CBSE Class 10 Hindi Exam Seen as Easy to Moderate, Largely NCERT-Based
Early reactions note minor variation across sets, with some students calling Set 2 tougher.
Overview
- CBSE conducted the Class 10 Hindi paper on March 2 from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm for 80 marks across centres nationwide.
- Teachers and students reported the paper aligned with the prescribed syllabus and reflected a competency-based design.
- Reading and literature sections were widely described as straightforward and scoring, boosting confidence for many candidates.
- The writing section was manageable yet time-intensive, with several students highlighting the need for careful planning.
- Grammar was mostly direct and textbook-based, though select items—such as figures of speech or idiom-focused questions—were rated moderate to difficult.