MP Board Class 10 English Syllabus 2026-27

Session

High School (Class 10) examination 2026-27, Board of Secondary Education, Madhya Pradesh.

Section A — Reading

Reading comprehension through two unseen passages (factual, descriptive, literary, or case-based). MCQ/objective items on comprehension, interpretation, inference, and vocabulary.

Section B — Writing

Section C — Grammar

Gap filling; tenses; prepositions; verbs; conjunctions; articles; modals; determiners; voice; sentence transformation; clauses.

Section D — Textbooks

First Flight (2026-27)

# Topic Writer Genre
1 A Letter to God G L Fuentes Prose
Dust of Snow Robert Frost Poetry
Fire and Ice Robert Frost Poetry
2 Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela Prose
A Tiger in the Zoo Leslie Norris Poetry
3 Two Stories about Flying: His First Flight Liam O’Flaherty Prose
Black Aeroplane Frederic Forsyth Prose
How to Tell Wild Animals Carolyn Wells Poetry
The Ball Poem John Berryman Poetry
4 From the Diary of Anne Frank Anne Frank Prose
Amanda Robin Klein Poetry
5 Glimpses of India: A Baker from Goa Lucio Rodrigues Prose
Coorg Lokesh Abrol Prose
Tea from Assam Arup Kumar Datta Prose
The Trees Adrienne Rich Poetry
6 Mijbil the Otter Gavin Maxwell Prose
Fog Carl Sandburg Poetry
7 Madam Rides the Bus Vallikkannan Prose
The Tale of Custard the Dragon Ogden Nash Poetry
8 The Sermon at Benares Prose
For Anne Gregory William Butler Yeats Poetry
9 The Proposal Anton Chekov Drama

Footprints without Feet (2026-27)

# Topic Writer
1 A Triumph of Surgery James Herriot
2 The Thief’s Story Ruskin Bond
3 The Midnight Visitor Robert Arthur
4 A Question of Trust Victor Canning
5 Footprints without Feet H G Wells
6 The Making of a Scientist Robert W Peterson
7 The Necklace Guy De Maupassant
8 Bholi K A Abbas
9 The Book That Saved the Earth Claire Boiko

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