Assam HS Skill Electrical Mechanics and Electrician study materials
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Assam HS Skill Electrical Mechanics and Electrician study plan

Assam HS Skill Electrical Mechanics and Electrician · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Basic Electrical Theory and Fundamentals

  • Derive and apply Ohm's law, power and energy formulas to at least 20 mixed series and parallel resistor problems

  • Compute equivalent resistance, branch current and voltage drop for three-resistor series-parallel networks without a calculator error

  • Explain the difference between AC and DC quantities and calculate RMS, average and peak values for a sinusoidal supply

  • State Kirchhoff's current and voltage laws and use them to solve a two-loop network

  • Define power factor, active, reactive and apparent power and calculate power factor correction for a small inductive load

Your checkpoint

A handwritten formula sheet plus 20 fully worked numerical problems with final answers checked against a self-made answer key

Week 2

Basic Electrical Theory and Fundamentals & Electrical Measuring Instruments and Testing

  • Describe the construction and operating principle of a moving-coil and a moving-iron instrument and state which suits AC or DC

  • Connect and read a voltmeter, ammeter, wattmeter and energy meter correctly in a simple test circuit

  • Calculate the multiplier resistance needed to extend a voltmeter range and the shunt needed for an ammeter

  • Explain how a megger and a multimeter are used to check insulation resistance and continuity

  • Identify the errors caused by wrong range selection, loading effect and parallax

Your checkpoint

A one-page instrument-selection table (quantity measured, instrument, connection method, range and reading rule) with 10 numerical range-extension problems solved

Week 3

Electrical Wiring, Joints and Installation Practice

  • List and select the correct cable size, conductor material and insulation for given load and installation conditions

  • Demonstrate the steps of making a Britannia, married, tee and western union joint and state where each is used

  • Describe the wiring systems (cleat, casing-capping, conduit, batten) and justify a choice for a workshop and a home

  • Draw a single-line lighting and power sub-circuit with switch, socket and distribution board connections

  • Explain the IEE/IS rules on conductor colour code, sub-circuit loading and conduit fill

Your checkpoint

A labelled sketch of one lighting and one power sub-circuit with cable size, fuse/MCB rating and joint type justified in writing

Week 4

Electrical Machines: Transformers, Motors and Generators

  • Explain the construction, EMF equation and losses of a single-phase transformer and solve turns-ratio and efficiency problems

  • Describe the difference between core and shell type, and between oil-cooled and dry-type transformers

  • Explain the production of a rotating magnetic field in a three-phase induction motor and define slip

  • Compare the construction of a DC machine and explain the function of commutator and brush gear

  • State the starting methods and applications of squirrel-cage and slip-ring induction motors

Your checkpoint

A comparison chart of transformer, induction motor and DC generator covering construction, principle, losses and applications, plus 10 solved machine numericals

Week 5

Electrical Safety, Earthing and Protective Devices & Electrical Wiring, Joints and Installation Practice

  • Explain the purpose, types and construction of earthing and calculate earth electrode resistance for a given soil condition

  • Describe the working of MCB, ELCB/RCCB, fuse and MCCB and select the correct rating for a domestic circuit

  • List the causes of electric shock and the immediate first-aid and rescue steps for a low-voltage contact

  • State the precautions for working on live equipment and the use of PPE, insulated tools and lockout

  • Explain protective multiple earthing and the difference between earthing and neutral

Your checkpoint

A safety checklist and earthing layout diagram for a two-room house with all protective devices rated and justified

Week 6

Electrical Drawing, Estimation and Costing

  • Interpret and draw the standard symbols used in electrical layout and wiring diagrams

  • Prepare a load schedule and calculate total connected load, diversity factor and maximum demand for a small workshop

  • Estimate the quantity of cable, conduit, switches, sockets and boards required from a given layout

  • Prepare a cost estimate with material, labour and overhead components for a domestic installation

  • Read a simple single-line diagram and convert it into a wiring diagram

Your checkpoint

A complete estimation and costing sheet for a two-room installation showing itemised quantities, rates, labour and total cost

Week 7

Industrial Electronics and Control

  • Explain the characteristics and testing of a PN junction diode and identify its use in rectifier circuits

  • Describe half-wave and full-wave bridge rectification and sketch input and output waveforms

  • Explain the working of a BJT as a switch and the use of a relay for controlling a motor circuit

  • Describe the construction and speed control of a single-phase and three-phase motor starter circuit

  • Explain the principle of a TRIAC dimmer and an inverter, and state one industrial application of each

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn set of circuit diagrams (rectifier, transistor relay switch, motor starter) with a short written explanation of each waveform and control action

Week 8

Domestic and Industrial Appliance Repair & Practical Workshop and Viva-Voce

  • Diagnose and describe the repair procedure for a domestic fan, an electric iron and a water pump motor

  • Explain the fault-finding steps for a fluorescent lamp, a mixer grinder and a refrigerator compressor circuit

  • Assemble and test a simple lighting circuit with a switch and socket on a board and demonstrate safe isolation

  • Answer viva questions on tools, materials and safety with correct technical terms

  • Revise weak areas from weeks 1 to 7 using the earlier deliverables and attempt a timed mock test

Your checkpoint

A fault-finding log of five appliances (symptom, test, cause, repair) plus a completed mock test with self-scored answers

Milestones

Week 2: Solve 15 mixed numericals on Ohm's law, power, series-parallel networks and instrument range extension with at least 80 percent correct, and explain each wrong answer in writing

Week 4: Explain transformer EMF equation and induction motor slip from memory and score at least 8 out of 10 on a self-made machine test

Week 6: Produce a full estimate for a two-room installation with correct load schedule, cable sizes and protective device ratings, verified against a checklist

Week 8: Complete a 60-question timed mock covering all nine domains with at least 60 percent overall and no domain below 50 percent