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Key Facts: Punjab PSEB Matric NSQF Private Security (Unarmed Guard) Exam
40+50+10
Theory + Practical + INA marks under Scheme of Studies 2026–27
PSEB Scheme of Studies Class X 2026–27
Code 81
Private Security (Unarmed Guard) trade code
PSEB Scheme of Studies 2026–27
33%
Minimum separately in Theory, Practical, and INA, and in aggregate
PSEB Scheme of Studies
10 + 30
Employability + Vocational theory marks within Theory 40
PSEB Private Security syllabus 2026–27
MEP/Q7101
Unarmed Security Guard qualification pack reference used in PSSCIVE curriculum
PSSCIVE Unarmed Security Guard curriculum
English MCQ adaptation
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PSEB Matric NSQF Private Security (code 81, Unarmed Guard): Theory 40 + Practical 50 + INA 10 = 100; pass 33% separately in each component and 33% aggregate. Free 2026 English MCQ bank for theory—not an official paper or practical simulation.
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1What is the primary duty triad of an unarmed security guard?
A.Observe, report, and deter threats to people and property
B.Investigate crimes, prosecute offenders, and set court dates
C.Replace police patrols and issue traffic challans city-wide
D.Hire and fire site staff and approve company payroll
Explanation: An unarmed security guard’s core role is to observe the premises, report incidents accurately, and deter wrongdoing through presence and access control—not to act as police, prosecutors, or management.
2PSARA, which regulates private security agencies in India, stands for:
A.Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act
B.Public Safety and Armed Response Act
C.Police Special Armed Reserve Authority
D.Private Surveillance and Alarm Regulation Act
Explanation: PSARA is the Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act, 2005. It provides the legal framework for licensing private security agencies and related matters across India (with historical territorial exceptions updated by later law).
3Under typical private security law and training, an unarmed guard should treat use of force as:
A.Only the minimum force necessary for self-defence or defence of others, within law and site policy
B.Unlimited force whenever a visitor is rude
C.Automatic authority to shoot or use deadly force at will
D.A substitute for calling the police in every situation
Explanation: Unarmed guards must stay within legal self-defence and employer policy. Force, if any, must be necessary and proportional; guards should de-escalate, report, and call police for serious threats rather than act as law-enforcement officers.
4Private security is best described as security provided:
A.By a person other than a public servant to protect people or property for a fee or contract
B.Only by the Army and Border Security Force
C.Only inside courtrooms by judges
D.Free of charge by any neighbour without training
Explanation: PSARA-style definitions treat private security as protection of persons or property (including armoured car services) provided other than by public servants—typically through private agencies contracted by clients.
5When a crime is discovered on site, the unarmed guard’s first professional priorities are usually to:
A.Ensure safety, preserve the scene as far as safe, notify supervisor/police, and document facts
B.Clean the scene thoroughly so clients are not alarmed
C.Publish photos on social media for public help
D.Interrogate suspects for hours without calling police
Explanation: Guards secure people first, avoid contaminating evidence, escalate to supervisors and police, and write factual reports. They are not detectives running long interrogations or social-media investigators.
6Which statement correctly limits an unarmed private security guard’s powers?
A.Guards control access on private premises under employer instructions but do not hold general police powers of investigation and arrest
B.Guards may search any house on any street without a warrant
C.Guards may impose criminal sentences on trespassers
D.Guards replace the police for all public-order duties outside the site
Explanation: Private guards work for clients on assigned premises. They manage access and report offences; full investigation, public-order policing, and sentencing remain state functions.
7A professional uniform for a private security guard should generally:
A.Clearly identify the agency/role and remain distinct from police/military uniforms as required by law and policy
B.Copy police khaki and badges exactly so people fear the guard
C.Be optional casual wear with no agency marking
D.Include firearms even for unarmed posts
Explanation: PSARA-era rules and good practice require that private security dress be identifiable yet not deceptively similar to police or armed forces. Unarmed posts do not authorize firearms.
8Why must an unarmed guard cooperate with police when a cognizable offence occurs on the premises?
A.Police have legal authority to investigate and take formal action; the guard’s duty is to assist with facts, access, and scene security within policy
B.Police have no role on private property and must never be called
C.The guard should always refuse to share CCTV or registers
D.Only the client’s marketing team may speak to police
Explanation: Private security supports law enforcement by reporting, protecting evidence, and providing accurate information. Formal investigation remains with police.
9The phrase “deterrence by presence” in guarding means:
A.Visible, alert guards and controls discourage offenders from attempting crimes
B.Guards must hide so nobody knows security exists
C.Guards should leave posts empty to surprise intruders later
D.Only CCTV cameras can deter crime; human guards never help
Explanation: A visible, professional security presence is a classic deterrence measure. Hiding or abandoning posts reduces deterrence and response capability.
10If a visitor refuses lawful site rules and becomes aggressive, the unarmed guard should usually:
A.Stay calm, refuse unsafe entry, call for backup/supervisor and police if needed, and document the incident
B.Engage in a physical fight immediately to assert dominance
C.Ignore the person and leave the gate unattended
D.Offer free access to avoid confrontation in every case
Explanation: De-escalation, backup, and documentation protect everyone. Unnecessary fighting, abandoning post, or unrestricted access all create greater risk.
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