CBSE 2025 Hindi A Question Paper for Class 10

About this paper

This is the CBSE Class 10 Hindi (A) board paper from 2025, Q.P. code 3/3/3 (Series FHE3G, Set 3). It carries 80 marks over three hours, plus 15 minutes to read, and has 15 compulsory questions in four sections. There is no overall choice, though some questions have an internal option. Khand Ka is unseen reading and opens with a passage on bird migration. Khand Kha is grammar, including voice, pad-parichay and alankar. Khand Ga is the textbook, with a prose extract on Kashi. Khand Gha is creative writing and includes a paragraph of about 120 words. This copy has questions only.

Exam

CBSE Class 10

Subject

Hindi A

Year

2025

Paper code

3/3/3

Maximum marks

80

Time allowed

3 hours

Questions

15

Pages

15

Answers included

No, questions only

Paper pattern

• Khand Ka — unseen reading

  Two questions, with 10 sub-questions. The first is a passage on bird migration, for 7 marks

• Khand Kha — grammar

  Four questions, with 20 sub-questions, including voice, pad-parichay and alankar

• Khand Ga — textbooks

  Five questions, with 21 sub-questions, including a prose extract on Kashi

• Khand Gha — creative writing

  Four writing questions, including a paragraph of about 120 words

Topics covered

• Unseen passage on bird migration
• Voice, pad-parichay and alankar
• Textbook prose: Kashi
• Paragraph writing

Questions from this paper

1. Read the unseen passage on birds flying south to lay eggs and answer why birds move from higher latitudes to lower ones. The options combine travel, escaping severe cold, and searching for the warmth of the season.
2. Change into the passive: “Captain Netaji ki murti par asali chashma lagata tha.”
3. Identify the alankar in “Mukha bal ravi sam udit hua”, and name the alankar in “Dheere-dheere utar kshitij se aa basant-rajni.”
4. A textbook passage calls Kashi the pathshala of culture, named after Anandkanan, and says one can see music and devotion living together there.
5. Write a paragraph of about 120 words on one topic: necessary precautions for net zero, our changing villages, or social media as a slow poison.