Igbc Ap Mock Test 95%

A) Conducting energy audit of existing buildings B) Guiding project team through credit documentation C) Approving building plan variations D) Issuing green material certificates

Total Questions: 50 Time Allowed: 60 Minutes Passing Score: 80% (40/50) Format: Multiple Choice (Single correct answer) Section 1: Core Concepts & IGBC Rating Systems (Q1–15) 1. What does IGBC stand for? A) Indian Green Building Council B) International Green Building Code C) Indian Government Building Corporation D) Integrated Green Building Consortium

A) Alternative Transport B) Energy Efficiency C) Site Selection D) Water Harvesting

A) 25% B) 50% C) 75% D) 95%

A) 500 sq.m B) 1,000 sq.m C) 2,500 sq.m D) No minimum area

A) Green Cities B) Green Mass Rapid Transit C) Green Data Centre D) Green Shipbuilding

A) Low water consumption B) Environmentally preferable product certified by CII-IGBC C) High energy efficiency D) Zero carbon product igbc ap mock test

A) Replacing the commissioning authority B) Coordinating credit documentation across disciplines C) Granting final certification D) Selecting only IGBC-listed products

A) Zero construction waste B) Zero energy bill with grid export equal to import C) Zero water discharge D) Zero VOC paints

A) 12 months of utility data B) LEED certification C) Total demolition and rebuild D) Zero discharge of wastewater A) Conducting energy audit of existing buildings B)

A) Design green buildings only B) Understand the valuation of green credits C) Facilitate the IGBC registration and certification process D) Replace local building bylaws

A) Reducing heat gain without blocking light B) Increasing UV radiation C) Decreasing sound transmission only D) Making glass unbreakable

A) IGBC Green Homes B) LEED India C) GRIHA D) IGBC Green Factory A 50,000 sq

A) Energy and water B) Furniture and fixtures C) Landscaping only D) Canteen waste Section 4: Scenario-Based & Advanced (Q46–50) 46. A 50,000 sq.ft office building in Chennai has 80% daylight in all regularly occupied areas, low-VOC paints, and CO2 sensors. Which credit categories are addressed? A) Energy & Water B) Health & Wellbeing + Daylighting C) Site & Materials D) Innovation only