RBSE SS Rajasthani Literature study plan

Map the chronology of Rajasthani language development from Old Western Rajasthani (Maru-Gurjar) through the medieval and modern periods, writing a dated timeline from memory by week's end

Classify the main dialects (Marwari, Mewati, Dhundhari, Hadauti, Mewari, Brij-influenced eastern varieties) on a hand-drawn sketch map with one distinguishing phonological or morphological feature each

Distinguish Dingal from Pingal traditions by listing the metre conventions, thematic range, and typical poets of each in a two-column table

Define khyat, kavya, khanda-kavya, muktak and at least four folk forms, giving one authentic example title for each

Identify the major Charan and Bhat poets of the early period and state for each the court or patron, the language register, and the dominant theme

Explain the social function of Charan poetry as oral chronicle and panegyric, and how that function shaped its metre and formulaic diction

Analyse two short Dingal verses line by line for metre, rhetorical figure, and heroic rasa

Trace how early heroic and genealogical poetry fed into later khyat writing

List the principal Bhakti poets writing in Rajasthani and place each within saguna or nirguna streams with supporting evidence from their verse

Summarise the life, sectarian affiliation, and major works of at least five devotional poets with dates where confident

Identify the characteristic devotional vocabulary and address-forms (vocatives, refrains) used in Rajasthani pada and bhajan

Connect Bhakti themes to earlier Charan conventions by naming three continuities and two departures

Summarise plot, setting, and narrative arc of each prescribed prose text in under 150 words per text

Profile the central and secondary characters of each prose text, naming their defining traits and narrative function

State the author, date or period, and stated theme of each prescribed prose selection

Write one comparative paragraph on how two prescribed prose texts handle a shared theme such as social custom or moral conflict

Attribute each prescribed poem to its poet and name its form, metre, and dominant rasa

Identify the principal alankaras in each prescribed poem and quote the line that carries each figure

Write a bhavartha (prose gloss) for at least six prescribed verses in your own words

Link each prescribed poem to its genre category and explain in one sentence why the classification holds

Drill Rajasthani-to-Hindi and Hindi-to-Rajasthani translation of 60 high-frequency words, including dialect-specific forms and their standard Hindi equivalents

Translate ten short prose passages both directions, keeping idiom rather than word-for-word literalness

Collect and correctly use 25 Rajasthani idioms and proverbs with Hindi glosses and one example sentence each

Revise the prescribed poems for grammatical features visible in the text: verb endings, postpositions, and honorific forms

Describe the major folk literary forms of Rajasthan and state the occasion, performer community, and typical metre of each

Explain how folk deities, fairs, and seasonal festivals appear in the prescribed literary texts, citing specific references

Outline the folk-culture material in the syllabus as a mind map linking forms, communities, regions, and texts

Write a short essay connecting one folk form to a Bhakti poet's use of similar imagery

Take two full-length timed mock papers under exam conditions and score them against your own answer keys

Re-drill every item missed on the mocks until each is answered correctly twice in a row

Recite from memory the poet-work-form-rasa attributions for all prescribed poems and the author-theme line for all prescribed prose

Run a final rapid review of the week 1 timeline, dialect table, and genre glossary to confirm retention