WBCHSE HS Hindi (Second Language - HINB) study materials
WBCHSE HS Hindi (Second Language - HINB) study resources

WBCHSE HS Hindi (Second Language - HINB) study plan

WBCHSE HS Hindi (Second Language - HINB) · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Prose (Gadya) - prescribed textbook passages: comprehension, explanation and appreciation & Grammar (Vyakaran) - sandhi, samas, kaarak, kaal, vachya, muhavare and lokoktiyan

  • Read every prescribed Gadya passage once aloud and write a 40-word summary of each in your own words

  • Annotate each prose piece for speaker, context and central bhav, marking two lines per text that carry the main idea

  • Build a one-page sandhi chart covering svara, vyanjan and visarga sandhi with five self-made examples of each type

  • Solve twenty sandhi-splitting exercises and log every error with the rule you missed

  • Memorise ten muhavare from the prose texts and write one original sentence for each

Your checkpoint

A prose notebook with eight passage summaries plus a completed sandhi chart and error log

Week 2

Prose (Gadya) - prescribed textbook passages: comprehension, explanation and appreciation & Poetry (Padya) - prescribed poems: central idea, rasa/bhava, poetic devices and explanation

  • Draft full-length explanation answers (vyakhya) for four prose passages using claim-example-comment structure

  • Identify the rasa and bhav in each prescribed poem and justify your choice with one textual line

  • Mark and name five poetic devices (alankar) across the poems, quoting the exact phrase that proves each

  • Write a 150-word appreciation of two poems without consulting notes, then correct against the textbook

  • Recite each poem aloud twice to internalise metre and pause patterns

Your checkpoint

Four written vyakhya answers and a two-column rasa-alankar table covering all prescribed poems

Week 3

Poetry (Padya) - prescribed poems: central idea, rasa/bhava, poetic devices and explanation & Drama and Fiction (Natak evam Katha) - prescribed longer texts: plot, character and theme

  • Write central-idea (kendriya bhav) paragraphs for every poem in under ten minutes each

  • Read the prescribed Natak in full and draw a scene-by-scene plot outline with turning points marked

  • Profile the protagonist and the main antagonist in 100 words each, citing two actions that reveal character

  • List the play's major themes and match each to one scene as evidence

  • Practise explaining two poetic lines in plain Hindi prose without quoting them verbatim

Your checkpoint

A complete plot map of the drama plus character sketches of four figures with scene citations

Week 4

Drama and Fiction (Natak evam Katha) - prescribed longer texts: plot, character and theme & Grammar (Vyakaran) - sandhi, samas, kaarak, kaal, vachya, muhavare and lokoktiyan

  • Read the prescribed Katha and write a 120-word summary that names conflict, climax and resolution

  • Compare two characters from the fiction text in a structured paragraph of 150 words

  • Complete thirty samas exercises, classifying each compound as tatpurush, karmadharaya, bahuvrihi, dvandva or dvigu

  • Revise the sandhi error log and re-solve the ten questions you previously got wrong

  • Draft one exam-style long answer on theme from the drama and time yourself at fifteen minutes

Your checkpoint

A fiction summary and comparison paragraph plus a scored samas worksheet with self-corrections

Week 5

Grammar (Vyakaran) - sandhi, samas, kaarak, kaal, vachya, muhavare and lokoktiyan & Composition and Writing Skills - essay (nibandh), letter, report, notice and precis

  • Drill kaarak and vibhakti by labelling every noun phrase in ten supplied sentences

  • Convert ten sentences across kaal (present, past, future and perfect) and ten more across vachya (kartri, karm and bhav)

  • Write two full nibandh essays of 250 words each on current social topics, using a clear introduction-body-conclusion frame

  • Draft one formal letter and one complaint letter following the prescribed format exactly

  • Compose two notices and one short report of 100 words each in correct register

Your checkpoint

A grammar drill sheet with all kaarak, kaal and vachya answers plus two essays and three short-format pieces

Week 6

Composition and Writing Skills - essay (nibandh), letter, report, notice and precis & Unseen Comprehension (Apathit Gadyansh/Padyansh) - passage-based questions and vocabulary

  • Write a 60-word precis of three different passages and check each against a word-count limit

  • Practise two unseen gadyansh passages under timed conditions, answering inference questions with textual support

  • Attempt two unseen padyansh passages and state central idea plus one device for each

  • Build a vocabulary list of thirty unfamiliar words from unseen passages with Hindi meanings and one usage sentence each

  • Revise muhavare and lokoktiyan by writing a short paragraph that uses eight of them naturally

Your checkpoint

Three precis pieces, four solved unseen passages and a thirty-word vocabulary log

Week 7

Prose (Gadya) - prescribed textbook passages: comprehension, explanation and appreciation & Poetry (Padya) - prescribed poems: central idea, rasa/bhava, poetic devices and explanation & Drama and Fiction (Natak evam Katha) - prescribed longer texts: plot, character and theme

  • Re-read all prose, poetry and long-text summaries and condense each into five bullet points from memory

  • Write six rapid-fire explanation answers across all three literature domains in ninety minutes total

  • Self-mark every answer against the textbook and list recurring weaknesses

  • Prepare a one-page revision sheet of key characters, themes and central ideas

  • Rehearse two oral explanations of poems to test recall without notes

Your checkpoint

A one-page literature revision sheet plus six timed answers with a written weakness list

Week 8

Grammar (Vyakaran) - sandhi, samas, kaarak, kaal, vachya, muhavare and lokoktiyan & Composition and Writing Skills - essay (nibandh), letter, report, notice and precis & Unseen Comprehension (Apathit Gadyansh/Padyansh) - passage-based questions and vocabulary

  • Take two full-length mock papers under exam timing and mark them strictly

  • Re-drill only the grammar items you missed in mocks until you score full marks on a repeat set

  • Write one final nibandh and one letter cold, without prompts, within time limits

  • Solve two fresh unseen passages and verify vocabulary answers

  • Review the weakness list and close every unresolved item before exam day

Your checkpoint

Two completed mock papers with scores, corrected scripts and a signed-off weakness checklist

Milestones

Week 2: Can summarise any prose passage and name the rasa and one alankar in any poem without notes

Week 4: Can outline the drama's plot and the fiction's conflict from memory and score at least 80% on a samas set

Week 6: Can produce a 60-word precis, a formatted letter and a notice within time, and answer an unseen passage with textual evidence

Week 8: Scores at least 75% on two full mock papers with no repeated grammar errors from the weakness list