AP Intermediate Hindi (BIEAP) study guide
AP Intermediate Hindi (BIEAP) · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.
AP Intermediate Hindi (Second Language) is the Hindi language paper inside the Board of Intermediate Education, Andhra Pradesh (BIEAP) Intermediate Public Examination - the two-year junior college course that stands in for Classes XI and XII in Andhra Pradesh and feeds into university admission and competitive recruitment. Candidates normally take it as their second language alongside English, in whatever group they study (MPC, BiPC, CEC, HEC or vocational). The AP Intermediate Hindi (BIEAP) study guide has 6 sections and about 2,081 words.
01Gadya (Prose): Lesson-Based Comprehension, Theme, Character and Value Questions
Gadya is the lesson-based half of the prose paper. BIEAP tests the prescribed lessons through factual comprehension, central theme (केन्द्रीय भाव), character sketch (चरित्र-चित्रण) and value-based judgement (जीवन-मूल्य).
365 words, about 2 min02Padya (Poetry): Rasa-Bhava, Alankara, Kavi-Parichay and Central Idea
Padya tests the prescribed poems on four axes: central idea (केन्द्रीय भाव), rasa and bhava, alankara, and kavi-parichay, plus explanation (भाव-स्पष्टीकरण) of a quoted line. Marks are lost most often not because candidates do not know the poem, but because they name a category without justifying it.
358 words, about 2 min03Vyakarana (Grammar): Sandhi, Samasa, Karaka, Kaal, Vachya, Muhavare, Paryayavachi-Vilom
The grammar section is the most score-dense part of the paper because every item has a single correct answer. It covers sandhi, samasa, karaka, kaal, vachya, muhavare and lokoktiyan, and paryayavachi-vilom words.
348 words, about 2 min04Rachana (Composition): Anuchhed, Patra-Lekhan, Suchana and Vigyapan
Rachana rewards format discipline more than literary flair. The paper sets an anuchhed or essay, a letter, a suchana and a vigyapan.
329 words, about 2 min05Gadyansh evam Anuvad: Unseen Passage Comprehension and Translation
This section gives you material you have never seen: an unseen prose passage (गद्यांश) with comprehension questions, and a translation exercise, usually English into Hindi. Both test the same skill - extracting meaning and re-expressing it accurately in your own words.
325 words, about 2 min06Atirikt Path (Supplementary Reader): Story-Based Short and Long Answers
The Atirikt Path section tests the non-detailed supplementary reader, which consists of short stories. Because the stories are read outside class, questions are usually straightforward: short answers worth two or three marks on events and details, and longer answers on character, conflict, message or title justification.
356 words, about 2 min