Karnataka II PUC Retail Vocational (KSEAB) case studies
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The Karnataka II PUC Retail Vocational is a two-year pre-university vocational course offered by the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB). It is designed for students who want a school-leaving qualification combined with job-ready retail skills, and it suits learners aiming for entry-level roles in stores, supermarkets, malls, or for self-employment in small retail businesses. The Karnataka II PUC Retail Vocational (KSEAB) case studies are 5 cases and about 4,487 words.
1Choosing a Retail Format With ₹12 Lakh and Ten Days to Sign
A first-time entrepreneur in a taluk town near Mysuru has ₹12 lakh of savings and a 900 sq ft shop on a main road where traffic counts suggest about 1,400 two-wheelers and cars pass per hour, though most are through-traffic moving above 40 km/h and there is parking for only four vehicles. Behind the shop is a 420-house layout with a government school 300 m away.
837 words, about 4 min2Eight Per Cent Shrinkage and a Discount That Expires in Three Days
A supermarket in Hubballi runs a POS-linked inventory system covering 6,200 SKUs. At the monthly physical count, SKU A (a 750 ml hair oil) shows 441 units on the shelf and in the stockroom against 480 units in the system.
902 words, about 5 min3A ₹1,850 Shortfall on the Busiest Saturday of the Year
It is 9:40 pm on the second Saturday of a festival sale at a 4,000 sq ft store in Mangaluru. Cashier Ravi's drawer should hold ₹42,350 from 118 bills, but the counted cash is ₹40,500.
856 words, about 4 min4The End-Cap, the Cousin and ₹5,000 a Month
A 1,200 sq ft unisex apparel store in a Bengaluru suburb gets about 300 walk-ins a day. Its 4 sq m end-cap facing the entrance currently holds a premium skincare range priced ₹899-₹2,499.
882 words, about 4 min5Six Issues, Sixty Customers and One Shift in Charge
It is 8:30 pm on the Friday before Deepavali at a 2,500 sq ft supermarket in Belagavi. The owner is on a call and the supervisor is on leave; you are the shift in-charge.
1,010 words, about 5 min