Assam ASSEB HS Apparel Made-Ups & Home Furnishing study plan

Draw a full set of body measurement charts for two different figure types and label each landmark point in words

Demonstrate the standard drafting sequence for a basic bodice block on paper, step by step, without looking at notes by the end of the week

Explain how fibre type (staple versus filament, natural versus man-made) changes drape, stretch and seam behaviour in a garment

Solve ten numerical problems on yarn count systems (Ne, Nm, tex, denier) and show every conversion step

List the tools and safety practices of a pattern-making and cutting table in your own words

Convert the drafted block into a working pattern with seam allowances, grain lines, notches, darts and facings marked correctly

Construct a sample garment or to-scale calico toile and record every construction step in sequence

Describe the stages of fabric production from yarn to greige fabric and identify where each common fault can arise

Explain the purpose and effect of at least six finishing processes (mercerising, calendering, sanforising, singeing, bleaching, dyeing) on the final fabric

Diagnose five given garment-fit problems and state the specific pattern correction for each

Map the apparel production sequence from design hand-off to dispatch and state the input and output of each stage

Explain the stitch types and seam classes used in a basic shirt and justify each choice

Calculate thread consumption, SAM and line balancing figures for a simple 10-operation style

Classify fabric and garment defects according to the 4-point and 10-point systems and calculate a pass rate

Compare ring, rotor and air-jet yarns on strength, evenness and cost, and match each to a suitable end use

Write an AQL inspection plan for a garment order, choosing the sampling level, lot size and accept/reject numbers

Explain the difference between AQL, 4-point fabric inspection and final random inspection, and when each is used

Identify the standard sizes and compositions of bed linen, towels, curtains and upholstery fabrics and match fibre to function

Measure a window and calculate the fabric quantity for a lined curtain with a specified fullness ratio

List the performance requirements (shrinkage, colourfastness, flammability, abrasion) expected of three different home textile products

Sketch and label five furnishing layouts showing how colour, scale and pattern affect the perception of room size

Explain colour theory terms (hue, value, saturation, complementary, analogous) and apply them to a furnishing scheme

Describe at least six surface ornamentation techniques (block printing, batik, embroidery, appliqué, tie-dye, quilting) with the materials and steps for each

Analyse a traditional Assamese or North-Eastern textile motif and explain its repeat structure and colour palette

Produce a colourway set for one motif in three different harmony schemes

Trace the apparel value chain from fibre to retail and identify where value is added at each link

Outline the structure and current issues of the Indian apparel and textile industry, including the role of small units

Prepare a simple business plan for a small garment or home-furnishing unit with costing, pricing and break-even figures

Explain retail formats, visual merchandising and the elements of a purchase decision from the consumer's side

Describe consumer rights, labelling requirements and standard marks relevant to textile products

Interpret care labels and symbols and explain the effect of each care instruction on fibre and colour

Explain the chemistry of soiling, detergents, bleaching and stain removal for at least five common stains

Describe sustainable practices across fibre choice, dyeing, water use, recycling and disposal

Compare fast fashion and slow fashion arguments and state the role of the consumer in each

Plan a care and maintenance routine for a woollen shawl, a cotton bedsheet and a silk furnishing fabric

Revise every domain using a one-page summary sheet per domain built from your own notes

Complete two full-length timed mock papers and score them against the official marking scheme

Re-teach your three weakest topics aloud or in writing as if explaining to a classmate

Re-drill numerical areas (yarn count, line balancing, defect scoring, curtain calculation) until error-free

Build a final formula-and-definition sheet for last-minute revision