 3D)
→ Contains 4 workplanes itself. ● Link Vs Import: -
→ Can’t give name to reference line. → If we link CAD file in Revit then changes made in original
→ Can be used for angle constraint. CAD file will be reflected in Revit file.
→ If we import CAD file in Revit then changes made in
● Reference plane (RP): -
original CAD file will not be reflected in Revit file.
→ Plane have infinite in length.
→ Can be drawn in family & project. ● Family: -
→ Dashed line (Not visible in 3D) A. System family (Wall, Floor, Roof)
→ Can give name to reference plane. B. Loadable family (Door, Window, Furniture)
C. In Place family (Model in place to family)
→ Can be used for angle constraint but not recommended.

● Detail Line (DL): - 1) Generic family (Level hosted)

→ 2D line which will cannot seen in other views 2) Floor hosted
→ Gives more information about that view 3) Wall hosted
→ Annotate > Detail Panel > Detail Line 4) Face hosted
→ Black colour 5) Ceiling hosted
6) Line hosted
● Model Line : - 7) Roof hosted
→ 3D line which can be seen in other views
8) Two level based family
→ Gives more information about that model 9) Pattern based family (Curtain panels)
→ Architecture > Model Panel > Model Line
→ Green colour Model in place to Loadable family: -
→ Create model group > Save as > Library > Group
● Detail Group: -
→ Detail group contains detail items.
Parametric family: -
→ Detail groups, which can contain view-specific elements
→ In parametric families, we can assign various parameter
(such as text and filled regions).
to family and it can be changed in project itself without
→ Select detail elements > Modify > Create Group
editing the family.
● Model Group: - → Best example is Table family.
→ Model groups, which can contain model elements.
→ Select model elements > Modify > Create Group Non-Parametric family: -
→ Non-parametric families have unique geometry and
● Attached Detail Group: -
cannot be altered.
→ Attached detail groups, which can contain view-specific
→ Best example is Car family.
elements that are associated with a specific model
group Nested Family: -
→ Select detail & model elements > Modify > Create Group → Nested families are families inside other families.
● Drafting View: - → Best example of nested family is Generic annotation and
→ When we want to show details in a view that are not Door handle.
directly associated with the building model, we create a
● Adaptive components: -
drafting view. → Adaptive components are an adaptation of the pattern-
→ View > Create panel > Drafting view based curtain panel
● Layers in Revit: - → For example, adaptive components could be used in
1) Wall repeating systems generated by arraying multiple
2) Floor components that conform to user-defined constraints.
3) Ceiling
4) Roof
5) Imported CAD layers
Callout: -
● Parts: - → Callout isolate specific portion of model geometry to
→ While creating host elements we can create layers. show greater level of detailing.
→ By using create parts we can split the layers.
Internal origin: -
→ The internal origin is the starting point for the internal
coordinate system, which provides the basis for
positioning all elements in the model.
→ The location of the internal origin never moves.

Project Base Point: - (Circular icon)

→ The project base point can be used to establish a
reference for measuring distances and positioning Ceiling Plans: -
objects in relation to the model.
→ Initially, in default templates, it identifies the origin (0,0,0)
of the project coordinate system.

Survey Point: - (Triangular icon)

→ The survey point provides a real-world context for the
Revit model.
→ It represents a known point in the physical world, such as
a geodetic survey marker or the intersection of 2
property lines.

View Range: -
→ The view range is a set of horizontal planes that control the
visibility and display of objects in a plan view.

Floor Plans: -

● Room: -
→ Used in Architectural model.
→ Divides model by usage, occupancy & other criteria
→ Room are not affected by space separation line.

● Spaces: -
→ Used in MEP model.
→ Spaces are measured from wall finished face.
→ Spaces are affected by room separation line.

● Material: -
→ Manage > Materials
→ Identity
→ Graphics :- Shading, Surface Pattern,Cut Pattern
→ Appearance:- Information, Parameters(Roughness),
Relief Pattern (Bump), Cutout
→ Physical
→ After creating new material its default color is RGB
: 120,120,120 (Grayish Black)
→ Bump max depth = 3/8" or 10 mm
 ● Snap: -
Default Default Default
→ Manage > Setting Panel > Snap
Top Constraint Ceiling Height Level 2
● Duplicate view: -
20’ 0” 8000 mm 8’ 0” 2600 mm 10’ 0” 4000 mm 1) Duplicate (No annotations)
2) Duplicate with detailing
Default scale: - (1/8" = 1’ 0”) or (1 : 100) 3) Duplicate as a Dependent
Structural Template: -
● Matchline: -
→ Level 2 = 10’ 0”
→ Used to indicate where view is cut.
→ Level 2= 3000 mm
→ View > Sheet composition panel > Matchline
● Overwrite the existing version: -
● Central file: -
→ Only non-parametric changes will be updated while
→ Central file is a work-sharing based multiple user file in
loading the family.
which different discipline user can work simultaneously.
● Overwrite the existing version and its parameter values: - Steps: -
→ All parametric and non-parametric changes will be 1) Save file.
updated while loading the family. 2) Collaborate > Click on Collaborate option (Select either
● Sheet Creation: - “Within your network” or “In BIM 360 Document
→ {3D} view do not show any scale on sheet.
Management” and click on Ok.
→ If two different views having different scale imported on
sheet then scale shown in title block = “As Indicated”. 3) Again Save the file to save as central click on Yes.
→ If any view (A) & {3D} view is imported on sheet then it will 4) Click on Synchronize with Central and click on Ok.
neglect scale of {3D} view & scale shown in title block as 5) Click on Relinquish All Mine.
indicated in that view (A).
→ To import view on sheet Right click on sheet name from ● Worksets: -
Sheets then click on add view… → A workset is a collection of elements in a workshared
project. We can create worksets based on functional
● Revit Schedule to Excel: -
areas, such as
→ Schedule can be exported in only (.csv or .txt) format.
→ For architecture and structural engineering: interior,
→ Import file in Excel by open option.
exterior, and site. For systems: HVAC, electrical, or
→ Format the file with desired formatting.
plumbing.
→ Only available in central file.
CSV : Comma Separated Values
→ Just same as layers.
txt : Delimited Text
● Worksharing Monitor: -
IFC : Industry Foundation Class → Allows multiple users to access single file.
SPF : Step Physical Format → Shows the who is working on central file.
BOQ : Bill of Quantity Copy/Monitor tool: -
GUID : Globally Unique IDentifier → Copy/monitor is used to copy levels and grids from
linked model to current model.
● Transfer Project Standards: - → When collaborating on a project with other teams, we
→ Manage > Setting Tab > Transfer Project Standards use the Copy/Monitor tool to monitor and coordinate
changes to important elements of the design.
● Exporting View Template Setting to Another Project: -
→ View > View Templates > Create Template from Current ● Construction template: -
View. → Default project units in mm.
→ Open another project. → Default 6 levels are there (B.O Footing, T.O. Footing,
→ Manage > Transfer Project Standards, Select category. T.O. Slab, T.O. Fnd. Wall, Level 1, Level 2)
→ View > View Templates > Apply Template Properties to → Default loaded families are Construction Trailer, Muntin
Current View Pattern (Support Metal Circular, Termination Wood
Rectangular), Trim Window Flat (Exterior, Interior).
● Combine Parameter: -
→ Create schedule. → Area schedule & many quantities are loaded.
→ Edit Fields > Combine Parameter ● Architectural template: -
→ Default project units in mm.
● Set Keyboard Shortcut: -
→ View > User Interface > Keyboard Shortcuts → Default 2 levels are there (Level 1, Level 2)
→ Default loaded families are Desk, Muntin Pattern
→ File > Option > User Interface > Keyboard Shortcut
(Parking Space , RPC Tree Deciduous, Support Metal
Circular, Termination Wood Rectangular), Trim Window
Flat (Exterior, Interior).
→ Schedules/Quantities are not loaded.

● TAG (TG): -
 → Annotate > Tag by Category

● Zoom To Fit (ZF/ ZE/ ZX): - ● Roof: -

1) Flat roof
● Zoom All To Fit (ZA): -
2) Sloping roof
→ Zoom to fit in all views.

● Zoom Out (2X) (ZO/ ZV): -

→ Zooms out the project view by 2X.

● Previous Pan/Zoom (ZP/ ZC): -

→ Returns to previous pan or zoom.

● Zoom In Region (ZR/ ZZ): -

→ Zooms to a region.

● Zoom Sheet Size (ZS): -

→ Zoom to sheet size.

● Datum: - (Project) ● Facia: -

1) Level (LL) → Fascia is an architectural part for a vertical band under a
2) Grid (GR) roof edge.
● Datum: - (Family) → Provided where roof meet at outer edge of wall.
1) Reference Line → It supports the gutter.
2) Reference Plane (RP) ● Soffit: -
● Purge Unused : - → Soffit is material between the roof’s eaves where the facia
→ Removes unused family from project are placed to the wall.
→ Manage > Setting Tab > Purge Unused → Non overhang roof do not have soffit.

● File Types: - ● Gutter: -

→ Gutter is a channel through which rainwater comes from
roof is drain out away from building.
.RVT .RFA
Principles of Building Planning: -
Revit Project Files Revit Family Files
● Aspect: -
.RTE .RFT → Positioning of rooms w.r.t. Directions.

● Prospect: -
Revit Project Template Revit Family Template → Outside view of landscape from building.

● Privacy: -
● Subregion: -
→ Provided with internal & external privacy.
→ Defines the area having different property such as
materials in site. ● Grouping: -
→ Does not results in separate surfaces. → Arrangement of rooms according to their function

● Roominess: -
→ Rooms should not be square not to be too rectangular.
● Visibility Graphics Overrides (VG/VV): -
→ View specific setting. → Length should not be more than 1.5 times width.
→ View > Visibility Graphics ● Circulation: -
→ Adequate passages should be provided for movement.
● Object Style : -
→ All view based setting. ● Elegance: -
→ Manage > Object Style → External appearance of building.

● Crop View: - ● Economy: -

→ Used to turn on or off the cropped view. → Cost:Benefit ratio analysis.

● Crop Region: - ● Flexibility: -

→ Used to crop/resize the cropped view. → Scope for future expansion.

● Section Box : -
→ Used to limit geometry shown in 3D view. ● Automating task in Revit: -
→ Using Macros.
● Scope Box : -
→ Using Revit SDK & Revit API
→ Used to control the extent of any datum elements such as
grids, levels and reference planes. → Using Dynamo
→ Scope boxes can also be used to control the extents of the
SDK : Software Development Kit
views themselves.
API : Application Programming Interface
● BE Project: - ● Length Conversion →
→ Our BE project name is “________________” mm 1 25.4 304.8 1000
→ In this project we had 4 team members. cm 1/10 2.54 30.48 100
→ The objective of this project is to ____________ in 1/25.4 1 12 39.37
→ In this project we had made a model consist of ft 1/305 1/12 1 3.28
___________ m 1/1000 1/39.37 1/3.28 1

● Area Conversion →
mm2 645 92,903
cm2 6.45 929
1,55
in2 1 144
0
10.7
ft2 1 1089 43,560
6
2
m 1 101.17 4,047 10,000
Gunth
1 40 98.84 9,884
a
Acre 1 2.47 247
Ha 1 100
km2 1

● Girder: -
→ A girder is the main load-bearing beam in a structure and
is supported by posts.

● Joist: -
→ Joist is a structural member supported by beams.

Structure

ISLB : Indian Standard Light Weight Beam

ISMB : Indian Standard Medium Weight Beam
ISHB : Indian Standard Heavy Weight Beam
ISWB : Indian Standard Wide Flange Beam
ISJB : Indian Standard Junior Beam

MEP

● Mechanical color coding: -

→ Supply = Blue
→ Return = Pink
→ Exhaust = Green

→ Air terminal thk = 4”

Navisworks
● File Types: -

.NWC .NWF

Navisworks Cache Files Navisworks File Set File

.NWD
 Navisworks Document File

General Civil Engineering: - ▪ Shuttering removing time: -

▪ Cement is founded by Joseph Asphadin ➔ Side of column, wall and beams = 16 - 24 hrs

▪ RCC is founded by Francis Coignet. ➔ Slab soffit = 3 days (Props refixed)

▪ Cement is burned at 1400°C ➔ Beam soffit = 7 days (Props refixed)

▪ 1 cu.m cement requires 30 cement bags. ➔ Removal of props of slab

▪ 1 cu.m concrete requires 6 cement bags. ➢ Span upto 4.5 m = 7 days

▪ 1 cu.m brick wall requires 1.25 cement bags ➢ Span over 4.5 m = 14 days

▪ Weight of 1 bag of cement = 50 kg ➔ Removal of props of beams & arches

▪ Density of cement = 1440 kg/m3 ➢ Span upto 6 m = 14 days

▪ Density of sand = 1450 – 1500 kg/m3 ➢ Span over 6 m = 21 days

▪ Density of aggregate = 1450 – 1550 kg/m3

▪ 1 bag of cement = 0.0347 m3 = 1.2 cu.ft ▪ Compressive strength of Brick: -

▪ 1 m3 = 35 cu.ft ➔ First class = 105 Kg/cm2

▪ 9” wall for (10’ x 10’) ➔ Second class = 70 Kg/cm2

Cement = 2.6 bags (130 kg), Sand = 1.5 Brass, Bricks = 850 Nos ➔ Common brick = 35 Kg/cm2

▪ 9” wall for (1 Cu.m) ➔ Fire bricks = 125 Kg/cm2

Cement = 1.2 bags (60 kg), Sand = 0.7 Brass, Bricks = 400 Nos
▪ Test on Cement: -

▪ Staircase slope = 25° - 40° 1) Specific Gravity Test

▪ Residential building average minimum stair width = 900 mm 2) Fineness Test

▪ Standard sand imported from Ennore (Madras) 3) Standard consistency test

4) IST & FST test
▪ Expiry of cement within 3 months
5) Compressive & Tensile strength test
▪ Standard Hook length = 10 d or 75 mm
6) Soundness test
▪ Angle of hook = 135°
7) Field test
▪ Weight of steel bar per meter length = D2 /162
▪ IST of OPC & RHC = 30 min
▪ Unit weight of steel = 7850 kg/m3
▪ FST of OPC & RHC = 10 hrs
▪ Steel modulus of elasticity = 2 x 10 5 N/mm2
▪ Normal consistency of OPC = 25%
▪ Fe500 mean Fe = Iron, 500 = Minimum yield stress
▪ Soundness test = Split not more than 10 mm
▪ Unit weight of PCC = 24 kN/m3
▪ 53 Grade cement means 53 = Strength of cement
▪ Unit weight of RCC = 25 kN/m3
▪ Max allowable temp for fresh concrete = 32°C
D 6 8 mm 10 mm 12 mm 16 20 25 mm ▪ Curing period = 7 days
mm mm mm
▪ Test on Concrete: -
D2 36 64 100 144 256 400 625
1. Slump cone test (50 - 100 mm)
W 0.20 0.40 0.60 0.90 1.60 2.4 3.85 2. Compressive strength test (UTM-Universal Testing
M/C)
Area 28.2 50.26 78.53 113.09 201.0 314.15 490.87
7 6 3. Flexural tensile strength test

▪ Minimum grade of concrete in RCC = M20 4. Spilt tensile test

▪ Minimum grade of concrete in PCC = M15 5. Core cutter test

▪ Length of single steel bar = 12 m or 40 ft 6. Non destructive testing (Rebound hammer test)

▪ Pile foundation provided when SBC is less than 24 kN/m 2 ▪ True slump, Shear slump, Collapse slump

▪ Floor to floor height is 3m or 10 ft. ▪ Cover provided for protection from Corrosion &
Fire protection.
▪ Slab = 20 mm
▪ Beam = 25 mm
▪ Column = 40 mm
▪ Footing = 50 mm Lap length: -

▪ Level checked on site by using Spirit level, Dumpy level and ▪ Column = 45d

Levelling Tube. ▪ Beam = Compression - 24d, Tension - 45d

▪ Bleeding - Water comes out at surface ▪ Slab = 60d

▪ Concrete cube size for testing is 15 cm x 15 cm x 15 cm Steel %: -

▪ If 28 days cube strength is not achieved then core cutter test ▪ Slab = 0.15% - Mild, 0.12% Deformed

is preferred ▪ Beam = 0.20 - 4%

▪ Standard size of brick = 19 cm x 9 cm x 9 cm (7.5” x 3.5” x 3.5”) ▪ Column = 0.8 - 6%

▪ Conventional size of brick = 23 cm x 11.4 cm x 7.5 cm ▪ Footing = 0.15% - Mild, 0.12% Deformed

▪ Conventional size of brick = 9” x 4.5” x 3”

▪ Maximum free fall of concrete 1.5 m ▪ LC of theodolite = 20” (Second)

▪ AAC = Autoclaved Aerated Concrete ▪ LC of Prismatic compass = 30’ (Minutes)

▪ Plate load test determines bearing capacity of soil ▪ LC of Levelling staff = 5 mm

▪ Extra length in bent up bars = 0.42d ▪ Total station - Angle = 1” (Second), Distance = 1 mm

▪ EGL = Existing Ground Level

▪ EIA = Environmental Impact Assessment
▪ DPR = Detailed Project Report ▪ 1 Ha = 2.47 Acre

▪ First class brick should not absorb water more than 20% ▪ 1 Acre = 43,560 ft2

▪ Second class brick should not absorb water more than 22% ▪ 1 sq.m = 10.75 sq.ft

▪ Third class brick should not absorb water more than 25% ▪ 1 Gallon = 3.78 Litre

▪ 1 m3 brickwork = 500 bricks ▪ 1 Kg = 9.81 N

▪ 1 m3 brick = 550 bricks ▪ 1 kN = 101.97 Kg

▪ 1 Tonne = 1,000 Kg
▪
M5 1 : 5 : 10 M15 1:2:4

M7.5 1:4:8 M20 1 : 1.5 : 3

M10 1:3:6 M25 1:1:2

▪ Generally plastering done in 3 coats

▪ Circular shape steel bar has best load distribution property
and is easy to cast in company
▪ CBR sample soaked in water for 96 hrs
(California Bearing Ratio)

▪ Maximum diameter bar used in slab = D/8

▪ Minimum number of bar in Rectangular column = 4
▪ Minimum number of bar in Circular column = 6
▪ Minimum diameter bar used in column = 12 mm
▪ Stirrups - To resist shear force & hold main steel in position
▪ Column - Vertical compressive member
▪ Strut - Inclined compressive member,
Stresses may be compressive may be tensile
 Technical Round

▪ Introduce yourself
▪ Working drawing
▪ Purpose of creation of working drawing
▪ How will you manage your architectural domain
▪ Different types of architectural plans
▪ BIM
▪ AEC
▪ LOD (400 & 500)
▪ What is fabrication?
▪ What kind of details are required at LOD 400?
▪ What is standard sizes of bolt?
▪ What are the different types of bolts?
▪ What is J bolt?
▪ What is function of roof?
▪ Types of roof?
▪ Difference between gable roof & hip roof.
▪ Have you work on specific detail of roof?
▪ Have you worked on any specific staircase view?
▪ Standard size of riser & tread.
▪ What is difference between floor & slab?
▪ Up-to what level you can model in revit?
▪ What is LOD 200 & LOD 300?
▪ What is 4D & 5D in BIM?
▪ What is time model & what is cost model?
▪ What are the different types of family we have?
▪ What is parametric family?
▪ Elaborate your practice project?
▪ Why do you want to join this company?
▪ What is your short term & long tern goal?
▪ What is your strength?
▪ What is means by W12x24 section?
▪ What is difference between I section & W section?
▪ What is Flange & Web?