BodhiScoreRajasthan Board Class 12 Hindi Syllabus 2026-27
Exam scheme
Hindi Compulsory, subject code 01. One paper, 3 hours 15 minutes. Theory 80 marks + sessional 20 marks = 100.
| Section | Area | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| A | Unseen comprehension (prose + poetry) | 8 |
| B | Creative and functional writing | 22 |
| C | Applied grammar | 8 |
| D | Textbook — Aaroh Part 2 | 31 |
| E | Supplementary — Vitan Part 2 | 11 |
Section A — Unseen passage (8 marks)
- Unseen prose passage — comprehension and vocabulary (4 marks)
- Unseen poetry passage — comprehension and interpretation (4 marks)
Section B — Writing (22 marks)
- Essay (~300 words) — 6 marks
- Formal/informal letter (application, complaint, enquiry) — 4 marks
- Notice, invitation, or similar functional writing — 4 marks
- Applied writing based on textbook themes — 4 marks
- Summary, expansion, or dialogue writing — 4 marks
Section C — Applied grammar (8 marks)
Word classes; prefix and suffix; sandhi and samas; idioms and proverbs; sentence transformation; figures of speech (alankar); vocabulary from prescribed texts.
Section D — Aaroh Part 2 (31 marks)
Prose and poetry from the main reader: theme-based questions, explanation, and short/long answers including author/poet introduction (3 marks).
Section E — Vitan Part 2 (11 marks)
Questions from the supplementary reader — comprehension and critical appreciation.
Prescribed books
- Aaroh, Part 2 — NCERT (copyright edition for Rajasthan)
- Vitan, Part 2 — NCERT
- Antra and Antral — as referenced in the official syllabus notification
Prescribed from RBSE Class 12 syllabus notification, session 2026-27 (12_2027.pdf).
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