Odisha BSE HSC Urdu (FLU) study materials
Odisha BSE HSC Urdu (FLU) study resources

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

Week 1

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

Week 2

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

Week 3

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

Week 4

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

Week 5

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

Week 6

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

Week 7

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

Week 8

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