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Key Facts: ASSEB HSLC Elective Nepali Exam

Class 10

Target grade level for HSLC Elective Nepali examination in Assam

Assam Board (ASSEB)

30%

Minimum passing score standard for HSLC theory papers

ASSEB Examination Regulations

3 Hours

Duration of the written board examination paper

ASSEB HSLC Time Table

5 Core Areas

Grammar, Prose, Poetry, Literary History, and Vocabulary

ASSEB Elective Nepali Syllabus

100

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The ASSEB HSLC Elective Nepali exam tests Class 10 students in Assam on Nepali grammar, prescribed prose, poetry, literary devices, history of Nepali literature, and language conventions.

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1Which category of noun (Naam) does the word 'सगरमाथा' (Sagarmatha / Mount Everest) belong to in Nepali grammar?
A.Jati-vachak (Common noun)
B.Vyakti-vachak (Proper noun)
C.Samuha-vachak (Collective noun)
D.Bhava-vachak (Abstract noun)
Explanation: 'सगरमाथा' refers to a specific individual mountain, making it a Vyakti-vachak Naam (Proper Noun).
2What type of pronoun (Sarvanam) is the word 'आफैँ' (Aaphai - self) in the Nepali sentence 'ऊ आफैँ काम गर्छ'?
A.Purush-vachak (Personal)
B.Nija-vachak (Reflexive)
C.Nishchay-vachak (Demonstrative)
D.Prashna-vachak (Interrogative)
Explanation: 'आफैँ' is a Nija-vachak Sarvanam (Reflexive Pronoun) because it emphasizes actions performed by the subject oneself.
3In the phrase 'रातो फूल' (Red flower), what type of adjective (Visheshana) is 'रातो'?
A.Pariman-vachak (Quantitative)
B.Sankhya-vachak (Numeral)
C.Guna-vachak (Qualitative)
D.Sarvanamik (Pronominal)
Explanation: 'रातो' (red) describes a quality or attribute of the noun 'फूल', classifying it as Guna-vachak Visheshana.
4Which of the following Nepali verbs is an Akarmak Kriya (Intransitive Verb)?
A.लेख्नु (To write)
B.खानु (To eat)
C.हाँस्नु (To laugh)
D.पढ्नु (To read)
Explanation: 'हाँस्नु' (to laugh) does not take a direct object; hence it is an Akarmak (intransitive) verb.
5Identify the tense and aspect of the verb in 'रामले भात खाँदै छ' (Ram is eating rice).
A.Samanya Vartaman (Simple Present)
B.Apurna Vartaman (Present Continuous)
C.Purna Vartaman (Present Perfect)
D.Samanya Bhoot (Simple Past)
Explanation: The suffix '-ँदै छ' indicates an ongoing action in the present time, which is Apurna Vartaman Kaal.
6What grammatical mood (Artha) is expressed by the sentence 'तिमी गृहकार्य गर' (You do the homework)?
A.Agnyartha (Imperative)
B.Ichchhaartha (Optative/Wish)
C.Sanketartha (Conditional)
D.Abhyasartha (Habitual)
Explanation: 'तिमी गृहकार्य गर' gives a direct command or instruction, which falls under Agnyartha (Imperative mood).
7In the sentence 'हरिले कलमले पत्र लेख्यो', which Karak (case) does 'कलमले' (with a pen) represent?
A.Karta Karak (Nominative)
B.Karma Karak (Accusative)
C.Karan Karak (Instrumental)
D.Sampradan Karak (Dative)
Explanation: 'कलमले' indicates the instrument or tool used to carry out the action of writing, which is Karan Karak.
8Which postposition (Vibhakti) is attached to indicate Apadan Karak (Ablative Case - source/separation)?
A.-ले (-le)
B.-लाई (-lai)
C.-बाट / -देखि (-bata / -dekhi)
D.-मा (-ma)
Explanation: Apadan Karak represents origin, source, or point of departure, which uses the markers '-बाट' (from) or '-देखि' (since/from).
9Convert the Active Voice (Kartri-vachya) sentence 'उसले किताब पढ्यो' into Passive Voice (Karma-vachya).
A.उस्बाट किताब पढियो
B.ऊ किताब पढ्छ
C.उस्लाई किताब पढ्न मन लाग्छ
D.ऊ किताब पढ्दै थियो
Explanation: In Karma-vachya, the agent takes '-बाट' (or '-द्वारा') and the verb root accepts '-इ-' (padh + i + yo = padhiyo).
10What type of Samas (compound word) is 'मातापिता' (Mata-Pita / Mother and Father)?
A.Dwandwa Samas
B.Dwigu Samas
C.Tatpurush Samas
D.Bahuvrihi Samas
Explanation: 'मातापिता' combines two coordinate components of equal weight connected by an implicit conjunction 'ra', making it Dwandwa Samas.

About the ASSEB HSLC Elective Nepali Exam

The ASSEB HSLC Elective Nepali Examination is conducted annually by the Assam State School Education Board for Class 10 students enrolled in schools across Assam. This subject evaluates secondary-level proficiency in Nepali language, grammar (Vyakarana), literature (Sahitya), poetry analysis (Kavita Chintan), literary history, and vocabulary usage. Students are assessed on their understanding of classical and modern Nepali authors—including Bhanubhakta Acharya, Laxmi Prasad Devkota, Lekhnath Paudyal, Balkrishna Sama, Lil Bahadur Chettri, and Indrabahadur Rai—as well as regional Gorkha literature from Assam and North-East India.

Questions

100 scored questions

Time Limit

3 hours

Passing Score

30% aggregate passing standard

Exam Fee

Free (School enrolment registration fee applies) (Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB))

ASSEB HSLC Elective Nepali Exam Content Outline

25%

Nepali Grammar (नेपाली व्याकरण)

Identification and usage of parts of speech, tense and aspect, Karak (case) markers, voice (Vachya) transformations, Samas (compounds), prefixes/suffixes, and sentence syntax.

25%

Nepali Prose & Short Stories (गद्य साहित्य)

Comprehension and analysis of prescribed essays, stories, character sketches, themes of social realism, rural life, and prominent works like 'Basain' and 'Paribanda'.

25%

Nepali Poetry & Rhetoric (पद्य र अलङ्कार/छन्द)

Interpretation of poems from Bhanubhakta, Devkota, Lekhnath, Siddhicharan, and Giri; identification of poetic meters (Chhanda) and figures of speech (Alankar).

15%

Literary History & Gorkha Heritage (साहित्य इतिहास)

Evolution of Nepali literary periods, modern literary movements (Romanticism, Realism, Dimensionality), genres, and Assam Nepali literature.

10%

Vocabulary, Proverbs & Language Usage (शब्द भण्डार)

Paryayvachi (synonyms), Vilom (antonyms), Ukhan-Tukka (proverbs/idioms), one-word substitutions, and orthographic precision.

How to Pass the ASSEB HSLC Elective Nepali Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 30% aggregate passing standard
  • Exam length: 100 questions
  • Time limit: 3 hours
  • Exam fee: Free (School enrolment registration fee applies)

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

ASSEB HSLC Elective Nepali Study Tips from Top Performers

1Master core Nepali Vyakaran concepts including Karak-Vibhakti, Samas, and Vachya rules as they carry guaranteed grammar marks.
2Memorize famous poetic lines and their contexts, especially from Devkota's Muna Madan and Bhanubhakta's Ramayana.
3Understand the structural plot and character dynamics of prescribed prose works like Lil Bahadur Chettri's Basain.
4Learn to identify figures of speech (Anupras, Upama, Rupak) and poetic meters (Shardulavikridita, Jhyaure) in stanza excerpts.
5Practice solving Ukhan-Tukka (idioms) and vocabulary exercises regularly to build speed and accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ASSEB HSLC Elective Nepali Examination?

It is the Class 10 board examination for Elective Nepali administered by the Assam State School Education Board (formerly SEBA) for students in Assam.

What topics are covered in the Elective Nepali question bank?

The bank contains 100 questions covering Nepali Vyakaran (grammar), prescribed prose, classic and modern poetry, poetic devices, history of Nepali literature, and vocabulary.

What is the passing score for the ASSEB HSLC examination?

The minimum passing score is 30% marks in the subject, with an overall aggregate passing standard across subjects.

Who are the major authors included in the syllabus?

Syllabus authors include Bhanubhakta Acharya, Laxmi Prasad Devkota, Lekhnath Paudyal, Balkrishna Sama, Siddhicharan Shrestha, Lil Bahadur Chettri, Indrabahadur Rai, and Agam Singh Giri.

Are these practice questions free?

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