Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishing study plan
Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishing · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Garment Construction and Finishing & Pattern Making, Grading and Cutting
Sequence the ten basic garment-construction operations (from fabric inspection to final pressing) in the correct order and justify each step
Label the parts of a single-needle lockstitch machine and explain the function of needle, bobbin case, feed dog, and tension discs
Demonstrate on scrap fabric five seam types (plain, French, flat-felled, lapped, run-and-fell) and record seam strength and appearance notes for each
Identify and define fifteen pattern-making terms including grainline, dart, notch, seam allowance, and ease, using correct technical vocabulary
Your checkpoint
A stitched seam sample book of five seam types with a one-line description of use and a labelled machine-parts diagram
Garment Construction and Finishing & Pattern Making, Grading and Cutting
Draft a basic bodice block to stated body measurements and verify it against a half-scale check set
Explain the purpose and rules of grading and grade one bodice block from size 10 to size 12
Describe the cutting-room sequence and state the function of marker making, fabric spreading, and cutting
Compare three cutting tools (straight knife, round knife, band knife) by use, safety risk, and fabric suitability
List eight garment-finishing defects and the construction-stage cause of each
Your checkpoint
A hand-drafted bodice block with a graded size-up version and a written marker-layout sketch showing grainline and fabric-width economy
Fibres, Yarns and Fabrics & Made-Ups and Home Furnishing Products
Classify ten named fibres as natural or man-made and state one end-use property for each
Distinguish staple from filament yarn and describe how spinning method affects fabric hand
Explain the three basic weaves (plain, twill, satin) and identify the fabric face and float direction in each
Match six made-up articles (bed sheet, pillow cover, curtain, towel, table runner, cushion) to suitable fabric structures with reasons
Calculate the fabric required for a standard double bed sheet set from given dimensions and width
Your checkpoint
A fibre-to-fabric-to-product flow chart covering at least eight fibres and six home-furnishing products with fabric justification
Textile Design, Surface Ornamentation and Printing & Fibres, Yarns and Fabrics
Explain the difference between dyeing and printing and list four printing methods with one advantage each
Demonstrate three surface-ornamentation techniques (embroidery stitch, appliqué, and tie-and-dye or block print) on sample squares
Describe repeat, motif, and colourway and sketch a simple two-colour repeating motif
Identify five common dyeing or printing faults and state a preventive measure for each
Relate fabric preparation (desizing, scouring, bleaching) to print and dye quality
Your checkpoint
A surface-ornamentation sample sheet with three finished swatches, a sketched repeat motif, and a fault-prevention table
Industrial Sewing Machines, Tools and Equipment & Production Planning, Quality Control and Costing
Compare five industrial sewing machines (lockstitch, overlock, flatlock, bartack, buttonhole) by stitch formed and typical operation
Carry out and record a daily maintenance routine for one machine, including oiling points and needle-change checks
Explain stitch density, thread tension, and needle size selection for three fabric weights
Draft a simple production plan for a 500-piece order showing operation breakdown and daily targets
Define AQL and describe a four-point fabric inspection system with a worked example
Your checkpoint
A machine-maintenance checklist plus a one-page production plan and inspection record for a 500-piece order
Production Planning, Quality Control and Costing & Entrepreneurship, Marketing and Customer Service
Compute the cost sheet of a made-up article including fabric, thread, labour, overhead, and profit margin
Distinguish fixed and variable costs and calculate break-even output for a given small unit
Explain the four Ps of marketing with one apparel-sector example each
Draft a short customer-service script handling a size-exchange and a delayed-delivery complaint
Identify three quality-control checkpoints in garment production and the defect each prevents
Your checkpoint
A complete cost sheet and break-even calculation for one product, plus a written customer-complaint response script
Introduction to the Apparel, Made-Ups and Home Furnishing Sector & Occupational Safety, Health and Environment & Employability Skills and Communication
Outline the structure of the apparel and home-furnishing sector and name four career roles within it
Identify five workplace hazards in a sewing unit and state the control measure for each
Explain the correct procedure for a needle-stick injury and for safe needle disposal
Write a two-paragraph workplace email and a short telephonic greeting using correct professional etiquette
List five employability behaviours (punctuality, teamwork, etc.) with a workplace example of each
Your checkpoint
A one-page safety and first-aid poster for a sewing unit plus a drafted professional email to a supplier
Introduction to the Apparel, Made-Ups and Home Furnishing Sector & Fibres, Yarns and Fabrics & Pattern Making, Grading and Cutting & Garment Construction and Finishing & Made-Ups and Home Furnishing Products & Textile Design, Surface Ornamentation and Printing & Industrial Sewing Machines, Tools and Equipment & Production Planning, Quality Control and Costing & Entrepreneurship, Marketing and Customer Service & Occupational Safety, Health and Environment & Employability Skills and Communication
Revise all eleven domains using a self-made one-page summary sheet per domain
Complete two timed full-length mock tests and score at least 70 percent on each
Re-study every question answered incorrectly and write the correct fact beside it
Recite key definitions (grainline, AQL, grading, repeat) from memory without notes
Your checkpoint
Two scored mock-test papers with an error log of corrected answers and eleven summary sheets
Milestones
Week 2: Can draft and grade a bodice block and explain the cutting-room sequence without notes
Week 4: Can classify fibres, explain weaves, and demonstrate three surface-ornamentation techniques on finished swatches
Week 6: Can produce a full cost sheet with break-even figure and a professional complaint response
Week 8: Scores 70 percent or above on two timed mock tests with a completed error log