Hindi

FIRST SEMESTER 08U1LH1

PAPER - PROSE, SHORT STORY AND GRAMMAR

PROSE : Prescribed Text Books : 1. HINDI GADYA PRABHAKAR

Ed. Dr. HiranmayShiksha BharathiKashmiri GateDelhi-06.

2. HINDI GADYAMALAEd. Dr.Syed RahamathullahPoornima PrakashanChennai – 14.

Prescribed Lessons : 1. Mahathma Gandhi (HINDI GADYA PRABHAKAR) by

Satyakamvidyalankar2. Bharat Ek hai

by Ramdhari Singh Dinkar3. Yuvaon se (HINDI GADYAMALA)

by Swami Vivekananda4. Computer : Ek nayee dastak

by Gunakar MooleSHORT STORY :

Prescribed Text Books : 1. KAHANI VIVIDHA Ed. Dr.Devishankar Avasthi

Rajkamal PrakashanNew Delhi.

2. KATHANTAREd. Paramanand Sreevatsav Rajkamal Prakashan New Delhi-32.

Prescribed Lessons : 1. Kafan (KATHANTAR)

by Munshi Premchand 2. Madhua (KAHANI VIVIDHA)

by Jayashankar Prasad 3. Sharandata

by Agney 4. Vaapsi

by Usha Priyamvada

GRAMMAR -I :Prescribed portion : 1. Noun

2. Pronoun 3. Adjective 4. Verb

5. Gender 6. Number

Reference Book : Vyakaranpradeepby RamdevSaraswathi Prakashan

Varanasi

UNITISED SYLLABUS

UNIT – I

1. Noun2. Mahathma Gandhi3. Kafan

UNIT - II

1. Pronoun2. Yuvaon Se3. Madhua

UNIT – III

1. Adjective2. Bharath Ek Hai3. Sharandata

UNIT – IV

1. Verb2. Bharath Ek Hai3. Vapsi

UNIT – V

1. Gender2. Number4. Computer Ek Nayee Dastak

CODE 08U1LH1SCHME OF EXAMINATION

PART – A (20 MARKS)

I ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS : ( From Story, Prose and Grammar )

1 Objective type 5 Qns. 5x2 = 10 Marks2. One word/One sentence 5 Qns. 5x2 = 10 Marks

. PART – B (25 MARKS)

II. INTERNAL CHOICE :

1. From Prose (Annotation) 1 out of 2 5 Marks 2. From Prose (Short Note) 1 out of 2 5 Marks3. From Stories (Short Note) 1 out of 2 5 Marks4. From Grammar 1 out of 2 5 Marks5. From Grammar 1 out of 2 5 Marks

PART - C (30 MARKS) III. ANSWER ANY 3 QUESTIONS :

(Fifth Question Compulsory)1. From Prose 2. From Prose3. From Stories 4. From Stories5. From Grammar

SECOND SEMESTER CODE - 08U2LH2

PAPER II - COMPREHENSION, DRAMA, NOVEL AND GRAMMAR

COMPREHENSION : General Paragraph from any Hindi Text Book

DRAMA : Prescribed Text Book : ASHAD KA EK DIN

Mohan RakeshRajpal & SonsKashmiri GateDelhi – 06.

NOVEL :Prescribed Text Book : NIRMALA

PremchandRajkamal PrakashanNew Delhi.

GRAMMAR :Prescribed portion : 1. Tense

2. Case Ending 3. Adverb 4. Preposition 5. Conjunction 6. Interjection

Reference Book : Vyakaranpradeepby RamdevSaraswathi PrakashanVaranasi

UNITISED SYLLABUS

UNIT – I

1. Comprehension2. Ashad ka ek din – page 1 to 203. Tense4. Nirmala – First Chapter

UNIT – II

1. Comprehension2. Ashad ka ek din – page 21 to 403. Adverb4. Nirmala – Second Chapter

UNIT – III

1. Comprehension2. Ashad ka ek din – page 41 to 603. Preposition4. Nirmala – Third Chapter

UNIT – IV

1. Comprehension2. Ashad ka ek din – page 61 to 803. Conjunction4. Nirmala – Fourth Chapter

UNIT – V

1. Case Ending2. Ashad ka ek din – page 81 to 1123. Nirmala – Fifth Chapter4. Interjection

CODE - 08U2LH2 SCHME OF EXAMINATION


I COMPREHENSION - CONSISTING OF 10 QUESTIONS 10X2=20 MARKS


II. INTERNAL CHOICE (EITHER – OR)

1. From Drama (short note) 1 out of 2 5 Marks 2. From Novel (short note) 1 out of 2 5 Marks3. From Drama & From Novel (short note) 1 out of 2 5 Marks4. From Grammar 1 out of 2 5 Marks5. From Grammar 1 out of 2 5 Marks

PART - C (30 MARKS) III. ANSWER ANY THREE QUESTIONS 3X10 =30 MARKS

(Fifth question compulsory)

1. From Prose 2. From Prose3. From Story 4. From Story5. From Grammar

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THIRD SEMESTERCODE - 08U3LH3

PAPER – III MEDIEVAL-MODERN POETRY AND TRANSLATION

1. POETRY :Book Name : 1. KAVYA SAURABH

Pub. Dakshina B.Hindi P.SabhaChennai.

2. AADHUNIK KAVYA SANGRAHEd. Dr.Rajendra Prasad

Radha Krishna PublicationNew Delhi.

Prescribed Lessons :MEDIEVAL POETRY (KAVYA SAURABH)1. Kabir ke Dohe2. Thulsi ke Dohe – first 10 poems3. Surdas – 2 and 44. Raheem ke Dohe5. Bihari ke Dohe – 10 poems

MODERN POETRY1. Todthi Pathar (Kavya Saurabh)

by Suryakant Tripathi Nirala2. Jhoote patte

by Balakrishnsharma Naveen3. Geetvihag (Aadhunik Kavya Sangrah)

by Sumitranandan Punt4. Pandrah August

by Girijakumar Mathur2. TRANSLATION

Prescribed Book : ANUVAD ABHYAS PART – III: DBHPS

Chennai

Prescribed Portions : From English to Hindi Exercise No.1,9,13

From Hindi to English Exercise No. 2, 5, 19

UNITISED SYLLABUS

UNIT – I

1. Kabir ke dohe 2. Thodthi pathar3. Translation

UNIT – II

1. Thulsi ke dohe2. Jhoote pathe3. Translation

UNIT – III

1. Surdas2. Geetvihag3. Translation

UNIT – IV

1. Raheem ke dohe2. Pandrah August3. Translation

UNIT – V

1. Bihari ke dohe 2. Pandra August3. Translation Ex. No.28

CODE - 08U3LH3SCHEME OF EXAMINATION


I. TRANSLATION – 10 SIMPLE SENTENCES 10X2= 20 MARKSHindi to English 5English to Hindi 5


II. INTERNAL CHOICE ( EITHER – OR )

1. Annotation From Medieval Poetry 1 out of 2 5 Marks 2. Annotation From Modern Poetry 1 out of 2 5 Marks3. Short Notes From Medieval & Modern Poetry 1 out of 2 5 Marks4. Introduction of a Poet From Medieval Poetry 1 out of 2 5 Marks5. Introduction of a Poet From Modern Poetry 1 out of 2 5 Marks

PART - C (30 MARKS) III. ANSWER ANY 3 QUESTIONS 3X10 =30 MARKS

(Fifth question compulsory)

1. Summary From Medieval Poetry2. Summary From Modern Poetry3. Analysis of Poetry – Medieval/Modern 4. A passage for translation from Hindi to English5. A passage for translation from English to Hindi

FOURTH SEMESTERCODE - 08U4LH4

PAPER – IV FUNCTIONAL HINDI AND GENERAL ESSAY

1. LETTER WRITING :Prescribed Book : Abhinava Patralekhan

DBHPSChennai

Portion Prescribed : Personal Letter1. To Father/Mother/Friend

2. Application for a job

Commercial Letter1. Ordering for Books2. Complaints

Official 1. Office Memorandum2. Office Order3. Circular4. Remainder

2. PRECISE WRITING

3. TECHNICAL TERMS AND PHRASES USED IN OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE

Prescribed Book : HINDI VATAYAN by. Dr.Chandra Mohan Vishvavidyalay Prakashan,

Varanasi.Prescribed Portion : Annexure enclosed

4. GENERAL ESSAY : Prescribed Lessons : 1. Self Employment

2. Pollution 3. Value based Education 4. India in 22nd Century 5. My favorite Author

Ref. : 1. Vyavaharik Hindi, by Dr.Mahendra Mittal, Shabari Sansthan,Delhi-51.

2. Pramanik Aalekhan aur Tippan, by Prof.Viraj, Rajpal and sons, Kashmiri Gate, Delhi.

3. Abhinava Vyavaharik Hindi, by Dr. Paramanand Gupta,VidyaMandir, 588, Avenue Road, Bangalore-2.

PRESCRIBED TECHNICAL TERMS

DESIGNATION1. Accontant -2. Assistant -3. Auditor -4. Cashier -5. Clerk -6. Controller -7. Engineer -8. Inspector -9. Typist -10. Joint -11. Junior -12. Senior -13. General Manager -14. Custom Officer -15. Election Officer –16. Managing Director –17. Office Superintendent – 18. Regional Director –19. Superintendent of Police –

20. Secretary –lpho

NAME OF MINISTRY1. Agriculture -2. Commerce -3. Communication -4. Defence -5. Energy -6. External Affairs -7. Finance -8. Home Affairs -9. Human Resource Development -10. Information and Broad Casting -11. Labour -12. Parliamentary Affairs -13. Railways -14. Tourism -

15. Science and Technology -

TECHNICAL PHRASES1. Appear for interview - 2. Application may be rejected - 3. As above - 4. As early as possible - 5. As regards - 6. Await reply -7. Circulate and file -

8. Delay is regretted -9. For approval -10. For comment -11. I am directed -12. I have the honor -13. In this manner -14. May be considered -15. Please refer to letter No. -16. With reference to your letter - 17. Yours Faithfully -18. Yours Sincerely -19. You are asked -20. Early reply solicited -

UNITISED SYLLABUS

UNIT – I

1. Personal Letters 2. Technical Terms 3. Precise Writing4. General Essay - Self Employment

UNIT – II

1. Commercial Letters2. Technical Terms3. Precise Writing4. General Essay - Pollution

UNIT – III

1. Office Memorandum 2. Technical Phrases3. Precise Writing4. General Essay - Value based Education

UNIT – IV

1. Office Order2. Technical Phrases 3. Precise Writing4. General Essay - India in 22nd Century

UNIT – V

1. Circular2. Remainder3. Precise Writing4. General Essay - My favorite Author

CODE - 08U4LH4SCHEME OF EXAMINATION


I. ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS. 10X2=20

5 Technical Phrases English to Hindi5 Technical Phrases Hindi to English


II. INTERNAL CHOICE (EITHER – OR) 5X5=25

1. Theoretical aspect - Personal Lr. 1 out of 2 5 Marks 2. Theoretical aspect - Official Letter 1 out of 2 5 Marks3. Theoretical aspect - Commercial Lr.1 out of 2 5 Marks4. Technical Terms English to Hindi 1 out of 2 5 Marks

(5 Nos.)5. Technical Terms Hindi to English 1 out of 2 5 Marks

(5 Nos.)

PART - C (30 MARKS) III. ANSWER ANY 3 QUESTIONS 3X10 =30 (Fifth question compulsory)

1. Personal Letter 2. Commercial Letter3. Official Letter4. General Essay5. Precise Writing

JAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGE(AUTONOMOUS)DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

SKILLBASED COURSE - HINDI FOR BEGINNERS

CODE - 08U HI 4502

(The Syllabus will come into effect from the Academic Year 2008 – 2009).

Objective: To introduce the student basic knowledge in Hindi.

Eligibility :I,III,V&VI Semester students belong to any discipline are eligible for

admission into this course.

Duration :One Semester.

DETAILED SYLLABUS

ORTHOGRAPHY

1. Vowels - Pronunciation and method of writing.2. Consonants - Pronunciation and method of writing.3. Matra4. Joining Letters –

a) Vowels with Consonantb) Consonant with Consonant

ETYMOLOGY –WORD

Usage of words in day-to-day life :a) Parts of body, Names of animals, birds, metals, house hold articles, dresses,

ornaments, food grains, vegetables, fruits, trees, relations, professions, colors, months and days.

b) Numerical – Cordials only (1 to 100)

ETYMOLOGY –PARTS OF SPEECH

Parts of speech and their functions in the sentence.

1. Noun 2. Pronoun 3. Adjective 4. Verb 5. Adverb 6. Preposition 7. Conjunction 8. Interjection

QUESTION PAPER PATTERN

Time : Three hours Max.Marks : 100

1. Fill in the blanks 5x1=05

2. Join the letters 5x1=05

3. Join the Consonants 5x1=05

4. Write the Numerals 5x1=05

5. Write the Name of the Numeral 5x2=10

6. Write the meaning in Hindi (colors, animals, birds,months 5x2=15 and week)

7. Present tense/Past tense/Future tense 20

8. Parts of speech (excluding sub divisions) 40NounPronounVerbAdjectivePrepositionConjunctionInterjection)

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