Odisha CHSE +2 Vocational Automobile Technology study materials
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Odisha CHSE +2 Vocational Automobile Technology study plan

Odisha CHSE +2 Vocational Automobile Technology · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Automobile Fundamentals and Workshop Practice & Engine Systems and Overhauling

  • Label the major assemblies of a chassis, engine and drivetrain on a blank diagram from memory, naming at least 20 components correctly

  • Demonstrate the safe use of a bench vice, hacksaw, files and taps by completing a simple filing and threading job while listing the personal protective equipment required for each step

  • Explain the four-stroke cycle of both petrol and diesel engines in sequence, stating valve positions, piston direction and the energy conversion at each stroke

  • Distinguish between SI and CI combustion by describing how the air-fuel mixture is prepared and ignited in each case

  • Record workshop safety rules and first-aid steps for cuts, burns and battery acid contact in a personal checklist of at least 15 points

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn, fully labelled engine and chassis component chart plus a one-page workshop safety checklist, both self-tested without notes

Week 2

Engine Systems and Overhauling

  • Identify and state the function of cylinder head, block, liner, piston, rings, gudgeon pin, connecting rod, crankshaft, flywheel and camshaft on a stripped engine or diagram

  • Describe the correct sequence for dismantling and reassembling an engine, including torque and tightening-order rules for cylinder head bolts

  • Explain valve timing, valve clearance and the purpose of tappet adjustment, then calculate a simple valve overlap from given opening and closing angles

  • Compare wet and dry liner fitting and list the checks made on a crankshaft for bend, taper and ovality

  • Diagnose three common engine faults (low compression, excessive oil consumption, knocking) by linking each symptom to at least two probable causes and a test

Your checkpoint

A written engine overhaul procedure for one engine type covering dismantling order, inspection points, torque values and reassembly checks, with a labelled sketch of the valve train

Week 3

Transmission, Clutch, Gearbox and Differential

  • Explain the construction and operation of single-plate and multi-plate clutches, and state how clutch free play is measured and adjusted

  • Describe the power flow through a sliding-mesh and a constant-mesh gearbox in at least three gear positions each

  • Calculate overall gear ratio, vehicle speed and tractive effort from given gear ratios, tyre size and engine rpm

  • Explain the function of the propeller shaft, universal joint and slip joint, and state why a differential is needed when a vehicle turns

  • Describe the working of a final drive and differential, and identify the parts of a synchromesh unit

Your checkpoint

A gear-ratio problem set of 10 solved numericals plus a labelled power-flow sketch for one gearbox in first, second and top gear

Week 4

Braking, Steering and Suspension Systems

  • Compare drum and disc brakes in construction, operation and self-energising effect, and explain the role of the master cylinder and bleeding

  • Describe hydraulic braking pressure transmission and solve three simple pedal-force and braking-force numericals

  • Explain steering geometry terms (camber, caster, kingpin inclination, toe-in) and state the effect of each on tyre wear and steering effort

  • Identify the components of manual and power steering systems and describe how a rack-and-pinion unit converts rotary input to wheel movement

  • Compare leaf spring, coil spring, torsion bar and shock absorber construction and state the function of each in ride and handling

Your checkpoint

A two-page comparison sheet on braking, steering and suspension systems with a solved numerical for pedal force and a labelled sketch of one steering layout

Week 5

Automobile Electrical and Electronic Systems

  • Trace the complete starting and charging circuits from battery through ignition switch, starter solenoid and alternator, naming each component and its function

  • Explain battery construction, electrolyte specific gravity, charging methods and the checks for a flat or sulphated battery

  • Describe the operation of coil ignition and compare it with electronic ignition, including the role of the contact breaker, condenser and spark plug gap

  • Identify lighting, horn, wiper and indicator circuits and state the purpose of fuses, relays and the earth return

  • Interpret simple wiring diagrams to locate an open circuit, short circuit and high-resistance earth fault in a given lighting circuit

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn wiring diagram of the starting and charging circuit with a fault-finding table listing five symptoms, their causes and the test used for each

Week 6

Fuel, Lubrication and Cooling Systems & Automobile Electrical and Electronic Systems

  • Compare carburettor and fuel injection fuel delivery, and describe the function of the fuel pump, filter and tank

  • Explain the properties of engine oil (viscosity, SAE and API grading) and describe full-flow and bypass filtration

  • Trace the flow of coolant through the engine, radiator, thermostat, water pump and bypass circuit, and state the purpose of each

  • Describe air cooling and liquid cooling advantages, and explain the effect of a stuck-open and stuck-closed thermostat

  • Explain the operation of a simple engine management sensor set (coolant temperature, oxygen, throttle position) and how each signal affects fuelling

Your checkpoint

A lubrication and cooling system flow chart with a one-page note on oil grading and thermostat faults, plus five short answers on sensor function

Week 7

Vehicle Maintenance, Diagnostics and Servicing & Automotive Materials, Tools and Measuring Instruments

  • Prepare a preventive maintenance schedule for a small petrol vehicle covering daily, weekly, monthly and 10,000 km checks

  • Demonstrate the correct use of vernier caliper, micrometer, feeler gauge, dial gauge and torque wrench by recording readings on given components

  • Explain the procedure for wheel alignment, wheel balancing, tyre rotation and tyre wear pattern diagnosis

  • Describe the steps of engine tuning for a petrol engine, including ignition timing, idle setting and emission check

  • Interpret a diagnostic symptom table to decide the test sequence for poor starting, overheating and excessive fuel consumption

Your checkpoint

A completed maintenance schedule chart plus a measurement record sheet with 10 instrument readings, each with the instrument used and the acceptable limit

Week 8

Road Safety, Environmental Regulations and Motor Vehicle Act & Vehicle Maintenance, Diagnostics and Servicing & Engine Systems and Overhauling

  • State the key provisions of the Motor Vehicle Act relating to driving licence, registration, insurance, permit and penalties for common offences

  • Explain the causes and prevention of road accidents and list the mandatory safety features and traffic signs a driver must recognise

  • Describe emission norms, the role of the catalytic converter and PUC certification, and state the effect of vehicle emissions on air quality

  • Revise the heaviest domains by answering 60 mixed practice questions under timed conditions and correcting every wrong answer with a reason

  • Summarise the whole syllabus in a one-page formula and definition sheet for final revision

Your checkpoint

A timed 60-question mock test scored and reviewed, plus a one-page final revision sheet covering key formulas, definitions and legal provisions

Milestones

Week 2: Can label a stripped engine's components and write the dismantling and reassembly sequence with head-bolt torque order from memory, scoring at least 80% on a self-made 20-item test

Week 4: Can solve a gear-ratio and a braking-force numerical unaided and explain clutch, gearbox, brake and steering operation in a five-minute spoken summary each

Week 6: Can draw the starting and charging circuit and the coolant flow path from memory, and score at least 70% on a 30-question mixed test covering domains 1 to 6

Week 8: Scores at least 70% on the timed 60-question mock test, with no domain below 50%, and has a complete one-page revision sheet