BodhiScoreUttarakhand Board Class 10 Hindi Syllabus 2026-27
Session
High School (Class 9 and 10) examination 2026-27, Uttarakhand Board of School Education. Subject code 001. Official Class 10 core syllabi are published on the UBSE high-school syllabus category page.
Exam scheme (Class 10 portion)
Theory 80 + internal assessment 20 = 100. Time: 3 hours.
| Section | Area | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| A | Unseen passage (450–600 words) | 7 |
| B | Writing — essay (~200 words); letter (formal/informal) | 12 |
| C | Applied grammar — verb/adverb, optional words, sentence transformation, prefix/suffix | 10 |
| D | Textbooks — Kshitij Part 2 and Kritika Part 2 | 21 |
| E | Supplementary reader (Hindi Part 2) | 18 |
| F | Applied grammar — parts of speech, verb, compound | 6 |
| G | Sentence formation (four words) or translation of two sentences | 2 |
20% of theory marks (16 out of 80) are objective; at least half of those (8 marks) are compulsory.
Prescribed NCERT books
Class 9: Kshitij Part 1; Kritika Part 1; Hindi supplementary reader Part 1.
Class 10: Kshitij Part 2; Kritika Part 2; Hindi supplementary reader Part 2.
Kshitij Part 2 — prose (Class 10)
- Lekh Ram — Aakash, tum kitne bade ho jao ge
- Ramchandra Shukla — Ram leela
- Shivprasad Mishra — Apni hi bhasha mein
- Hazari Prasad Dwivedi — Sur ke pad
- Lokmani Pandit — Ek ghar ki maa
- Ekay — Ujali surya ki aur
- Ramvriksh Benipuri — Bal go-dan
- Krishna Chandra — Gram jeevan ki bhor
- Ramnath Shastri — Sanskruti
- Hansraj Sharma — Ek kahani yeh bhi
Kshitij Part 2 — poetry (Class 10)
- Ek maa ki bebasi
- Chal chal re…
- Yeh nar be-nar ho jaate hain
- Raghuvir Sahay — Sur
- Bhartendu Harishchandra — Bharat mata
Internal assessment covers listening, speaking, project work, and unit tests (20 marks total).
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