UPMSP High School Home Science study materials
UPMSP High School Home Science study resources

UPMSP High School Home Science case studies

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UPMSP High School Home Science (Grah Vigyan) is the Home Science paper in the Uttar Pradesh Board's Class 10 high school curriculum, taken by students in the state's secondary schools and assessed in Hindi. It is a general-education subject rather than a vocational qualification: it builds practical, everyday competence in feeding a family, keeping a home healthy, raising children and managing money, and it also serves as a foundation for later study in home science, nutrition, nursing and early-childhood courses. The UPMSP High School Home Science case studies are 5 cases and about 4,420 words.

1

The ₹6,000 Food Budget of a Family of Five

Meera, 38, lives in a small town in Uttar Pradesh with her husband (42, a diabetic on tablets), her daughter (15), son (9) and mother-in-law (68). The family's monthly income is ₹22,000 and Meera has kept ₹6,000 for food.

850 words, about 4 min
2

Twelve Kilos of Tomatoes and a Failing Refrigerator

A wedding in the family leaves Sunita with 12 kg of ripe tomatoes and 4 kg of raw mangoes in the first week of June, when the day temperature is 40 °C. Her small refrigerator holds only 3 kg and the power is cut for six to eight hours daily.

857 words, about 4 min
3

A Scald in the Kitchen and a Grandmother Who Collapses

Rekha is cooking dal in a wide vessel on a low gas flame when her three-year-old son, holding the vessel handle, pulls it over. Hot dal runs down his right forearm and a patch of his chest.

906 words, about 5 min
4

Choosing Shirt Cloth and the Ruined Silk Saree

Anita buys cloth for two school shirts for her 14-year-old daughter in June. The shopkeeper offers 100% polyester at ₹90 per metre and pure cotton at ₹130 per metre; she needs 3 m in all.

896 words, about 4 min
5

Balancing a ₹24,000 Household and a Washing Machine on Instalments

Ramesh earns ₹20,000 a month as a clerk and takes tuition for ₹4,000, which is not guaranteed every month. The family - Ramesh, his wife Suman and two children aged 12 and 9 - lives in a rented room.

911 words, about 5 min