WBCHSE HS Hindi (First Language) study plan

WBCHSE HS Hindi (First Language) · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Prose (Gadya) - prescribed textbook selections

Read all prescribed Gadya (prose) chapters once, marking unfamiliar words and key sentences in the margin
Write a 60-80 word summary of each prose piece in your own words to fix plot and theme
List the central idea (mool bhav) and two supporting points for every prose chapter
Identify the author and period for each prose selection and note it beside the chapter

A handwritten notebook with a one-page profile per prose chapter: author, theme, summary, and two supporting points

Week 2

Answer three previous-style short-answer questions (2-3 marks) per prose chapter without looking at notes
Draft two long-answer responses (80-100 words) on character and theme from the prose section
Revise the ten most common sandhi and samas rules and apply them to twenty textbook words
Correct five deliberately faulty sentences for gender, number, and case agreement

A checked answer sheet of twelve short answers and two long answers, with grammar errors circled and rewritten correctly

Week 3

Read every prescribed Padya (poetry) selection aloud twice, marking rhyme, rhythm, and difficult vocabulary
Write the central sentiment (bhav) and the poetic device used in each poem
Paraphrase each poem in 40-60 words of simple prose
Memorise two key lines per poem and note why they are important

A poetry log with one entry per poem: bhav, devices, paraphrase, and two memorised lines

Week 4

Write explanation (vyakhya) answers of 60-80 words for four poems under timed conditions
Compare two poems on theme and tone in a short written note
Practise alankar identification on fifteen textbook and unseen lines
Convert ten direct sentences to indirect speech and ten active to passive

A timed poetry answer set of four vyakhya responses plus a completed alankar and sentence-transformation worksheet

Week 5

Read the prescribed drama (Natak) in full and outline its plot in five scenes
Profile the main characters of the drama with two traits and one supporting incident each
Read the prescribed Kahani and note its narrative structure, setting, and turning point
Write two long answers of 100-120 words on conflict and character from the drama and story

A scene-by-scene drama outline plus two character profiles and two completed long answers

Week 6

Draft one full-length essay of 250-300 words on a current-affairs or reflective topic within 40 minutes
Write a formal letter (application or complaint) and a personal letter with correct format
Write a short paragraph on a functional task such as a notice, report, or advertisement
Review and correct your own drafts against a checklist for structure, vocabulary, and spelling

A composition portfolio of one essay, two letters, and one functional piece, each self-corrected with a checklist

Week 7

Practise two unseen prose passages (Apathit Gadyansh) with five questions each under a 20-minute limit
Write concise answers that quote or paraphrase evidence from the passage
Draft a second essay on a different topic type to widen range
Build a personal vocabulary list of twenty words from passages and use ten in sentences

Two completed comprehension sets with answers and a twenty-word vocabulary sheet used in original sentences

Week 8

Two marked mock papers with a one-page error log listing recurring mistakes and the fix for each

Week 2: Can summarise every prose chapter from memory and score at least 60% on a self-set short-answer quiz

Week 4: Can write a timed vyakhya for any prescribed poem and correctly identify alankar in unseen lines

Week 6: Can outline the drama plot and characters unaided and produce a formatted essay and letters within time limits

Week 8: Mock scores show steady improvement and the error log has no repeated mistake from the previous week