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Key Facts: Haryana BSEH Secondary NSQF Retail Exam

932 / RET 932

Date-sheet subject code / syllabus code (Retail NSQF)

BSEH Secondary examination date sheet & Class 10 NSQF Retail syllabus 2025-26

30 + 50 + 20

Theory (60/2) + External Practical + Internal Assessment

BSEH Class 10 NSQF Retail syllabus / QP design 2025-26

2 hr 30 min

Theory paper duration

BSEH NSQF Retail Question Paper Design 2025-26

33%

Typical BSEH Secondary pass threshold (confirm circular)

Standard BSEH Secondary passing criteria (confirm current circular)

100 MCQs

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BSEH Secondary NSQF Retail (RET 932 / code 932) is Haryana’s Class 10 retail skill subject: Theory (60/2)=30 + Practical 50 + IA 20 = 100, 2.5-hour mixed theory paper. Pass often about 33% under board rules. Fee is part of Secondary form-fill-up. This site offers free English MCQ practice with explanations—not a full written/practical simulation.

Sample Haryana BSEH Secondary NSQF Retail Practice Questions

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1In a retail store, what is the primary purpose of filling up shelves?
A.To replace the warehouse with the shop floor
B.To hide slow-moving stock from customers
C.To store empty cartons on the sales floor
D.To keep merchandise visible, accessible, and available for customers to buy
Explanation: Shelf filling places products on sales fixtures so customers can see, reach, and purchase them. Full, neat shelves support sales, stock availability, and store presentation.
2What does 'facing' products on a retail shelf usually mean?
A.Placing damaged goods at eye level
B.Pricing products without arranging them
C.Pulling products forward and aligning them so labels face the customer
D.Removing all products from the shelf for counting only
Explanation: Facing (or fronting) means aligning merchandise so package fronts face outward and stock is pulled forward. It improves appearance and makes stock look fuller.
3Which practice best helps maintain adequate stock levels on the sales floor?
A.Displaying only one unit of each item forever
B.Keeping all reserve stock locked with no refill process
C.Regular stock checks and timely replenishment from the stockroom
D.Never checking shelves until a customer complains
Explanation: Maintaining stock levels requires planned checks and replenishment so popular items do not go out of stock on the shelf while reserve exists in the back room.
4A planogram in retail is best described as:
A.A staff attendance register
B.A visual layout plan showing where products should be placed on fixtures
C.A delivery vehicle route map only
D.A customer loyalty membership card
Explanation: A planogram is a diagram or plan that specifies product placement by shelf, bay, and position. It standardizes merchandising across stores.
5When responding to a customer on the shop floor, which approach is most professional?
A.Continue a personal phone call while the customer waits nearby
B.Greet politely, listen carefully, and answer questions clearly
C.Give wrong product locations to end the conversation quickly
D.Ignore the customer until they find a manager
Explanation: Professional customer communication starts with a courteous greeting, active listening, and accurate, clear information about products and store services.
6Which retail format typically sells a wide range of grocery and household essentials with self-service aisles?
A.Specialty jewellery boutique only
B.Wholesale cash-and-carry for businesses only
C.Supermarket
D.Single-product vending machine only
Explanation: A supermarket is a self-service store offering groceries and everyday household goods across multiple aisles under one roof.
7How are retailers commonly categorized by ownership?
A.Only by the number of parking spaces
B.Independent stores, chain stores, franchises, and consumer cooperatives, among other forms
C.Only by the colour of the storefront
D.Only by the height of the building
Explanation: Retailers can be categorized by ownership structure (independent, chain, franchise, cooperative) as well as by size, product mix, and store versus non-store format.
8What is a franchise retail store?
A.A factory that manufactures goods but never sells to consumers
B.A government ration shop only
C.A temporary roadside stall with no brand
D.A store that operates under a franchisor's brand and business system under a franchise agreement
Explanation: In franchising, the franchisee runs a retail outlet using the franchisor's brand, systems, and support, usually paying fees or royalties under a contract.
9Why should products with nearer expiry dates usually be placed for sale before newer-dated stock of the same item?
A.To rotate stock properly (FIFO principle) and reduce waste from expired goods
B.Because expiry dates are never important in retail
C.To confuse customers about product freshness
D.To hide all new stock permanently in the warehouse
Explanation: First In, First Out (FIFO) rotation sells older stock first so perishable and date-coded goods are less likely to expire on the shelf, reducing shrink and risk.
10While filling shelves, an associate notices a torn package of edible oil. What is the correct action?
A.Hide the tear with tape and leave it for customers
B.Ignore it and continue facing other products only
C.Remove it from sale and follow store procedures for damaged goods
D.Place it at eye level to sell it quickly
Explanation: Damaged packaged food can be unsafe or unsaleable. Associates should remove it, isolate it as per process, and report it so inventory and quality controls stay accurate.

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