Class 10 Hindi Course B is the Hindi paper for students who study Hindi as a second language. This guide covers the NCERT books Sparsh and Sanchayan, 17 lessons in all, with every textbook exercise solved, and these class 10 Hindi NCERT solutions cover each question, so you can check your own answer against them.
Every Hindi paragraph is followed by an English explanation, so you can follow the meaning without a dictionary. The guide also covers the four grammar topics the paper tests, the six writing formats and unseen passages, with 378 quiz questions.
What the class 10 Hindi NCERT solutions include
17 lessons solved
Seven prose lessons and seven poems from Sparsh, and three from Sanchayan, with every exercise answered.
Hindi with English glosses
An English explanation under each Hindi paragraph.
Grammar and writing
Padbandh, sentence transformation, samas and muhavare; formal letter, advertisement, notice, email, short story and paragraph.
378 quiz questions
Chapter quizzes, unseen-passage practice and a 40-question checkpoint.
How the Hindi Course B paper is divided
| Section | What is tested | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| A | Unseen passages (अपठित बोध) | 14 |
| B | Practical grammar (व्यावहारिक व्याकरण) | 16 |
| C | Textbooks: Sparsh (prose and poetry) and Sanchayan | 28 |
| D | Creative writing (रचनात्मक लेखन) | 22 |
Not examined in 2026-27: Bihari’s dohe, Mahadevi Verma’s poem and Chekhov’s story from Sparsh. For a quick reference, see our Class 10 Hindi grammar page.
How to use the class 10 Hindi NCERT solutions
- Read the lesson in your textbook, then the chapter notes and word meanings in the guide.
- Write your own answers to the exercises, then compare with the solved answers.
- Practise one grammar topic and one writing format each week.
- Take the chapter quizzes, then the mixed checkpoint at the end.
Work through hindi class 10 sparsh lesson by lesson, then sanchayan class 10, and use each chapter’s class 10 hindi mcq quiz to check what you remember.
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