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40+50+10

Theory + Practical + INA marks under Scheme of Studies

PSEB Scheme of Studies / Class 12 NSQF Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishings

Code 206

Subject code for Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishings (Specialized Sewing Machine Operator)

PSEB Scheme of Studies (NSQF trades) / date sheets

33% each

Minimum in Theory, Practical, and INA separately

PSEB Senior Secondary Scheme of Studies style pass rules

33% aggregate

Overall pass requirement across components

PSEB Senior Secondary Scheme of Studies style pass rules

AMH/Q2301

AMHSSC qualification pack family for Specialized Sewing Machine Operator

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PSEB Senior Secondary NSQF Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishings (code 206) is Class 12 Specialized Sewing Machine Operator: Theory 40 + Practical 50 + INA 10 = 100. Pass is 33% in each component and aggregate. Fees via schools. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation — not an official paper or practical simulation.

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1SNLS in industrial apparel production most commonly stands for:
A.Single Needle Lock Stitch machine
B.Super Needle Laser System
C.Soft Nylon Loop Seamer
D.Standard Needle Length Scale
Explanation: SNLS means Single Needle Lock Stitch — the workhorse industrial machine that forms a lockstitch with one needle and a bobbin for most construction seams.
2An industrial overlock (serger) machine is primarily used to:
A.Only emboss brand logos on leather
B.Trim fabric edges while forming multi-thread overedge stitches that finish and join edges
C.Only wind bobbins for SNLS machines
D.Only fuse interlining with heat
Explanation: Overlock machines cut the edge and form overedge stitches that finish raw edges and can seam knit or woven pieces with stretch-friendly or neat-edge constructions.
3A flatlock (coverstitch-type flat seam) machine is especially suitable for:
A.Only rigid canvas boat covers that never stretch
B.Only welding metal zippers
C.Knit activewear and underwear seams where a flat, stretchy, low-bulk join is needed
D.Only cutting pattern paper
Explanation: Flatlock/cover-style machines create flat, flexible multi-needle seams ideal for knits, activewear, and lingerie where bulk and stretch matter.
4A bartack machine is mainly used to:
A.Sew long straight seams along a full shirt side
B.Only dye fabric in bulk
C.Only measure fabric width
D.Create dense reinforcement stitches at high-stress points such as pocket corners and belt loops
Explanation: Bartack machines sew short, dense zigzag-style reinforcement patterns at stress points (pockets, loops, fly ends) to prevent seam failure.
5An industrial buttonhole machine is designed to:
A.Automatically form finished buttonholes of set size and density in fabric
B.Only press collars with steam
C.Only attach snap fasteners by hand
D.Only cut foam for cushions
Explanation: Buttonhole machines cut and stitch a finished buttonhole to programmed length, density, and shape for consistent garment fastening openings.
6A feed-off-the-arm sewing machine is preferred for:
A.Only flat table quilting of king-size mattresses exclusively
B.Tubular or cylindrical seams such as sleeves and pant inseams where the work wraps around a free arm
C.Only embroidery of logos on caps
D.Only laser engraving of buttons
Explanation: Feed-off-the-arm machines have a cylindrical free arm so operators can sew tubular seams (sleeves, legs) that would be awkward on a flat-bed machine.
7A blind-stitch machine is primarily used for:
A.Visible topstitch decoration on denim pockets
B.Only cutting zipper chain
C.Hemming where stitches barely show on the garment face
D.Only welding PVC tarpaulins
Explanation: Blind-stitch machines form stitches that catch only a few face yarns so hems (skirts, trousers, curtains) look nearly stitch-free on the right side.
8Compared with a domestic home sewing machine, an industrial SNLS is typically designed for:
A.Lower speed, lighter frames, and only occasional hobby use
B.No needle and no thread
C.Battery-only portable use without a motor
D.Higher continuous speed, stronger frame, and long production duty cycles
Explanation: Industrial SNLS machines run at high rpm for extended shifts, with robust beds, clutch/servo motors, and production-grade feed systems.
9A button-attach (button sewing) machine is used to:
A.Sew buttons securely onto garments with controlled stitch count and position
B.Only print care labels
C.Only heat-set resin buttons without thread
D.Only count buttons in the store
Explanation: Button-attach machines place and sew buttons with programmed stitches, improving speed and consistency versus full hand sewing in bulk production.
10On a multi-thread overlock machine, loopers mainly:
A.Replace the need for any needle
B.Carry and interlace looper threads with the needle thread(s) to form overedge stitches
C.Only heat the fabric
D.Only hold the machine table level
Explanation: Loopers on overlock machines handle lower/edge threads that interlace with needle threads to build the overedge stitch structure (e.g., 3-thread or 4-thread).

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