Kerala SSLC Sanskrit Oriental study plan

Read every prescribed gadya passage aloud twice, noting in the margin the speaker, the context and the central idea of each passage.

Build a 60-word glossary of unfamiliar prose vocabulary with Malayalam meanings and test recall of it twice in the week.

Join and split 30 items covering savarNa-dIrgha, guNa and vRddhi sandhi, writing the rule beside every answer.

Pick out and label the sandhi in 15 words taken directly from the prose lessons.

Draft written answers to six prose comprehension questions from the prescribed lessons, each 40-50 words, quoting or citing evidence from the text.

Rewrite four difficult prose sentences in anvaya order and add a short Malayalam explanation of each.

Drill yaN, ayAdaya, pUrvarUpa and para-savarNa sandhi across 30 mixed items, correcting and re-labelling every error.

Memorise and recite two prose passages that the textbook marks for explanation.

Memorise and recite aloud eight prescribed padya verses with correct pronunciation, pauses and line breaks.

Scan five verses and name the metre (anuSTubh, AryA, vasantatilaka, zArdUlavikrIDita, mAlinI), writing out the gaNa pattern for each.

Classify 25 samasa drawn from the poetry and prose, giving the vigraha and the type (tatpuruSa, dvandva, bahuvrIhi, dvigu, avyayIbhAva, karmadhAraya).

Paraphrase three verses in simple Sanskrit and Malayalam without losing the sense.

Write explanation answers for eight poetry verses, naming the alamkara and rasa where they are evident.

Decline four noun stems (rAma, kavi, nadI, phala) in all eight cases, singular and plural.

Conjugate three roots (bhU, paTh, dA) in lat, lang and lot, parasmaipada, all three persons.

Re-attempt every item missed in weeks 1-3 and record the error type for each.

Translate five prescribed prose or poetry passages into clear Malayalam, keeping technical terms in Sanskrit where that is standard usage.

Translate 20 Malayalam sentences into Sanskrit, choosing the correct vibhakti and vacana for every noun.

Review the declension of a-kArAnta, i-kArAnta and u-kArAnta stems and of the pronouns tad, etad, asmad and yuSmad.

Justify each translation choice by naming the grammar rule that governs it.

Complete three unseen Sanskrit passages under a strict 20-minute timer each, answering every comprehension question.

Answer unseen-passage questions in complete sentences instead of one-word replies.

Compile a 30-word glossary of high-frequency unseen-passage vocabulary and revise it on each of the following five days.

Translate one unseen verse into Malayalam and write a one-line justification for two word choices.

Write two formal Sanskrit letters, an application for leave and an invitation, following the prescribed format and salutations.

Compose one 15-sentence Sanskrit essay on a familiar topic, weaving in at least four subhASita lines.

Identify and illustrate eight alamkaras (upamA, rUpaka, anuprAsa, yamaka, zleSa, utprekSA, atizayokti, dRSTAnta) with examples you write yourself.

Revise the sandhi and samasa rules most often missed in weeks 1-6.

Re-read all prescribed gadya and padya pieces, reciting the marked verses and skimming the explanation notes.

Sit one full-length mock paper covering all seven domains under real exam timing.

Correct the mock paper, list the five costliest mistakes and redo those question types.

Recite all memorised verses and quotations once daily over the final three days.