NCERT books for class 10 have always been proved to be an effective study material to score the maximum amount of marks and also a very efficient study material to learn the core concepts that an aspirant language major would want to have for the years of study ahead.
Now, in this article, we will take a closer look at the study materials and also tips and tricks that a student should be aware of, to fetch the maximum amount of marks in Hindi subject. The study material as it is comes in the form of four books with chapters spread across.
The language used in these books is very simple and the sub-division of the chapters amongst these four books effectively clubs the similar chapters and is very helpful for the student. Sanchayan, Sparsh, Kshitiz, Kritika are the four books and the chapters are spread across rather unevenly, at 17 chapters each for Sparsh and Kshitiz and three chapters each for Sanchayan and Kritika.
The NCERT books not only help the students to get the chapters down in a rather straightforward manner, but it is also a boon to the Hindi teachers who can look at seamlessly transferring these lessons.
Diversity of the Lessons:-
The NCERT Books Class 10 Hindi is geared at the academic perspective, setting its path to enable the student to gain the maximum score in the Hindi exam and also enabling the teacher to effortlessly make the student understand the topics that are crucial to the student from an examination point of view, there is an adequate emphasis that has been given to the diversity of the literature using the Hindi language, by way of having a diverse set of lessons spread out across the books and the chapters.
The student gets to have a taste of all the timeless classics from famous authors and poets. The books help bring out the complexity of literature in the form of the classics from the poetry and the prose realms, in the simplest ways.
Now that we have had an overview of the importance and the diversity of the NCERT books concerning Class 10, we can now take a close look at the chapters that are laid out in the four books.
Kshitiz / क्षितिज :-
The क्षितिज book of the NCERT materiak includes Kavya Khand, Dev, Tulsidas, Jayashankar Prasad, Nagarjun, Suryakant Tripathi – Nirala, Rituraj, and Girja Kumar.
Manglesh Dabral, Yashpal, Ram Vraksh Benpuri, Manu Bhandari, Manahvir Prasad Dwivedi, Yatindra Mishra, Bhadanad Anand Koslyayan, Saviya Prakash, and Saveshwar Dayal Saxena are the other chapters that are in the क्षितिज book apart from the main ones listed in the previous paragraph.
Kritika / कृतिका :-
This book is complete with the prose part of the literature and this is the finest of the lot. The book contains five stories overall with the most comical ones to the ones with a serious undertone.
This is although crucial from an examination point of view, also grabs one’s attention as it contains the most intriguing piece of literature available in Hindi.
The book includes Mata ka Anchal, Mein Kyon Likhta hun, Sana Sana Hath Jodi, George Pancham ki Naak, and Ahi Thaiya Jhulani Herani ho Ram. This book also imparts morals and the way of life to the students through subtle discourses embedded inside the prose.
Grammar in NCERT Hindi Material:-
The book, although is famous for dispelling the misconceptions of the student concerning the concepts given, also sports another feature, simple grammar.
The grammar used in these books is rather simple when compared to the other counterparts of this material. Simple grammar translates to better understanding and higher retention.
When the tools of taking notes with a much simpler textbook and a very simple and easier language are offered to the student, scoring higher marks is something which goes without saying and the student should now be expected to travel near the centum in the exam results.
Sparsh / स्पर्श :-
As said earlier, the book contains 15 chapters including the following ones: Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi, Siyaramsharan Gupt, Kaka Kalekar, Swami Anand, Yashpal and Dhiranjan Malvey, Bachendri Pal, and Sharad Joshi. Poetry includes Rahim, Raidas, Nazeer Akbarabadi, Harivansh Rai Bachchan, and Ramdhari Singh Dinkar.
These stories enhance the student’s prowess over the literature side and the Hindi language overall.
Sanchayan / संचयन :-
The book includes the following chapters: Gillu, Diye Jal Uthe, Smriti, Hammid Khan, Mera Chota Sa Niji Pustkalay, and Kallu Kumar Ki Unakoti, is intended to make the student understand the nuances in the Hindi literature.
These chapters help the student the intricacies of the language and thereby comprehend the importance of literature in imparting knowledge to a language learner in general.
Other Benefits of the NCERT Hindi Materials:-
The text given in the books is in a specific format that will enable the student to take out the relevant study material and start the practice sessions almost without any additional work.
As the language used is much easier than the ones which are designed for Hindi exams outside the academic purview, this is the most sought-after material for easy comprehension.
As the language is much simpler and the content is also presented in a much-articulated manner, these books call for a better retention rate amongst students making it easier for recollection and proper presentation as well.
The book is also made out for one more facility, planning. The students who are looking to plan for a study session can very well map out their timings as the book has been created on a simpler framework which enables the student to mark the material appropriately for preparation.
Overall the expertise of the wizards in the academic domains stands out through this book and this is the finest creation ever to help out even the average student to score well. Get the chapters in these books down completely to score the maximum marks in the Hindi Subject. Happy learning, all the best.
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