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Key Facts: Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF Tourism and Hospitality Exam

THT 976

Syllabus / date-sheet subject code (Tourism & Hospitality NSQF)

BSEH Class 12 Tourism and Hospitality syllabus 2025-26

30 + 50 + 20

Theory (60/2) + Practical + Internal Assessment = 100

BSEH Class 12 Tourism and Hospitality syllabus 2025-26

2.5 hours

Official theory paper duration

BSEH Question Paper Design 2025-26 (THT 976)

33%

Typical BSEH Senior Secondary pass threshold (confirm circular)

Standard BSEH Senior Secondary passing criteria

THC/Q0101

Qualification Pack reference (Travel, Tourism and Hospitality)

BSEH Class 12 Tourism and Hospitality syllabus 2025-26

BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF Tourism and Hospitality (THT 976) is Haryana’s Class 12 hospitality skill paper: Theory 60→30 + Practical 50 + IA 20 = 100 marks, about 2.5 hours theory, typically 33% pass. Free English MCQ practice here covers visas, tour monitoring, service standards, confidentiality, safety, and employability—not a full mixed-paper or practical simulation.

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1What is a visa in international travel?
A.An official endorsement by a foreign government permitting entry, stay, or exit for a stated purpose and period
B.A boarding pass issued only by airlines
C.A hotel reservation confirmation number
D.A domestic identity card that replaces a passport
Explanation: A visa is permission granted by the destination country’s government (usually stamped or affixed in the passport) allowing entry, stay, or exit under defined conditions. It is not an airline boarding pass, hotel booking, or a substitute for a passport.
2Who issues a passport to a traveller?
A.The traveller’s country of citizenship or nationality
B.The government of the destination country being visited
C.The airline operating the international flight
D.The hotel where the traveller will stay
Explanation: Passports are issued by the traveller’s own government (citizenship/nationality authority). Visas are issued by the destination country. Airlines and hotels do not issue passports.
3Which visa type is typically used for leisure or recreational visits abroad?
A.Work visa
B.Student visa
C.Transit visa only for permanent residence
D.Tourist visa
Explanation: A tourist visa is for leisure or recreational visits for a limited stay. Work and student visas serve employment and study purposes; transit visas cover short layovers en route, not leisure stays or permanent residence.
4A student planning full-time study at a foreign university generally needs which visa category?
A.Transit visa only
B.Student visa
C.Tourist visa with no study conditions
D.Business visa for conferences only
Explanation: Study at an accredited institution typically requires a student visa, often with proof of enrolment. Tourist, transit, or business visas are not the correct primary categories for full-time academic programmes.
5What is the main purpose of a pre-visa briefing by a travel advisor?
A.To cancel the client’s passport automatically
B.To replace the need for any embassy forms
C.To help clients understand visa types, requirements, fees, timelines, and documents before applying
D.To guarantee visa approval in every case
Explanation: Pre-visa briefing prepares clients with clear information on requirements, costs, processing times, and supporting documents so applications are accurate. Advisors cannot cancel passports, skip official forms, or guarantee every approval.
6A transit visa is mainly intended for travellers who:
A.Plan to work permanently in the transit country
B.Wish to study for four years in the transit country
C.Need to pass through a country en route to a final destination for a short layover
D.Are applying for dual citizenship only
Explanation: Transit visas authorise short stays while connecting through a country en route to another destination. They are not work, multi-year study, or citizenship instruments.
7Which statement correctly distinguishes a passport from a visa?
A.A visa replaces the need for a passport at all borders
B.Passports are issued only by hotels; visas are issued by airlines
C.Visas never expire; passports never need renewal
D.A passport proves identity and nationality; a visa grants permission to enter another country under set conditions
Explanation: Passports certify identity/nationality from the home government; visas are destination-country permissions with purpose and stay limits. Visas do not replace passports, and both documents have validity rules.
8Why do governments require visas for many international visitors?
A.Only to sell airline tickets
B.To ban all tourism permanently
C.To replace customs declarations on every domestic bus trip
D.To regulate entry, support security screening, manage immigration, and specify purpose and length of stay
Explanation: Visa systems help control who enters, screen for security risks, document purpose of visit, and limit stay duration. They are not airline sales tools, permanent tourism bans, or domestic transport tickets.
9Which document set is most commonly needed when applying for a tourist visa?
A.Only a hotel loyalty card with no passport
B.Only a school report card from primary class
C.Valid passport, completed application, photographs, proof of funds, and travel itinerary/return plans as required
D.Only a restaurant menu from the destination
Explanation: Tourist visa files typically include a valid passport, application form, photos, financial means, and itinerary or return evidence as specified by the embassy/consulate. Loyalty cards, school reports, or menus alone are insufficient.
10During visa processing, what best describes the travel advisor’s supportive role?
A.Bribing officials to speed every case
B.Signing blank forms without client review
C.Advising clients to overstay if rejected
D.Helping clients research requirements, complete forms accurately, prepare documents, and track status without guaranteeing outcomes
Explanation: Ethical advisors assist with research, accurate forms, documentation, appointments, and status updates. Illegal facilitation, blank signatures, or overstay advice are unethical and unlawful.

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