RBSE SS Voc Electrical and Elect study plan

State and apply Ohm's law and the power equation to at least 30 numerical problems, showing units at every step.

Compute equivalent resistance, branch current, and voltage drop for series, parallel, and two-level mixed circuits without reference notes.

Describe how a moving-coil meter movement is adapted into voltmeter, ammeter, and ohmmeter ranges using shunts and multipliers.

Demonstrate correct multimeter use on a breadboard circuit: measure voltage, current, and resistance and record readings in a log.

Draw from memory the layout of a domestic single-phase distribution board including main switch, RCCB, MCBs, and earth bar.

Select protective device ratings for three given load schedules and justify each choice against cable current-carrying capacity.

Explain the difference between earthing and neutral, and describe why a broken neutral is dangerous.

Terminate conductors on a practice board: strip, crimp, and connect to MCB, socket, and earth bar to acceptable torque and neatness.

Demonstrate safe isolation procedure: prove dead, lock off, and tag.

Explain transformer action from Faraday's law and derive the turns ratio relationship for voltage and current.

Solve ten transformer problems covering turns ratio, efficiency, and copper versus iron losses.

Compare DC shunt, series, and compound motor characteristics and state one industrial application for each.

Describe how a rotating magnetic field is produced in a three-phase induction motor and define slip.

Distinguish star and delta connections by line and phase voltage and current relationships.

Read resistor colour codes and capacitor markings for 20 components and record nominal and tolerance values.

Explain the operating region and biasing of a BJT and calculate base, collector, and emitter currents for a given bias network.

Trace the operation of a half-wave and full-wave bridge rectifier and sketch input and output waveforms with and without a smoothing capacitor.

Identify the logic symbol, truth table, and one practical use for AND, OR, NOT, NAND, and XOR gates.

Assemble a half-wave rectifier with filter on a breadboard and measure DC output and ripple.

Calculate voltage gain, input and output impedance for inverting and non-inverting op-amp configurations.

Explain the Barkhausen criterion and identify the feedback network in RC phase-shift and Wien bridge oscillators.

Set up a CRO to measure amplitude, period, and phase difference of two signals and convert period to frequency.

Describe the principle of a Wheatstone bridge and a Megger and state when each is used in fault finding.

Diagnose three injected faults in a simple circuit using a systematic half-split method and record the reasoning trail.

Solder 20 joints on a practice PCB meeting a visual acceptance standard: shiny fillet, no bridge, no cold joint.

Identify ten hand tools and state the correct use and one misuse for each.

Transfer a simple circuit to a PCB by etching or stripboard and inspect it for continuity and shorts.

Explain IP ratings and select an enclosure and cable gland suitable for a wet industrial location.

Describe preventive maintenance tasks and intervals for a motor control panel.

List the five steps of a hazard assessment and apply them to a live-panel working scenario.

Explain the purpose and content of a method statement and a permit to work.

Prepare a cost estimate for a small wiring job covering material, labour, overhead, and margin.

Draft a short quotation and a payment schedule for that job in professional written English.

Practise a two-minute spoken explanation of a technical fault to a non-technical customer.

Complete two full-length timed mock papers under exam conditions and score each against the answer key.

Re-derive the ten formulas most used across all domains from memory on a single sheet.

Re-teach the three weakest topics from mock results in writing, at 200 words each.

Redo every question answered incorrectly on the mocks until each is correct without notes.