WHAT IS THE TREND OF AE/JE EXAMS IN 2025?

In simple language, a "Trend" is the "direction" in which the exam is moving. Over the last 25 years, Junior Engineer (JE) exams have evolved from simple memory-based tests into analytical, logic-driven competitions in various exams.

Understanding the trend helps you predict topics/questions, what will come next? so you don't waste time on outdated material. Here is the detailed trend breakdown for all your target exams:

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Facts about Burj al Dubai || Now known as Burj Khalifa

Fact about Burj Khalifa || Engineering Facts

Helwo Engineers! Here some interesting facts about Burj Khalifa, you might know. 

i). Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world with an architectural height of 2716.5 feet or 828.0 meters. Its occupied height (height of the floor occupied by people) is 1918 feet or 584.5 meters. Its total height measured from its tip is 2723 feet or 829.8 meters.

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SRS on Admixture's | Concrete Technology | SRS

Helwo Engineers, 

You are looking great, So there are some important Short Revision points given below. Hopefully, you can remember these points easily & these points will help you for competitive exams of Civil Engineering & specially for SSC, RRB, DSSB JE exams. 

SRS on Admixture 

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Plans & Maps | Difference | AnswerMate by Engineer Z

Question || What is the difference between Plans & Maps? 

Answer:

i). Both are the graphical representation of the features on a horizontal plane. 

ii). Plan is a large scale representation whereas, Map is a small scale representation. 

As stated in the definition of surveying the objective of measurements is to show relative positions of various objects on paper. Such representations on paper is called plan or map. 

A plan may be defined as the graphical representation of the features on, near or below the surface of the earth as projected on a horizontal plane to a suitable scale.

However, since the surface of the earth is curved and that of the paper is plane, no part of the earth can be represented on such maps without distortion. If the area to be represented is small, the distortion is less and large scale can be used. Such representations are called plans. If the area to be represented is large, small, scales are to be used and distortion is large. Representation of

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DSSB Recruitment 2017 - JE Civil 70

Government of NCT of Delhi, Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has advertised a notification for the recruitment of Junior Engineer & Other vacancies under various departments of Govt. of NCT of Delhi. Eligible candidates can apply online from 25-08-2017 to

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TRB Tamil Nadu Recruitment 2017 | 1058 Posts | Job Mate

Tamil Nadu Teacher Recruitment Board (TRB TN) has released a notification for the recruitment of 1,058 Lecturers (Engineering/Non-Engineering) in Government Polytechnic Colleges. Interested candidates may check the eligibility criteria and apply online from 29-07-2017 to 11-08-2017.  More details about TRB TN Recruitment (2017), including number of vacancies, eligibility criteria, selection procedure, how to apply and important dates, are given below:

Vacancy Details: •Post Name: Lecturers (Engineering/Non-Engineering) •No. of Vacancies: 1,058 •Pay Scale: Rs. 15,600-39,100 •Grade Pay: Rs. 5,400

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Introduction to Surveying | Surveying | Part I

Introduction:

• Surveying may be defined as the method of making measurements of the relative positions of, natural & man-made features on earth’s surface and the presentation of this information either graphically or numerically.
• The commonest methods of presentation are by means of a plan or map.
• Both plans and maps are the graphical representations of the features on a horizontal plane.
• Plan is a large scale representation whereas man is a small scale representation.
• Height information can be added either as spot heights, which are individual heights of points, or as contours which give a less detailed but better visual representation of the area.

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