BodhiScoreWest Bengal Board Class 12 Hindi Syllabus 2026-27
Session
Higher Secondary (Class 12), WBCHSE. Hindi B (HINB) — second-language Hindi. Semesters III and IV: 40 + 40 = 80 theory marks, plus 20 marks project (Semester IV).
Semester III (40 marks)
Kavya: Sant Kabir (Sakhi, Pad); Bihari Lal (Dohé); Sumitranandan Pant; Kedarnath Agrawal; Bhavani Prasad Mishra.
Gadya: Dharmveer Bharati; Harishankar Parsai; Kashinath Singh.
Upanyas (poorak): Munshi Premchand — Nirmala (adhyay 1–13).
Apathit bodh, vyakaran (sandhi, samas, vakya sanshodhan/parivartan, muhavare), paribhashik shabd (50 shabd).
Semester IV (40 marks)
Kavya: Tulsidas; Rabindranath Tagore; Trilochan; Shamsher Bahadur Singh; Sarveshwar Dayal Saxena.
Gadya: Mahadevi Varma; Shiv Pujan Sahay; Manisha Kulshrestha.
Upanyas: Nirmala (adhyay 14 se ant tak).
Rachna: Patra lekhan, prativedan, samvad lekhan.
Project (20 marks)
Semester IV project (20–25 pages): choose from topics such as Hindi media, interview writing, Bhakti kaal, atmavishwas, or comparative study of a kavita/kahani.
Prescribed from WBCHSE Higher Secondary Syllabus — Languages (July 2026).
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