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The syllabus for all subjects included in the Board exam is frequently revised by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE). However, there has been no change in any subjects including the ICSE class 10 Hindi syllabus for the years 2024–2025. Thus, it is recommended that students adhere to the same syllabus for Hindi as mentioned in the curriculum 2023–2024.
The ICSE Class 10 Chemistry Syllabus may be used to practise writing reports and presentations on scientific topics, which will help to clarify the ability to write in Hindi. Further studies evolve when the ICSE Hindi syllabus is integrated with other subjects in the program.
You may download the free PDF for the 2024–25 Hindi Language Class 10 ICSE Syllabus for the same session by clicking on the links provided below.
2024-25 Latest Syllabus
Hindi falls in the Group I Category, which has all the compulsory list of subjects to be studied by the ICSE Students.
Hindi ( Second Language)
Total Marks: 80
Time: 3 Hours
The paper will be divided into two sections, Section A and Section B.
Section A: Language (40 Marks)
Section B: Prescribed Texts (40 Marks)
All the questions in Section A are compulsory and consist of questions from Composition, Letter, Comprehension, and Grammar. Candidates must attempt any four questions from Section B. The questions will consist of structured and short answer questions.
ICSE CLASS 10 HINDI LANGUAGE 2024-25 SYLLABUS
*Only two of the prescribed textbooks are to be offered.
Hindi is the second language under Group 1 of the CISCE Group-wise Subject distribution list. The purpose of including a second language is to appreciate language for effective communication, acquire knowledge of language elements, develop an interest in the language, understand spoken language at normal speed, and grasp basic structural patterns, vocabulary, and constructions.
This section will contain four compulsory questions.
The composition will be of 15 marks. Candidates will be required to write one composition, in the language, which may include short explanations, directions, descriptions, or narratives. Candidates will have a choice of subjects, which will be diverse and may be inspired by language or other stimuli such as pictures and objects.
The letter will be of 7 marks and the candidates will have the option to choose from two subjects and write a letter accordingly. Suggestions may be provided. The layout of the letter with its address, introduction, conclusion, etc., will form part of the assessment.
3. Comprehension
Comprehension will be of 10 marks. An unseen passage of about 250 words will be given in the language. Questions on the passage will be set for answers in the language, designed to test the candidates' understanding of the content of the passage.
4. Grammar
There will be 8-mark questions from Grammar. This will consist of tests in the use of language vocabulary, syntax, and idioms, synthesis in sentence construction, and formation of sentences in the language correctly embodying given words or forms. The question will not require any knowledge of grammatical terms.
The question paper will contain structured and short-answer questions. Candidates must answer four questions from only two of the prescribed textbooks. All questions will be presented in the language, and candidates are expected to respond in the same language. These questions are designed to evaluate the candidate's comprehension of the subject matter covered in the prescribed books.
The assignment will be of a total of 20 Marks where 10 marks for Internal Evaluation ( by the internal examiner) and 10 marks for External Evaluation (by the external examiner).
Two or three assignments of appropriate length/duration will be assigned, out of which two must be written assignments. These written assignments should include one from the language component and one from the literature component of the syllabus.
Language Assignment
Oral:
Creative Writing
Students are required to write short compositions, approximately 300 to 400 words each, based on stimuli such as:
Additionally, students must produce:
Literature (Prescribed Texts):
Assignments should be based on the prescribed textbooks on the following lines:
(i) Character/thematic analysis.
(ii) Socio-economic, cultural, and historical relevance /background.
(iii) Summary/paraphrase.
The CISCE has provided the detailed syllabus of Hindi for Class 10 on their official website as well. If you want more information you can download it from there.
Tips for scoring good marks in ICSE Hindi Class 10
For students preparing for the ICSE board examinations in 2024-2025, proficiency in Hindi can greatly enhance their overall scores. A comprehensive preparation strategy, emphasizing both grammar and literature, is important for success in this subject. With the exams scheduled to be held in 2025, it's essential for students to begin by thoroughly preparing all prescribed stories, plays, and poems along with practicing essay and letter writing to gain a deeper understanding of the subject.
Few inspiring lines from the ICSE Class 10 book Sahitya Sagar to help you keep you motivated:
गति प्रबल पैरों में भरी, फिर क्यों रहूँ दर दर खड़ा
जब आज मेरे सामने, है रास्ता इतना पड़ा
जब तक न मंज़िल पा सकूँ, तब तक मुझे न विराम है,
चलना हमारा काम है।
–शिवमंगल सिंह ‘सुमन
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