Haryana Board Class 10 English Syllabus 2026-27
Exam scheme
Annual exam on the full syllabus. Written 80, internal assessment 20. Subject code 005.
Internal assessment: two SAT exams (4), half-yearly (2), pre-board (2), classroom participation (2), project (5), attendance (5).
| Area | What it covers | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| First Flight (prose) | Nine prose lessons | 17 |
| First Flight (poetry) | Ten poems | 11 |
| Footprints Without Feet | Nine supplementary stories | 12 |
| Grammar | Punctuation, articles, tenses, reported speech, modals, sentences, clauses, non-finites, idioms, phrasal verbs, figures of speech | 10 |
| Writing | Applications, letters, events, paragraph, story, report, classified advertisement, interviews, conversation | 10 |
| Reading | Unseen passages | 20 |
First Flight — prose
- A Letter to God
- Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
- Two Stories about Flying — His First Flight; The Black Aeroplane
- From the Diary of Anne Frank
- Glimpses of India — A Baker from Goa; Coorg; Tea from Assam
- Mijbil the Otter
- Madam Rides the Bus
- The Sermon at Benares
- The Proposal
First Flight — poetry
Dust of Snow; Fire and Ice; A Tiger in the Zoo; How to Tell Wild Animals; The Ball Poem; Amanda!; The Trees; Fog; The Tale of Custard the Dragon; For Anne Gregory.
Footprints Without Feet
A Triumph of Surgery; The Thief’s Story; The Midnight Visitor; A Question of Trust; Footprints Without Feet; The Making of a Scientist; The Necklace; Bholi; The Book that Saved the Earth.
The official PDF also has a month-wise teaching plan.
Make this syllabus useful
My revision checklist
Tick sections as you revise them. Progress is saved only in this browser on this device.
Original practice prompts
Use these with the official syllabus above—these are study prompts, not a claimed board question paper.
- Choose one listed section and explain its main ideas aloud without looking at notes.
- Write five questions you would ask from that section, then answer them from memory.
- Mark one topic you find difficult and make a one-page revision sheet for it.
- After revising, attempt a past or sample paper only if its board, subject, language, and year match yours.
How to use this
- Read the syllabus or open the official paper from the source link.
- Use the related materials below to revise the same subject.
- Check an answer key or marking scheme only when it is published by the board.