Learn Road Estimation, BOQ Preparation, Quantity Takeoff, Measurement Rules, AutoCAD & Excel from Real Projects
Have you ever wanted to learn how professional Quantity Surveyors estimate road construction projects but didn't know where to start?
This course is designed to teach you the complete process of Road Quantity Surveying in Urdu, making it easy to understand even if you are a beginner. Using real construction drawings and practical examples, you will learn how to measure quantities, prepare Bills of Quantities (BOQs), interpret specifications, and estimate road construction works with confidence.
Unlike theoretical courses, this training focuses on real-world industry practices used by professional Quantity Surveyors, estimators, and contractors.
Throughout the course, we will work through actual road construction activities and learn how to calculate quantities accurately using industry-standard methods.
What you'll learn
Understand the role of a Road Quantity Surveyor.
Learn the purpose and structure of a Bill of Quantities (BOQ).
Understand measurement rules used in road construction.
Read and interpret road construction drawings.
Work with road specifications.
Use AutoCAD to extract measurements.
Use Microsoft Excel for quantity calculations.
Quantify demolition works.
Calculate excavation and imported fill quantities.
Measure subgrade, sub-base, base course, and asphalt layers.
Quantify prime coat and tack coat.
Calculate road kerbs and curbstones.
Measure road safety barriers.
Quantify road markings.
Understand traffic signal quantities.
Read electrical drawings related to road projects.
Prepare professional BOQs.
Apply practical Quantity Surveying techniques used on real projects.
This course includes
Step-by-step video lectures in Urdu
Real road construction drawings
Practical quantity takeoff exercises
AutoCAD demonstrations
Excel calculation examples
BOQ preparation techniques
Professional Quantity Surveying workflow
Downloadable resources
Lifetime access
Certificate of Completion
Who this course is for
Civil Engineering Students
Quantity Surveying Students
Site Engineers
Civil Engineers
Estimators
Graduate Engineers
Road Construction Professionals
Contractors
Anyone interested in Road Quantity Surveying
Requirements
No previous Quantity Surveying experience is required.
Basic knowledge of construction is helpful but not essential. Every topic is explained step by step in Urdu.
A computer with Microsoft Excel and AutoCAD (optional) is recommended for practicing alongside the lectures.
Why take this course?
Most Road Quantity Surveying courses are either too theoretical or taught only in English. This course bridges that gap by explaining professional Quantity Surveying concepts in simple Urdu, while demonstrating practical workflows that you can apply directly to real projects.
By the end of this course, you will be able to confidently read road drawings, measure quantities, prepare Bills of Quantities, and understand the complete estimation process for road construction projects.
Whether you are preparing for your first Quantity Surveying job, improving your professional skills, or expanding your knowledge of road construction, this course will provide you with a practical foundation used by industry professionals.
Start your journey today and master Road Quantity Surveying with confidence!
A diligent and proactive Quantity Surveyor graduate with an exemplary background in the field. Demonstrates a proven ability to adapt to daily challenges and deliver results efficiently. Excels in both independent and teamwork, showcasing the motivation and multi-tasking capabilities necessary to meet demanding deadlines while upholding the highest standards. Possesses exceptional skills in presentation, research, negotiation, time management, numeracy, analysis, problem-solving, and interpersonal communication. Utilises these communicative abilities to build, develop, and maintain key relationships at all levels. Exhibits meticulous attention to detail in research, analysis, and the preparation of critical reports for both verbal and written presentation.