BSEB Matric SIL Bhojpuri study plan
BSEB Matric SIL Bhojpuri · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Prescribed prose (गद्य खंड) – Bhojpuri prose lessons, author, content, character, message & Prescribed poetry (पद्य खंड) – Bhojpuri poems, poet, central idea, ras, alankar, bhav
List every prescribed prose lesson and poem in the syllabus, and for each one write the author's name, birth region, and one-line summary of content from memory before checking notes
Read each prescribed prose lesson twice: first for story, second to mark the central message (sandesh) in one sentence per lesson
Build a one-page author-character-message table covering all prescribed prose lessons, filling any blank from a reliable guidebook
Recite two prescribed poems aloud daily and write the central bhav of each in two lines without looking at notes
Identify and note the ras and one alankar used in each prescribed poem you have read so far
Your checkpoint
A handwritten two-page master table: lesson/poem title, author, main content, message or bhav, ras and alankar, with no blank cells
Prescribed prose (गद्य खंड) – Bhojpuri prose lessons, author, content, character, message & Prescribed poetry (पद्य खंड) – Bhojpuri poems, poet, central idea, ras, alankar, bhav
Complete the remaining prescribed prose lessons and poems, adding them to the master table with author, content, character and message
Write a 100-word character sketch of the central figure in three different prose lessons
Explain in writing how the poet's life or region shapes the theme of two prescribed poems
Self-test on 20 recall prompts (author-to-title, title-to-message) and log every wrong answer for revision
Mark five lines per poem that carry the strongest bhav and practise explaining each in your own words
Your checkpoint
A completed master table for the full prescribed prose and poetry syllabus plus a log of 20 self-test answers with errors flagged
Reading comprehension (अपठित गद्यांश) – unseen prose passage, main idea, inference, vocabulary in context & Poetry comprehension (अपठित पद्यांश) – unseen verse, theme, sentiment, poetic devices
Solve four unseen prose passages under a 10-minute timer each, answering main-idea, inference and vocabulary-in-context questions
Underline the sentence that carries the main idea in every passage you read and justify the choice in one line
Infer the meaning of ten unfamiliar words from context before consulting a dictionary, then verify
Solve four unseen verse passages, naming the theme, the sentiment (bhav) and one poetic device in each
Write a short original verse passage of six lines and list the alankar you used in it
Your checkpoint
A timed practice set of eight unseen passages (four prose, four verse) with scores, corrected answers and a list of ten context-guessed words with verified meanings
Grammar and language structure (व्याकरण) – sandhi, samas, karak, verb forms, upasarga, pratyaya & Vocabulary and idioms (शब्द भंडार एवं मुहावरे) – synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, proverbs
Define sandhi, samas, karak, upasarga and pratyaya, and classify 30 given examples into the correct category
Split and rejoin 20 compound words, naming the samas type for each
Identify the karak and vibhakti in 25 sentences and rewrite five sentences changing the karak
Match 20 upasarga-pratyaya combinations to their effect on verb meaning
Write 15 synonyms, 15 antonyms and 15 idioms with a sentence of usage for each
Your checkpoint
A grammar workbook of 100 solved items (sandhi, samas, karak, verb forms, upasarga, pratyaya) with a personal error list of no more than 10 recurring mistakes
Grammar and language structure (व्याकरण) – sandhi, samas, karak, verb forms, upasarga, pratyaya & Vocabulary and idioms (शब्द भंडार एवं मुहावरे) – synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, proverbs & Cultural and literary awareness – Bhojpuri folk literature, festivals, regional heritage, literary figures
Revise the week-4 error list and re-solve every missed item until each is correct twice in a row
Use 20 idioms and 10 proverbs in original sentences that fit a rural or festival setting
Explain the meaning of five proverbs and describe a situation where each would be used
List ten Bhojpuri literary figures with one work and one contribution each, and memorise them
Describe three Bhojpuri festivals or folk forms (for example Jhijhiya, Sohar, Kajari) in four lines each, covering when they occur and what they involve
Your checkpoint
A one-page cultural and literary fact sheet (ten figures, three festivals or folk forms, five proverbs with usage) plus a clean re-test of the week-4 error list
Composition and writing skills (रचना) – letter, essay, report, dialogue, précis writing in Bhojpuri & Reading comprehension (अपठित गद्यांश) – unseen prose passage, main idea, inference, vocabulary in context
Draft one formal letter and one personal letter in Bhojpuri, each within 150 words and correct salutation and closing
Write a 250-word essay on a familiar social theme using an introduction, three supporting points and a conclusion
Write a 150-word report on a local event, keeping to facts, sequence and a headline
Write a 10-exchange dialogue between two villagers on a current issue, keeping the register natural
Reduce a 200-word passage to 60 words in précis form without losing the main idea
Your checkpoint
A writing portfolio of five pieces (two letters, one essay, one report, one dialogue) plus one précis, each self-checked against a spelling, grammar and structure checklist
Composition and writing skills (रचना) – letter, essay, report, dialogue, précis writing in Bhojpuri & Cultural and literary awareness – Bhojpuri folk literature, festivals, regional heritage, literary figures & Poetry comprehension (अपठित पद्यांश) – unseen verse, theme, sentiment, poetic devices
Rewrite the weakest two portfolio pieces from week 6 after peer or self review and cut filler words
Write a 200-word essay that weaves in one proverb and one cultural reference naturally
Compose a 12-line poem or song in Bhojpuri on a folk theme and name the ras and alankar used
Solve three unseen verse passages and three unseen prose passages under exam timing
Summarise in one page how Bhojpuri folk literature differs from written literature in form and transmission
Your checkpoint
A revised portfolio of seven pieces plus a one-page note on folk versus written Bhojpuri literature
Reading comprehension (अपठित गद्यांश) – unseen prose passage, main idea, inference, vocabulary in context & Poetry comprehension (अपठित पद्यांश) – unseen verse, theme, sentiment, poetic devices & Grammar and language structure (व्याकरण) – sandhi, samas, karak, verb forms, upasarga, pratyaya & Composition and writing skills (रचना) – letter, essay, report, dialogue, précis writing in Bhojpuri
Take two full-length mock tests under exam conditions and record section-wise scores
Review every wrong answer from both mocks and write the correct reasoning for each
Re-revise the master table, the grammar error list and the cultural fact sheet in three short sittings
Practise five unseen passages and 30 grammar items at speed, aiming to finish each passage within 8 minutes
Write one final timed essay and one letter to confirm writing speed and accuracy
Your checkpoint
Two completed mock tests with section-wise scores, a corrected-answer log and a final one-page revision sheet for the last 48 hours
Milestones
Week 2: Master table covering the entire prescribed prose and poetry syllabus is complete with author, content, message or bhav, ras and alankar for every entry
Week 4: Grammar workbook of 100 items is solved and the personal error list has been reduced to 10 or fewer recurring mistakes
Week 6: Writing portfolio of five pieces plus one précis is complete, and each piece meets its word limit and structure checklist
Week 8: Both mock tests are finished within time, with section-wise scores recorded and every wrong answer corrected with reasoning