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Key Facts: Punjab PSEB Senior Secondary NSQF Travel Tourism and Hospitality Exam

40+50+10

Theory + Practical + INA marks under Scheme of Studies

PSEB Scheme of Studies Class XII — Travel Tourism and Hospitality (202)

Code 202

Subject code for Travel, Tourism and Hospitality (Meet & Greet)

PSEB Scheme of Studies (NSQF trades)

33% each

Minimum in Theory, Practical, and INA separately

PSEB Senior Secondary Scheme of Studies pass rules

33% aggregate

Overall pass requirement across components

PSEB Senior Secondary Scheme of Studies pass rules

Meet & Greet CSE

Class 12 NSQF job role Customer Services Executive (Meet & Greet)

PSEB Scheme of Studies

English MCQ adaptation

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PSEB Senior Secondary NSQF TTH (code 202) is Class 12 Customer Services Executive (Meet & Greet): 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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1Which statement best describes the tourism industry?
A.Activities and businesses that provide travel, accommodation, attractions, and related services for people travelling away from home
B.Only government tax collection offices
C.Only manufacturing of aircraft engines
D.Only domestic grocery retailing with no travel element
Explanation: Tourism covers travel, lodging, attractions, transport, and supporting services for people who travel away from their usual environment.
2Inbound tourism refers to:
A.Residents of a country travelling only within their own city for daily work
B.Visitors from other countries arriving in a destination country
C.Only freight cargo shipped by sea
D.Only employees commuting to an office
Explanation: Inbound tourism means foreign visitors entering a country for tourism. Domestic tourism is residents travelling within their own country; outbound is residents going abroad.
3Outbound tourism is best described as:
A.Only foreign visitors arriving for a conference
B.Only hotel housekeeping inside one city
C.Residents travelling abroad from their home country
D.Only airport construction projects
Explanation: Outbound tourism is residents leaving their home country to visit other destinations.
4Which stakeholder is most directly responsible for transporting guests between cities by air?
A.Museum curator only
B.Street food vendor only
C.School examination board only
D.Airline / air carrier
Explanation: Airlines provide scheduled or charter air transport—a core travel stakeholder in the tourism value chain.
5In the tourism value chain, a Meet & Greet Customer Services Executive mainly supports:
A.Guest arrival identification, welcome, and smooth transfer or handoff to the next service point
B.Issuing passports as a government passport officer
C.Flying the aircraft as the pilot
D.Setting national visa policy for all countries
Explanation: Meet & Greet executives deliver first-contact service: identify the guest, welcome professionally, assist with luggage/orientation, and hand off to transport or front office—not immigration or cockpit duties.
6Hospitality industry in a broad sense primarily focuses on:
A.Only mining raw minerals
B.Making guests feel welcome and providing lodging, food, and related services with care
C.Only stock-market trading floors
D.Only agricultural crop insurance
Explanation: Hospitality centres on welcoming guests and delivering accommodation, F&B, and related care experiences.
7Which is an example of a tourism attraction rather than a transport provider?
A.A city bus operator’s scheduled route service only
B.An airline’s aircraft maintenance hangar only
C.A heritage fort open for guided visitor tours
D.A fuel tanker depot with no visitor access
Explanation: Attractions draw visitors for experiences (heritage sites, parks, museums). Transport providers move people; hangars and fuel depots are support infrastructure, not visitor attractions.
8MICE tourism commonly refers to travel related to:
A.Only mountain climbing without any events
B.Only medical surgery tourism for organ transplant
C.Only military exercises
D.Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions/Events
Explanation: MICE is the business-events segment: Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions/Events.
9Which best distinguishes tourism from ordinary daily commuting?
A.Travel away from the usual environment for leisure, business, or other personal purposes, typically with an overnight or destination stay element
B.Walking from home to a neighbourhood shop every morning
C.Only sitting in an office without any trip
D.Only online browsing of maps with no travel
Explanation: Tourism involves leaving the usual environment for purposes such as leisure or business, often with destination stay—unlike routine local commuting.
10A travel agency’s primary tourism function is to:
A.Issue national currency as a central bank
B.Help plan and book travel products such as flights, hotels, packages, and related services for clients
C.Build national highways as a public works department
D.Operate immigration checkpoints
Explanation: Travel agencies intermediate between travellers and suppliers by advising, packaging, and booking travel services.

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