Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishing study materials
Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishing study resources

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

Week 1

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

Week 2

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

Week 3

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

Week 4

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

Week 5

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

Week 6

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

Week 7

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

Week 8

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