Odisha BSE HSC Urdu (FLU) study plan
Odisha BSE HSC Urdu (FLU) · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Urdu prose (Nasr) - prescribed textbook lessons & Comprehension and translation (Tarjuma)
Read every prescribed Nasr lesson once aloud and mark unfamiliar words
Build a vocabulary notebook of 60 prose words with Urdu meanings and one sentence each
Write a 5-line Urdu summary of each of the first three prose lessons
Translate two short prose passages into English without a dictionary
Your checkpoint
A dated vocabulary notebook of 60 words plus written summaries of three prose lessons
Urdu prose (Nasr) - prescribed textbook lessons
Identify the central idea, characters and moral of each remaining prose lesson
Answer all end-of-lesson exercises for two lessons in full sentences
Memorise 8 key quotations or phrases from prose lessons with author names
Draft short-answer responses to 10 probable prose questions within time limits
Your checkpoint
A one-page author-and-theme chart covering every prose lesson plus 10 timed short answers
Urdu poetry (Nazm and Ghazal)
Read each prescribed Nazm aloud twice and note its theme and message
Explain the central idea of four Ghazals in your own Urdu words
Learn the technical terms sher, misra, radif, qafia, matla and maqta with one example each
Write a 6-line appreciation of one Nazm using correct poetic vocabulary
Your checkpoint
A glossary sheet of poetic terms with examples and a 6-line written appreciation of one Nazm
Urdu poetry (Nazm and Ghazal) & Urdu prose (Nasr) - prescribed textbook lessons
Recite three Nazms from memory with correct pronunciation
Answer 12 poetry questions covering theme, message and poet's purpose
Revise prose themes against the week-2 chart and fill any gaps
Write one comparative paragraph on two poems with similar messages
Your checkpoint
A timed 40-minute mock section on prose and poetry scoring at least 60 percent
Urdu grammar and language elements (Qawaid)
Classify all parts of speech (ism, fail, harf) with five Urdu examples each
Practise singular-plural and masculine-feminine changes for 40 words
Convert 15 sentences between direct and indirect speech
Correct 20 faulty sentences involving agreement and case
Form 10 new words using prefixes and suffixes
Your checkpoint
A completed grammar exercise set of 100 items with self-checked corrections
Urdu grammar and language elements (Qawaid) & Composition: essay/letter/report writing (Insha)
Use idioms (muhavare) correctly in 15 original sentences
Write one 150-word essay on a familiar social topic with a clear introduction and conclusion
Draft a formal letter of application and a letter to a newspaper editor
Write a short factual report of about 100 words on a school or local event
Your checkpoint
One essay, two letters and one report written under exam timing
Composition: essay/letter/report writing (Insha) & Comprehension and translation (Tarjuma)
Write two more essays from different categories (descriptive and argumentative) in 30 minutes each
Translate five unseen Urdu passages into English and two English passages into Urdu
Answer comprehension questions on three unseen Urdu passages
Proofread your own compositions for spelling, agreement and punctuation errors
Your checkpoint
A portfolio of two timed essays, seven translations and three comprehension sets
Urdu prose (Nasr) - prescribed textbook lessons & Urdu poetry (Nazm and Ghazal) & Urdu grammar and language elements (Qawaid) & Composition: essay/letter/report writing (Insha) & Comprehension and translation (Tarjuma)
Take two full-length mock papers under exam conditions and mark them strictly
Relearn every item missed in the mocks using your notebooks
Recite all memorised poems and quotations one final time
Revise grammar rules and idiom lists in a single condensed sheet
Your checkpoint
Two completed mock papers with an error log and a one-page final revision sheet
Milestones
Week 2: Can summarise every prose lesson and name its author without notes
Week 4: Scores at least 60 percent on a timed prose-and-poetry mock section
Week 6: Writes a structured 150-word essay and a formal letter within 30 minutes each
Week 8: Scores at least 70 percent on a full-length mock paper and has cleared the error log