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Quantity surveying and valuation

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Question paper 1

  1. SECTION-A

    Q1. a) Fill in the blanks.

    i. The value of a property building after its working tenure without being dismantled is known as …………

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  3. ii. While analyzing the rates, contractor profit is added at the rate of………………%.

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  5. iii. The attendance of the laborers is recorded daily in…………………..

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  7. v. In the analysis of rate the number of bricks taken into account per cubic meter is……………...

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  8. b) State the unit of measurement for the following:-

    vi. Electric Fitting xi. D.P.C

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  9. vii. Cement Plaster

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  10. xii. Steel doors and Windows

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  11. viii. Supply of Bitumen/tar

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  12. xiii. Supply of water closet(size specified)

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  13. ix. Supply of varnish, oil

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  14. xiv. Rain Water pipe

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  15. x. Supply of bricks

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  16. xv. Distempering

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  17. SECTION-B

    Q2. Attempt any six questions.

    a. What are the various duties of quantity surveyor?

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  19. b. What do you understand by estimate? Give the importance of estimate.

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  21. c. What are the factors affecting the Analysis of rates

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  23. d. Find out the dry material required for 1cu.m cement concrete 1:4:8

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  25. e. Find out the dry material for 1cu.m brick masonry in cement sand mortar 1:4.

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  27. f. Define valuation. Give the purpose of valuation

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  29. g. Calculate the value of year’s purchase whose life is 20 years and the rate of interest is 6%.For sinking fund rate of interest is 5%

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  31. h. Write a short note on scrap value, book value and outgoings.

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  33. i. Define Contract? What are the essential elements of contracts?

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  35. SECTION-C

    Attempt any three questions.

    Q3. A RCC simply supported beam with following data

    Clear Span=3.5m

    Bearing on Wall=200mm

    Thickness of wall=300mm

    Size of the beam=300mmX500mm

    Main Reinforcement=5-20mm ɸ HYSD bars

    (Three Bars up at l/7 from the inner face of support)

    Stirrups=8mm ɸ 2 legged @ 200mm c/c.

    Anchor Bars=2-12 ɸ mm

    Calculate the total quantity of mild steel reinforcement also prepare the bar bending schedule

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  36. Q5. Workout the analyses of rates for brick masonry cement mortars 1:4 in superstructure. Labour for 10cu.m brick masonry 8 brick layer @ Rs. 500/- per day, 15 mazdor @ Rs. 300/- , 2 Bhisti @ Rs. 250/- per day. Rate of material: - cement bag Rs. 300/-, Sand Rs. 800/- per cu.m, Bricks 4000/- per thousand.

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  37. Q6. Explain general specifications of first class building.

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  38. Q5. A short link road is to be constructed entirely in cutting at a uniform rising gradient 1 in 30.The N.S levels are given below: 

    Rd N.S.(level)
    0 70.40
    30 69.70
    60 71.10
    90 74.05
    120 75.40
    150 74.00

    If the formation level at Rd 0 is 65 meters, estimate the quantity of cutting for a formation width of 10 meters. The side slope is 2:1(Horizontal: vertical) and there is no cross slope. Also find out the cost of cutting @ Rs.450.00 cu m.

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