PSEB SS Commercial Art study materials
PSEB SS Commercial Art study resources

PSEB SS Commercial Art case studies

PSEB SS Commercial Art · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The PSEB Senior Secondary (Class XII) Commercial Art credential is awarded through the Punjab School Education Board, which "came into existence through a legislative enactment in November 1969 for the development and promotion of school education in the state of Punjab." It is intended for Class XII candidates in PSEB-affiliated or associated schools who take Commercial Art as a subject within the Board's vocational offering - the Board's site lists a "Vocational Group Syllabus 2026-27" among its academic notices. Because the Board publishes a Vocational Section, syllabus pages, a Question Bank, a "Structure of Question Paper" page and "Model Test Paper/Sample Of Question Papers" separately, the paper should be treated as having both theory and practical components, but the split between them is not stated in the source text and must be confirmed from the syllabus for your session. The PSEB SS Commercial Art case studies are 5 cases and about 3,735 words.

1

A3 Prize-Day Poster on a Single-Colour Budget

A government senior secondary school asks you to design an A3 poster for its annual prize distribution. The printer can print only black ink on 70 gsm maplitho paper; adding a second colour costs ₹1,800, and the committee has ₹2,000 for 200 posters.

778 words, about 4 min
2

Mango Pickle Label for a Crowded Kirana Shelf

A small food business in your town wants a label for 500 g glass jars of mango pickle. The label is 90 mm × 60 mm, printed in four-colour process on glossy white self-adhesive paper.

788 words, about 4 min
3

Roadside Hoarding for a Coaching Centre

A coaching centre has booked a 20 ft × 10 ft hoarding facing a two-lane road. Traffic moves at 40–60 km/h, the nearest lane is 8 m away, and the opposite lane is about 25–30 m from the board.

745 words, about 4 min
4

One Logo Across Flex, Visiting Card and Embroidery

A tailoring and alteration shop called 'Stitch Point' has a logo made in a photo editor. It uses two colours with a gradient, a needle-and-thread symbol drawn with 1 pt lines, and the shop name in a flowing script.

729 words, about 4 min
5

Two-Colour School Prospectus with Phone Photos

A school wants an 8-page A4 prospectus, 1,000 copies, printed in two colours: black plus Pantone 186 red. The coordinator chose two-colour printing to cut costs but wants the photographs 'as colourful as possible'.

695 words, about 3 min