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Key Facts: Karnataka SSLC Automobile — NSQF (KSEAB) Exam

88EK

KSEAB SSLC NSQF Automobile paper code

KSEAB / KSEEB SSLC model and public paper listings

NSQF Level-2

Vocational skill level for Class 10 Automobile pathway

KSEAB NSQF Automobile subject framing

Theory + practical

Official assessment includes written theory and workshop skill evidence

KSEAB NSQF vocational assessment structure

~30–33%

Commonly reported minimum per-subject pass mark range

KSEAB pass criteria reporting (confirm current circular)

Mixed written paper

Historical 88EK theory papers use objective + subjective items, not pure MCQ

KSEAB NSQF Level-2 Automobile model answers / papers

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is theory practice only — not a practical substitute

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KSEAB SSLC NSQF Automobile (88EK) is a Class 10 Level-2 vocational subject with written theory plus practical/internal skill assessment. Pass is commonly ~30–33% per subject plus aggregate rules as notified. Fees are paid through schools. This free 2026 bank is an English theory MCQ study adaptation — not a practical skill substitute or official paper simulation.

Sample Karnataka SSLC Automobile — NSQF (KSEAB) Practice Questions

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1An automobile is best defined as a:
A.Self-propelled vehicle that carries passengers or goods on roads
B.Stationary engine used only for generating electricity
C.Rail locomotive that runs exclusively on tracks
D.Hand-pushed cart without a power unit
Explanation: An automobile is a self-propelled road vehicle designed to transport people or goods using its own power unit. Stationary engines, rail locomotives, and hand-pushed carts fall outside this definition.
2In most conventional passenger cars, the engine is commonly fitted:
A.In the front portion of the chassis
B.Only above the rear bumper as standard layout
C.Inside the passenger cabin roof
D.Under the spare-wheel well exclusively
Explanation: In most conventional vehicles the engine is mounted in the front portion of the chassis. Rear-engine and mid-engine layouts exist but are not the default mass-market car layout taught at Level-2.
3Channel section used in automobile chassis construction is commonly made of:
A.Steel
B.Glass
C.Rubber only
D.Wood
Explanation: Chassis channel sections are typically formed from steel for strength and durability under vehicle loads. Glass, rubber-only sections, and wood are not used as primary structural channel members.
4The main function of the vehicle chassis frame is to:
A.Support the body, engine, and other major units and take loads
B.Generate electrical power for the battery only
C.Mix air and fuel inside the combustion chamber
D.Measure tyre pressure automatically
Explanation: The chassis frame is the vehicle’s structural backbone. It supports the body, power unit, and major assemblies and carries operating loads. Power generation, mixture formation, and tyre-pressure measurement are other systems’ jobs.
5Which component primarily supports the weight of the vehicle between the body and the road wheels?
A.Spring
B.Fuel tank only
C.Radiator cap
D.Wiper blade
Explanation: Springs in the suspension support vehicle weight and absorb road shocks. Fuel tanks, radiator caps, and wiper blades are not weight-supporting suspension members.
6Which of the following is a function of the front axle?
A.It carries the weight of the front of the vehicle and supports steering components
B.It stores engine oil for the lubrication system
C.It cools the radiator fan electrically
D.It generates the ignition spark in petrol engines
Explanation: The front axle carries front-end weight, supports stub axles/steering-related parts, and may carry hubs, brakes, and (in 4WD) drive. Oil storage, fan cooling, and spark generation are other systems.
7Which is a recognized type of stub axle?
A.Elliot type
B.Carburettor type
C.Diode type
D.Thermostat type
Explanation: Common stub-axle types include Elliot, reversed Elliot, Lamoine, and reversed Lamoine. Carburettor, diode, and thermostat refer to fuel, electrical, and cooling components respectively.
8Vehicles may be classified by the number of wheels. A three-wheeled auto-rickshaw is an example of a:
A.Three-wheeler
B.Six-wheeler only
C.Tracked crawler vehicle
D.Hovercraft
Explanation: Classification by wheel count places auto-rickshaws among three-wheelers. They are not six-wheelers, tracked crawlers, or hovercraft.
9The body of a passenger car is mainly intended to:
A.Provide space and protection for occupants and luggage
B.Act as the primary combustion chamber
C.Replace the need for a braking system
D.Generate hydraulic pressure for the clutch only
Explanation: The body encloses and protects occupants and cargo and shapes the vehicle exterior. Combustion, braking, and clutch hydraulics are separate systems.
10A ladder frame chassis is characterized by:
A.Two long side members connected by cross members
B.A single tubular monocoque without any rails
C.Only plastic clips holding the engine
D.Glass panels forming the main load path
Explanation: A ladder frame uses two longitudinal side members joined by cross members, resembling a ladder. Monocoque, plastic clips, and glass panels are not ladder-frame definitions.

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