Karnataka SSLC Automobile - NSQF (KSEAB) study materials
Karnataka SSLC Automobile - NSQF (KSEAB) study resources

Karnataka SSLC Automobile - NSQF (KSEAB) case studies

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The Karnataka SSLC Automobile vocational subject (delivered under the NSQF framework and examined by KSEAB) is a school-level qualification that pairs the standard SSLC academic programme with industry-oriented automotive trade skills. It suits students who want a recognised secondary credential while building a practical foundation for further vocational study, ITI/apprenticeship routes, or entry-level work in workshops, service centres and dealerships. The Karnataka SSLC Automobile - NSQF (KSEAB) case studies are 5 cases and about 2,928 words.

1

Oil, Sparks and a Partly Locked Hoist

At a two-wheeler and car service garage in Hubballi, the floor of bay 2 is coated with engine oil from a drained sump. A 19-year-old trainee is asked to grind a seized exhaust stud using a 100 mm angle grinder while a mechanic MIG-welds a sill 3 m away.

632 words, about 3 min
2

Head Gasket Repair With a Dropped Torque Wrench

A 1.2 L four-cylinder petrol engine is reassembled after a head gasket replacement. The service manual specifies 30 N·m plus 90° for the cylinder head bolts, tightened in a sequence from the centre outward.

566 words, about 3 min
3

Tata Ace Jumps Out of Second Gear Under Load

A Tata Ace mini-truck with a 5-speed manual gearbox has done 84,000 km. The driver reports that the lever jumps out of second gear when the vehicle accelerates hard on a gradient, especially with a load.

615 words, about 3 min
4

Overnight Battery Drain After an Aftermarket Central-Locking Kit

A 2017 Maruti Swift petrol, 62,000 km, has a battery that goes flat overnight twice in one week. The battery is 18 months old, 35 Ah, and its resting voltage after 2 hours is 12.4 V.

553 words, about 3 min
5

Brake Pull and a Disc Below Minimum Thickness

A 2018 hatchback with 48,000 km pulls to the right when the brake pedal is pressed firmly. The owner says the pedal feels low and the fluid looks dark.

562 words, about 3 min