KSEAB SSLC FL Sanskrit study plan

Split and rejoin 25 sandhi pairs covering savarṇadīrgha, guṇa, vṛddhi, yaṇ, ayādi and parasavarṇa, naming the rule applied in each case.

Conjugate the roots bhū, as, kṛ and gam in laṭ, loṭ and lṛṭ across all three persons in singular and plural.

Read the first prescribed gadya lesson aloud twice, then extract 15 unfamiliar words with Sanskrit–Kannada meanings.

Answer five comprehension questions on that lesson in complete Sanskrit sentences, reusing the lesson's own vocabulary.

Classify 20 compounds as tatpuruṣa, dvandva, bahuvrīhi, karmadhāraya or avyayībhāva and supply the vigraha-vākya for each.

Locate kāraka and the required vibhakti in 20 sentences spanning kartā, karma, karaṇa, sampradāna, apādāna and adhikaraṇa.

Summarise the second prescribed gadya lesson in eight Sanskrit sentences and compress its central theme into one line.

Compose two value-based answers on the prose portions, one character sketch and one message question, in exam answer format.

Form the kṛt pratyayas ktvā, tumun, lyap, śatṛ and śānac from 15 given roots and embed each form in a short sentence.

Decline rāma, latā, phala, muni, nadī and pitṛ through all eight cases in singular and plural.

Parse the first three prescribed padyas fully: padaccheda, anvaya, meaning and figure of speech.

Scan those verses and label the metre, marking gaṇa divisions for anuṣṭubh, indravajrā, vasantatilakā and śārdūlavikrīḍita.

State the sāra of every studied verse in three to four Sanskrit sentences, quoting the key phrase that carries the message.

Identify and name at least six alaṃkāras, including upamā, rūpaka, anuprāsa, yamaka, utprekṣā and atiśayokti, in supplied lines.

Complete 30 mixed grammar items on sandhi, samāsa, pratyaya and vibhakti within 45 minutes.

Memorise and recite four prescribed verses with correct syllable count and pauses.

Compare characters across the prose lessons and defend each trait with two textual quotations.

Draft six exam-format padya answers on meaning, alaṃkāra and message, keeping to the marks-per-point length.

Rewrite padaccheda and anvaya for all prescribed verses from memory, then correct against the text.

Compose a 10-line Sanskrit paragraph linking the theme of one prose lesson with one poem.

Compose two anuchheda-lekha of roughly 150 words each on given topics, applying sandhi joins and correct vibhaktis throughout.

Draft two patra-lekha in prescribed format, one formal letter to a headmaster and one personal letter to a friend.

Construct 20 original Sanskrit sentences that each use a specified case and a specified verb form.

Re-drill the grammar items missed in the Week 4 test with 40 targeted exercises on the same sub-topics.

Solve three unseen prose passages and two unseen verse passages within 20 minutes each, answering both objective and short-answer items.

Translate 10 Sanskrit sentences into Kannada and 10 into English, preserving technical terms accurately.

Compile a 60-word glossary drawn from the prescribed lessons with Kannada and English equivalents side by side.

Work through 20 synonym, antonym and word-meaning items of the anuvāda type without a dictionary.

Sit two full-length timed mock papers and log every error by domain and sub-topic.

Re-solve each logged error and re-test those exact items until all are answered correctly.

Recite all prescribed verses daily and rewrite their padaccheda from memory before checking.

Rehearse answer presentation: question numbering, Sanskrit-only responses, and time allocation per section.