Weightage

That's a bogus word that should be shot; and, on top of that, there is no such thing as an "exact definition," except in legalistic/bureaucratic fantasies.

ok.can you give an example to calculate weightage?

Just add up all the weights of whatever is relevant.

Too much - Honorable Editor cause me fall face into sushi lunch box, with 'should be shot' using benchmark Bill & Ted word "bogus".

Tink wet self.

Funny day - thank you

De nada.

Weightage is simply one jewel per second, divided by the number of carats per fortnight.

It's an obtuse way of defining Alm's law.

Are you in India as it's very likely to be in common useage in India. It is not a correct term in the proper use of the English language. Its use in India is probably equivalent to "weighted average" or "weighting" as we would use. In these cases it would mean that something carries more (or less) weight, more importance than something else.

How would it relate to a production firm - could be a multitude of reasons.

Now, if it were a steel production firm, you may be more likely to hear and use the term "tonnage" - but that is a whole different meaning.

Hi,

I do calculate weightage, Earned manhours against Estimated manhours

Regard's

I think Junior Engineer is a person in the molding business with zero experience. Level of education is suspect as well.

Try waiting for a train or bus that's Weightage