UPMSP High School Tailoring case studies
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Tailoring is one of the vocational trade subjects offered under the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) high school curriculum, examined at the end of Class 10. It suits students who want a practical, skill-based subject alongside general academics, and it also serves candidates preparing for home-based tailoring work, boutique employment or further vocational training. The UPMSP High School Tailoring case studies are 5 cases and about 3,384 words.
1Machine No. 3: Skipped Stitches Before a School Shirt Deadline
A tailoring workshop in a school-cum-training centre runs six straight-stitch machines for 6 hours a day. A student operating machine No.
718 words, about 4 min2Kurta Layout After Shrinkage: When the Two Body Panels Do Not Fit
An examinee in a school tailoring practical is given 2.60 m of cotton fabric, 112 cm wide, to cut a kurta for a client with a 96 cm chest and a 100 cm kurta length. The fabric has a small directional print that must run down the length of the kurta and is expected to shrink 5% in length and 4% in width after the first wash.
711 words, about 4 min3Sixty School Shirts: Choosing Stitches Without an Overlock Machine
A tailoring unit has received an order for 60 school shirts in cotton–polyester fabric. The unit has four straight-stitch machines and one machine with zigzag, but no overlock machine.
633 words, about 3 min4Twenty Wedding Dupattas: Fibre Choice, Shrinkage and Care Label
A boutique has an order for 20 dupattas for a wedding. The client wants bright colour, soft fall, light weight, and a fabric that can be hand-washed; several wearers have sensitive skin.
649 words, about 3 min5Twelve Mirror-Work Blouses: Costing, Scheduling and Eye Strain
A boutique owner receives an order for 12 blouses with hand mirror work for a dance group. The client supplies the fabric but wants a fixed price per blouse and delivery in 10 working days.
673 words, about 3 min