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Key Facts: Karnataka SSLC NSQF Beauty and Wellness (KSEAB) Exam

90EK

Common KSEAB SSLC paper code for NSQF Beauty & Wellness

KSEAB/KSEEB SSLC model and public question paper listings

Theory + Practical

Official vocational assessment includes skill/internal evidence

KSEAB SSLC NSQF vocational assessment pattern

~30–33%

Commonly reported minimum per-subject pass mark range

KSEAB pass criteria reporting (confirm current circular)

NSQF pathway

Class 10 Beauty and Wellness vocational subject under national skill framework

NSQF / KSEAB SSLC vocational subjects

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is not the official mixed paper or practical exam

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Not skill certification

MCQs support theory only—not a substitute for salon practicals or viva

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KSEAB SSLC NSQF Beauty and Wellness (90EK) is a Class 10 vocational subject with theory + practical 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 MCQ theory adaptation—not an official paper or practical substitute.

Sample Karnataka SSLC NSQF Beauty and Wellness (KSEAB) Practice Questions

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1What is the main purpose of washing hands thoroughly before every beauty treatment?
A.To reduce the risk of transferring microbes to the client
B.To permanently sterilize the skin of the therapist
C.To change the client’s natural skin type
D.To replace disinfection of metal tools
Explanation: Hand washing removes dirt and reduces transient microbes on the therapist’s hands, lowering cross-contamination risk. Hands cannot be permanently sterilized, and hand hygiene does not replace tool disinfection or change skin type.
2Which layer of the skin is the outermost protective barrier?
A.Dermis
B.Epidermis
C.Hypodermis
D.Subcutaneous fat only
Explanation: The epidermis is the outermost layer of the skin and forms the primary protective barrier. The dermis lies beneath it, and the hypodermis (subcutaneous tissue) is deeper still.
3Which hair structure is the outermost protective covering of the hair shaft?
A.Cortex
B.Medulla
C.Cuticle
D.Follicle bulb only
Explanation: The cuticle is the outer layer of overlapping scales that protects the hair shaft. The cortex is the middle bulk of the hair, and the medulla is the innermost core when present.
4What should a beauty assistant do first when a client arrives for a service?
A.Begin the treatment immediately without discussion
B.Leave the client standing while finishing personal phone use
C.Sell the most expensive package before introducing yourself
D.Greet the client professionally and confirm the booked service
Explanation: Professional client care starts with a polite greeting and confirmation of the appointment or requested service. This builds trust and prevents wrong-service errors before consultation and treatment.
5Which process aims to destroy or eliminate all forms of microbial life on an instrument, including bacterial spores?
A.Sterilization
B.Simple dusting
C.Ordinary soap washing alone
D.Rinsing with plain cold water only
Explanation: Sterilization is the highest level of microbial control and is intended to eliminate all microbial life, including spores, on appropriately processed items. Cleaning and ordinary washing reduce soil but do not equal sterilization.
6Which skin type typically shows excess sebum, enlarged pores, and a shiny T-zone or face?
A.Dry skin
B.Oily skin
C.Mature dehydrated skin only
D.Normal balanced skin only
Explanation: Oily skin produces excess sebum, which can enlarge pore appearance and create shine. Dry skin lacks oil/moisture balance and usually feels tight rather than shiny.
7Why should used disposable cotton pads not be reused on another client?
A.They become too soft after one wipe
B.They permanently lose all absorbency after one use
C.They can transfer dirt and microbes between clients
D.Salon law requires only metal tools to be single-use
Explanation: Single-use cotton and similar disposables can carry product residue, skin debris, and microbes. Reusing them between clients risks cross-contamination; they should be discarded after one client use.
8What is the primary role of a shampoo service in hair care?
A.To permanently restructure hair bonds
B.To dye hair permanently without developer
C.To cut hair to a uniform length
D.To cleanse the hair and scalp of dirt, product, and excess oil
Explanation: Shampooing cleanses hair and scalp by removing soil, excess sebum, and product build-up. It is not a permanent restructuring, colour, or cutting procedure.
9Which item is typically used to remove unwanted facial hair in a classic threading service?
A.Cotton sewing thread manipulated to trap and remove hair
B.A laser medical device operated without training
C.An autoclave chamber
D.A UV storage cabinet alone
Explanation: Threading uses a twisted cotton thread looped and moved to catch and remove hair from the follicle opening. Laser devices, autoclaves, and UV cabinets are not threading tools.
10Which practice best supports salon electrical safety?
A.Using damaged cords if the plug still fits
B.Keeping liquids away from electrical equipment and checking cables for damage
C.Overloading one multi-plug adapter with every dryer and steamer
D.Leaving wet hands on switches to save time
Explanation: Electrical safety in salons requires dry hands around switches, intact cables, and keeping liquids away from powered equipment. Damaged cords, overloading, and wet-hand contact increase shock and fire risk.

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