Class 6 is a crucial time to build a solid base for one’s mother tongue or native language. At this age, the students are eager to express themselves in different ways. But the students must have a good command of the language not only for expression but also for thinking. Experts have said that the process of thinking is closely interlinked with language. So, the better one knows a language, the greater her/his thinking ability will be.
The best way to prepare Hindi is to study Class 6 Hindi NCERT Books thoroughly. Subject experts have composed these books compiling various texts by writers of different stature. These books strictly follow the CBSE syllabus. The materials that these books provide are authentic and easy to learn. Close readings of every chapter will be enough to understand the texts. While reading, the students may come across different structures of sentences and new words. This way they would come across a new realm of the language, one that is not confined within the boundaries of home, rather the one that is connected to the professional and artistic world.
There are three books for Hindi published by NCERT:
1. Vasant
This book is a compilation of several stories, poems, and dramas. The contents of this book are separated into 17 chapters. The authors of these works belong to different time periods and different classes of society. But all of them serve the same purpose – recording different aspects of society and mankind with their words and bringing them in front of the young readers. All these texts are brilliant and easy to understand, yet they let the sincere readers experience the essence and richness of the Hindi language. This book also provides exercise questions at the end of every chapter. These question sets, if practiced diligently, are enough to solve all the doubts regarding the texts.
2. Durva
The contents of this book are spread over 28 chapters. They deal with Hindi alphabets, words, and sentences. The purpose of this book is to teach the students the different elements of the Hindi language and how to use it. It helps to establish the grammatical base within every pupil. And to make learning more interesting, the book uses various vibrant images, graphic illustrations, and conversational stories. These pictures make the book more engaging to the students and give a visual effect to the learning process. So, that the children will easily memorize the lessons and remember them for a long time. The exercise given at the end of every chapter will help to clarify the concepts and will make the revisions enjoyable.
3. Bal Ramkatha
Divided into 12 chapters Bal Ramkatha deals with the story of The Ramayana. It is always important to know one’s past and traditions. Ours is the one of oldest cultures in the world. And our people have given the world two of the longest and greatest Epics ever written. The Ramayana is one of them. The book deals with the exile of Rama, the prince of Ayodhya, his wife, Sita, and his brother, Laxman that spanned over 14 years. The story of Hanuman rescuing Sita from Ravana by conquering Lanka is also included in this book. Bal Ramkatha also contains some occasional pictures corresponding to the story to enliven the students’ interest. At the end of the book, an exercise is given. All the questions are thoughtful and important for the exam. The students are advised to solve them from time to time so as to be well-prepared for the examination.
Tips to Score Above 80 in Hindi
1. Reading the Text Books In-detail
NCERT Hindi books are a delightful read. It is suggested that the students read every chapter multiple times for better understanding. If they face any problems, they can take help from NCERT Solutions. All the concepts must be clear so that if twisted questions are to come in the exam, the students will be able to answer them with ease. If possible, one can memorize a few lines from the poems and the prose and include them in his/her answer in the exam. This can impress the examiner and secure better marks for the student.
2. Writing Long and Short Question Answers
To obtain good marks, the students must understand what the question wants and how many marks it carries. Short questions and long questions are to be tackled differently. While the former need much smaller and concise answers the latter need in-depth and elaborate answers. Solving the exercise might help here to get an idea of how to handle these questions. But sometimes questions outside the practice sets might come in the exam. In that case, one is to understand the question first, and then write what is asked in accord with the marks it bears.
3. Dealing with the Writing Section
When a student has neatly studied the textbooks and has built a strong base, dealing with the writing sections becomes much easier for her/him. The writing section is comprised of letter-writing, essay-writing, and so on. To prepare for this one must read and practice these kinds of writings. Also, one must have a good vocabulary and a strong grasp of the language. A student who fulfills these requirements will easily be able to perform incredibly.
4. Dealing with Grammar
Dealing with this might sound a bit tough, but it really is not. The grammar portion is definitely vast and comprises many topics. But a diligent student will have everything covered from the textbooks. NCERT Hindi books are enough to prepare for the Grammar section. One only needs to practice enough to understand and the concepts and the logic and how to deal with them efficiently. That’s it.
5. Revision and Execution
Revision is a very important task when it comes to sitting in an exam. It increases the ability to understand different types of questions and makes one competent enough to deal with them. Through revision only, one can pump her/his confidence level. And execution is the final task. It is recommended that the students attempt the common questions at first and then try to deal with the uncommon ones. Following these steps properly can secure 80 up marks in Hindi for any student.
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