RBSE Praveshika English case studies

RBSE Praveshika English · Put your knowledge to work in context.

Praveshika English is the English paper of the Praveshika examination conducted by the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE), Bikaner, as part of its traditional Sanskrit-path stream. It sits below the secondary level and is typically taken by students who are following the Praveshika (pre-secondary) course rather than the mainstream Class 9–10 route. The RBSE Praveshika English case studies are 5 cases and about 3,356 words.

The Key Says (b): Judging an Inference in an Unseen Passage

For a Class 10 unseen-passage test worth 10 marks, you set a 320-word passage on rooftop rainwater harvesting in Jaipur. The passage states: 'Rooftop harvesting is not free: a typical household spends about ₹18,000 on tanks and pipes.

668 words, about 3 min 2

Four out of Five: Marking Reported Speech When 'Must' Refuses to Shift

You are marking 34 scripts from a Class 10 grammar test. Item 3, worth 5 marks, asks students to rewrite the following in indirect speech: The teacher said to us, 'I will give you a test tomorrow.

706 words, about 4 min 3

Rejected or Refused: When a Distractor Is Half Right

You are checking a 20-item vocabulary worksheet with 30 students. Item 7 reads: 'After a two-hour debate, the committee the proposal on the grounds that it was too costly.' Options: refused / rejected / denied / declined.

683 words, about 3 min 4

Two and a Half out of Five: Marking a Leave Application Under Time Pressure

An 18-student section writes a 5-mark application for sick leave in a half-period test. The marking scheme is format 2, content 2, language 1.

640 words, about 3 min 5

Anecdote, Quotation List, or Argument: Marking a Poetry Answer

In the revision test on prescribed poetry, you set a 4-mark question: 'How does the poet present old age in the poem you have studied? Support your answer with textual evidence.' The lines you have taught are: 'The year turns grey; the branches bare their bone, / And yet the fire remembers what was green.' The scheme is content 2, expression 1, textual support 1.

659 words, about 3 min