Haryana BSEH Secondary NSQF Power study plan

Define current, voltage, resistance and power and state the SI unit and symbol for each

Convert between mA/A, mV/V, kW/W and mJ/J without a calculator error

List the five main electric-shock hazards (contact, arc flash, step potential, static, induced) and describe one control for each

Explain the purpose of earthing, RCD/ELCB and MCB in protecting a person, and state typical tripping thresholds

Apply the safe-isolation sequence (identify, isolate, lock/tag, prove dead, earth) to a described low-voltage job

Calculate resistance from voltage and current using Ohm's law in three rearranged forms

Compute power, energy and cost for a domestic load over a 30-day billing cycle

Distinguish series and parallel circuits and calculate equivalent resistance for simple two- and three-resistor networks

Identify the parts of a domestic wiring circuit: service entry, main switch, distribution board, sub-circuits, points

Select the correct conductor size and MCB rating for a stated load, justifying the choice

Describe the wiring systems used in Indian domestic and light-commercial work (PVC conduit concealed, surface, casing-capping, batten) and state where each is appropriate

Draw a single-line diagram of a two-room installation with lighting and socket sub-circuits

Explain the difference between MCB, MCCB, fuse, RCCB and ELCB and match each to a protective role

Wire and test a one-way and a two-way (staircase) lighting circuit on a practice board

State IE rules/IS code expectations for conductor colour code, earth continuity and minimum socket height

Name and state the use of at least 15 hand tools and 8 measuring instruments used by an electrician

Demonstrate correct use of a digital multimeter for voltage, continuity and resistance measurement, including range and probe discipline

Explain insulation resistance testing with a megger and state a typical acceptable value for a low-voltage installation

Write a risk assessment for a live-board working task using a hazard-control hierarchy

Describe first aid for electric shock and burns, including CPR sequence and when not to touch a casualty

Trace the path of electricity from generator to a domestic consumer and name the voltage levels at each stage

Distinguish transmission from distribution and explain why high voltage is used for bulk transfer

Describe the roles of a state transmission utility, DISCOM, load dispatch centre and regulator in the Indian power sector

List at least eight career roles in the sector (lineman, substation attendant, wireman, metering technician, solar installer, O&M technician) with entry-level qualification and typical progression

Explain the difference between a feeder, a distributor and a service main

Explain the working principle of a transformer and why it works only on AC

Use the turns ratio to calculate secondary voltage and current for a stated transformer

Distinguish core and shell construction and state why laminations reduce loss

Describe the construction and starting of a three-phase induction motor and a single-phase motor used in domestic pumps

Identify the parts of a distribution transformer and state the function of conservator, breather and Buchholz relay

Explain why a transformer cannot be started on DC and what happens if it is

Compare DC and AC motors on construction, starting and application

Describe the safety and maintenance checks carried out on a motor and a transformer in service

Outline the growth areas in the sector: rooftop solar, smart metering, EV charging, and the skills each demands

Map your own next step to a specific certification or apprenticeship route with eligibility stated

Write a clear technical report of a fault-finding exercise in under 200 words with a stated conclusion

Practise a mock interview answer for 'describe a safety procedure you follow' using a structured example

Complete two full timed mock tests covering all eight domains and score each by domain

Re-study only the two weakest domains identified by the mock scores

Recite the formula sheet, colour code and isolation sequence from memory