Drywall repairs and cutouts are very minor and easy to make unnoticeable, from my perspective nothing unusual or anything to be alarmed about.

Agree with @millworkman.

I wouldn't worry about these matters either.

If this makes you so nervous that you need to run from this builder, they will just sell the home for more money.

You would then need to purchase a completed home, because you probably shouldn't see the process of a home being built. You'll probably buy one that has had similar "repair" work done, but you won't be able to see it. This will cost you more money too.

Or you can buy a previously owned home. No telling what the previous owners have done. Or not done.

So open a bottle of wine or a box of chocolates. Or draw a nice hot bath. Whatever helps you relax. Everything will be fine.

:) Thank you all for your comments.

Since we already paid $25k in earnest money deposit cant even have a thought of running away from the builder.

Just wanted to know if these cut and fix works are all normal in the construction process as we or our limited friend circle do not have much idea on the home building process.

All your comments have put my mind at ease and hoping the builder will make everything unnoticeable.

I disagree that the repairs will be "unnoticeable".

The tract home builder is almost certainly using the cheapest & fastest drywall people he can find. I'm guessing you will be able to see where the patches have been made once the drywall has been "fixed."

Also, look at the mess of wires/pipes/lines run through the attic. Looks like a hack job...

So perhaps unnoticeable is the wrong word... Maybe we should say that it will not look any more noticeable than any of the other butt joints in the drywall which there are many. If you get a spotlight or get on the same plane as the ceiling you are likely to see a raised area. Which is the same as you will in many non-repaired areas. If the tract builder is using the cheapest drywall crew he can find, the butt and the tapered joints are also going to be a bit noticeable, this repair is not a cause for concern.

Hopefully the OP will post pictures of the completed repair, for us to see whether the fixes are "unnoticeable" or "not a cause for concern."

These are three big cutouts in the ceiling, requiring the ceiling AND walls to be properly blended. My bet is that the OP will be able to see where these holes were.

Yeah, they are around 3 feet, 2 feet, and 1 feet cuts in the ceiling. When we asked will it look patchy, the builder said he will skim the entire ceiling in the living and kitchen area and fix these pieces back in place and later do the complete skimming so it does not look patchy.(I don't know what that entire skimming process mean and how it will turn) but the builder said so as of now. The attached pic is from pre-drywall, out of those pipes now two pipes are covered with caps and won't be used because of the fix he has done. That is the reason you can see two closed pipes in the second picture.

At this point, I am not sure what exactly to ask or expect from the builder regarding these fixes.

If the builder plans to skim coat the ENTIRE ceiling, then there is a good chance the repairs won't be seen. I'm pleasantly surprised the builder is willing to spend that much time/effort/cost on such a robust fix.