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Key Facts: Punjab PSEB Matric NSQF Organised Retail Exam

76

PSEB NSQF trade code for Organized Retail

PSEB Scheme of Studies Class X

40 + 50 + 10

Theory + Practical + INA (total 100)

PSEB Scheme of Studies Class X — Organized Retail (76)

10 + 30

Employability Skills + Vocational Skills within theory

PSEB Class 10 Organised Retail syllabus 2026–27

Retail Store Operation Assistant

Official job role for this NSQF trade

PSEB Organised Retail syllabus / Scheme of Studies

33% / 25%

Typical aggregate pass / minimum theory threshold

PSEB Scheme of Studies passing criteria (confirm current circular)

English MCQ adaptation

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

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PSEB Matric Organised Retail (code 76) is a Class 10 NSQF trade for Retail Store Operation Assistant: Theory 40 + Practical 50 + INA 10 = 100. Pass is commonly 33% aggregate with ≥25% theory. Fees are paid through schools. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ theory adaptation—not an official paper or practical substitute.

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1In organised retail, what is the primary purpose of filling shelves?
A.To replace the warehouse with empty cartons on the sales floor
B.To keep merchandise visible, accessible, and available for customers to buy
C.To hide slow-moving stock so managers cannot find it
D.To store staff personal bags near the checkout
Explanation: Shelf filling places products on sales fixtures so customers can see, reach, and purchase them. Neat, full shelves support sales, availability, and store presentation for a Retail Store Operation Assistant.
2What does 'facing' products on a retail shelf usually mean?
A.Placing damaged goods at eye level to clear them quickly
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 only for annual stocktaking
Explanation: Facing (or fronting) means aligning merchandise so package fronts face outward and stock is pulled forward. It improves appearance and makes fixtures 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 and helps assistants place stock correctly.
5Organised retail typically refers to trading by retailers who are:
A.Only street hawkers with no fixed place of business
B.Licensed or registered businesses operating under formal systems (for example tax registration, standardized processes)
C.Only barter traders exchanging goods without money
D.Only manufacturers with no sales to consumers
Explanation: Organised retailing refers to trading by licensed/registered retailers that operate with formal processes, systems, and compliance—unlike purely informal unorganized outlets.
6A traditional neighbourhood kirana store in India is best classified as:
A.Unorganized (traditional) retail
B.Hypermarket chain only
C.Wholesale cash-and-carry only
D.Stock exchange intermediary
Explanation: Independent kirana/mom-and-pop stores are classic examples of unorganized (traditional) retail—small, often family-run outlets without large corporate chain systems.
7Which retail format typically offers the widest assortment under one roof, including groceries and general merchandise, on a very large floor area?
A.Kiosk
B.Specialty boutique
C.Hypermarket
D.Street hawker stall
Explanation: Hypermarkets combine large-scale grocery and general merchandise assortment in a single large-format store designed for one-stop shopping.
8A store that sells only footwear and related accessories is an example of a:
A.Department store selling all categories equally
B.Specialty store
C.Wholesale mandi only
D.Manufacturing plant
Explanation: Specialty stores focus depth of assortment in one product category (such as footwear, books, or electronics accessories).
9When a customer asks where a product is located, the best first response by a store operation assistant is to:
A.Ignore the customer and continue stacking cartons
B.Listen carefully, confirm the need, and guide or escort them helpfully within store policy
C.Tell them to leave if they cannot find it alone
D.Give a wrong aisle number so they stop asking
Explanation: Customer response requires attentive listening, polite confirmation of the need, and helpful guidance. Escorting or clear directions improve service and sales.
10Which FIFO practice is most appropriate for date-coded perishable products on a shelf?
A.Place newer stock in front and older stock at the back forever
B.Rotate so older stock with earlier expiry is sold first (older in front)
C.Hide near-expiry items under full cartons
D.Never check expiry dates after first delivery
Explanation: FIFO (First In, First Out) for date-coded goods means selling older/earlier-expiry stock first by rotating it to the front, reducing waste and customer risk.

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