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Key Facts: BSEH SS Music Melodic Exam

645

BSEH Senior Secondary Hindustani Music Instrumental (Melodic) subject code

BSEH Class 12 syllabus (Music Melodic)

30 + 50 + 20

Theory + Practical + Internal Assessment marks (total 100)

BSEH Class 12 Music Instrumental (Melodic) examination pattern

2½ hours

Typical BSEH Senior Secondary Music Melodic theory exam duration

BSEH question-paper design (code 645)

33%

Common Senior Secondary subject pass floor for BSEH theory electives

BSEH Senior Secondary notification practice

3 ragas

Desh, Bihag, and Bhupali for detailed classical theory introduction

BSEH Class 12 Music Melodic Code 645 syllabus

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is not the official Senior Secondary paper format

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BSEH Senior Secondary Music Melodic (Code 645) is a Class 12 Hindustani melodic-instrument elective: Theory 30 + Practical 50 + IA 20 = 100, theory about 2½ hours, with a 33% pass floor. Prescribed ragas: Desh, Bihag, Bhupali. Prescribed talas: Jhaptal, Chautaal, Dhamar, Ektal. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ theory study adaptation — not a full mixed-paper or practical simulation.

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1BSEH Senior Secondary Hindustani Music Instrumental (Melodic) is listed with which subject code in the Class 12 syllabus?
A.645
B.089
C.903
D.005
Explanation: The Board of School Education Haryana Class 12 syllabus for Hindustani Music Instrumental (Melodic) uses subject code 645. Code 089 is Secondary (Class 10) melodic instrumental; 903 is Accountancy; 005-style codes are not this music elective.
2What is the official full marks split for BSEH Class 12 Hindustani Music Instrumental (Melodic) Code 645?
A.Theory 30 + Practical 50 + Internal Assessment 20 = 100
B.Theory 70 + Practical 30 = 100
C.Theory 20 + Practical 60 + IA 20 = 100
D.Theory 80 + Practical 20 = 100
Explanation: Per the BSEH Class 12 syllabus (2025–26), annual theory is 30 marks, practical 50 marks, and internal assessment 20 marks, totaling 100. The Class 10 MHI pattern (20+60+20) is different.
3What is the duration of the BSEH Class 12 Hindustani Music Instrumental (Melodic) theory paper (Code 645)?
A.2½ hours
B.1 hour only
C.3 hours only
D.45 minutes
Explanation: The BSEH question-paper design for Class 12 Hindustani Music Instrumental (Melodic) Code 645 states theory time as 2½ hours for the 30-mark paper.
4Which statement best describes the official BSEH Class 12 Music Melodic theory paper design?
A.Mixed objective, very short, short, and long answers totaling 30 marks — not a pure MCQ board paper
B.100 pure multiple-choice questions only
C.Practical performance only with no written theory
D.Only one 30-mark essay with no objectives
Explanation: Question-paper design lists 8 objective items (1 mark each), very short and short answers, and one long answer — total 30 theory marks. This practice bank is an English MCQ study adaptation, not the official format.
5In BSEH Class 12 Music Instrumental (Melodic) practical (50 marks), which component is NOT listed in the official practical design?
A.A full written pure-MCQ theory paper of 50 marks instead of performance
B.Practical booklet (20 marks)
C.Viva on classical knowledge of one raga and one tala (5+5)
D.Performance of vilambit (Masitkhani) gat and jhala (15) plus folk/Vande Mataram (5)
Explanation: Practical components include booklet, raga viva, tala viva, masitkhani gat + jhala performance, and folk song/Vande Mataram on the instrument. Pure MCQ theory is not the practical paper.
6In Hindustani music theory, what does 'Varna' primarily refer to?
A.The movement or rendering of a swara in ascent, descent, stay, or mixed motion
B.Only the tabla theka bols
C.Only Western key signatures
D.Only the number of frets on a sitar
Explanation: Varna classifies how notes are sung/played: Sthayi (stay), Arohi (ascent), Avarohi (descent), and Sanchari (mixed). It underpins alankar construction.
7Which set correctly names the four traditional types of Varna?
A.Sthayi, Arohi, Avarohi, and Sanchari
B.Vilambit, Madhya, Drut, and Ati-drut only
C.Sam, Taali, Khaali, and Vibhag
D.Shuddha, Komal, Tivra, and Vivadi only
Explanation: The four varnas are Sthayi (stationary), Arohi (ascending), Avarohi (descending), and Sanchari (mixed movement).
8Alankars (ornamental note patterns) in riyaz are built primarily by combining which concept?
A.Varnas (ordered movements of swaras)
B.Only the tabla’s khaali bol
C.Only Western cadences
D.Only film-song lyrics
Explanation: Syllabus emphasizes creating alankars through varnas — systematic patterns of ascent, descent, stay, and mixed motion for practice and raga elaboration.
9In classical Indian music theory, 'Gram' (Graam) refers to:
A.An ancient parent scale system (e.g., Shadja and Madhyama gram) from which murchhanas arise
B.Only a modern guitar brand
C.Only the practical exam booklet
D.Only the number of matras in a tala
Explanation: Gram is the ancient tonal framework. Traditional theory discusses Shadja-gram and Madhyama-gram (and historically Gandhara-gram) as sources of murchhanas.
10What is a Murchhana in Hindustani theory?
A.A scale obtained by shifting the tonic stepwise through the notes of a gram
B.A type of tabla theka only
C.A Western sonata form
D.A film-music mixing console
Explanation: Murchhana is generated by treating successive swaras of a gram as temporary tonics, producing related scales — historically linked to raga derivation.

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