RBSE Sec Voc Construction study materials
RBSE Sec Voc Construction study resources

RBSE Sec Voc Construction case studies

RBSE Sec Voc Construction · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The RBSE Senior Vocational Construction credential is the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) senior secondary vocational qualification in the construction trade, typically taken alongside or after Class 12 by students preparing for site-based and workshop-based construction work. It suits learners aiming at roles such as mason, bar bender, carpenter, survey assistant, site supervisor trainee or estimation assistant, and also those who plan to set up small contracting or repair businesses. The RBSE Sec Voc Construction case studies are 5 cases and about 4,669 words.

1

Cement That Has Sat Through the Monsoon

A government school extension site received 180 bags of OPC 43 grade cement in the first week of July. By the end of August about 120 bags are still unused.

885 words, about 4 min
2

Diagonal Crack Above a Window Lintel

A four-year-old two-storey load-bearing brick building has a 1.5 m wide ground-floor window in its 230 mm external wall. The RCC lintel over the opening is 1.7 m long, giving only 100 mm bearing at each end, and no concrete sill was provided below the window.

936 words, about 5 min
3

The Richer Mortar Claim

A contract BOQ has an item for 230 mm brickwork in cement mortar 1:6, covering 12 cubic metres at a quoted rate of 5,850 rupees per cubic metre. The contract rate analysis used cement at 420 rupees per 50 kg bag and sand at 1,600 rupees per cubic metre.

927 words, about 5 min
4

Setting Out an 18 m by 12 m Building

An 18 m by 12 m single-storey panchayat building is to be set out on a site that slopes about 1 in 40. The mason sets the four corners with a steel tape and the 3-4-5 method, driving 12 mm bars and stretching nylon string between them.

988 words, about 5 min
5

A 2.4 m Trench Beside a Footpath

An 18 m long, 1.2 m wide trench, 2.4 m deep, is being dug in sandy silt for a boundary wall footing along a school boundary. Spoil is heaped 1.5 m high with its toe about 0.4 m from the trench edge.

933 words, about 5 min