CBSE 2026 Sanskrit Question Paper for Class 10
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Sanskrit2026CBSE Class 10 Sanskrit 2026, code 52: 18 questions for 80 marks in 3 hours. Unseen passage, writing, grammar and literature.
Official question paper published by CBSE.
About this paper
This is the CBSE Class 10 Sanskrit board paper from 2026, Q.P. code 52 (Series MNL2K, Set 4). It carries 80 marks over three hours, plus 15 minutes to read, and has 18 questions in four sections. Khand Ka is an unseen passage on India for 10 marks. Khand Kha is creative writing for 15 marks, including a letter completed from a box of words. Khand Ga is applied grammar for 25 marks, with sandhi, translation from Hindi and English, and other grammar items. Khand Gha is literature for 30 marks. Answers are to be written in Sanskrit where the question asks for it. This copy has questions only.
- Exam
- CBSE Class 10
- Subject
- Sanskrit
- Year
- 2026
- Paper code
- 52
- Maximum marks
- 80
- Time allowed
- 3 hours
- Questions
- 18
- Pages
- 15
- Answers included
- No, questions only
Paper pattern
Khand Ka — unseen passage
10 marksQuestion 1, an unseen passage on Bharatavarsha, with one-word and full-sentence answers
Khand Kha — composition
15 marksQuestions 2–4, including a letter filled from given words and a five-sentence picture composition
Khand Ga — applied grammar
25 marksQuestions 5–11: sandhi, translation and other grammar, with a choice of how many items to attempt
Khand Gha — literature
30 marksQuestions 12–18 from the Sanskrit textbook
Topics covered
- Unseen passage
- Letter writing
- Picture composition
- Sandhi
- Hindi and English to Sanskrit translation
- Textbook literature
Questions from this paper
- Read the unseen passage that begins “Bharatavarshah asmakam janmabhumih asti” and answer in Sanskrit.
- Look at the picture of a bowman and a bird and write five Sanskrit sentences, or write five sentences on “Trees are our friends”.
- Translate into Sanskrit: “The rich give money to the poor” and “Tomorrow Geeta will sing a song.”
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