Is the official KSEAB SSLC Third Language Konkani exam multiple choice?

No. The official paper (commonly model/public code 68DK) is a mixed written examination with objective-style items plus short/long answers and writing tasks in Konkani. This bank is a free English-language MCQ study adaptation of third-language skills (grammar basics, reading strategy, vocabulary, cultural/literary awareness, writing structure) — not a full Konkani writing simulation or official translation.

What is paper code 68DK?

KSEAB/KSEEB SSLC model and examination listings commonly identify Third Language Konkani as code 68DK (alongside other third-language codes such as Tulu 69DK and Sanskrit 67S). Confirm the year’s date sheet and question paper codes on kseab.karnataka.gov.in.

How long is the Third Language Konkani paper?

Many SSLC subjects, including third-language papers, are commonly scheduled for about 3 hours 15 minutes including reading time. Confirm the year’s circular and model paper on kseab.karnataka.gov.in.

What is the passing mark?

Karnataka SSLC pass criteria are commonly reported as about 30–33% in each subject together with aggregate rules as notified for the year. Always verify the current KSEAB result and promotion circular.

What topics should I revise for SSLC Third Language Konkani?

Revise reading comprehension skills; basic Konkani grammar (gender/number, pronouns, simple verb forms, word order, negatives); high-frequency vocabulary; cultural and general literary awareness from your third-language textbook; and creative writing formats (letter, essay, message). Practice official 68DK model papers in Konkani for full writing stamina.

Why are questions in English if the exam is in Konkani?

OpenExamPrep publishes an English-language MCQ study adaptation so learners who search and prepare in English can drill language knowledge. Latin/Devanagari Konkani terms appear where the skill is tested, with English explanations. This does not replace timed writing and reading practice in Konkani on official papers.

Where can I get official model papers?

KSEAB publishes SSLC model question papers on its portals, including Third Language Konkani (68DK) sets. Start at https://kseab.karnataka.gov.in and the SSLC 2025–26 model QP page (kseeb.karnataka.gov.in/QP2026/SSLC2025-26MODEL_QP).

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68DK

Common KSEAB/KSEEB paper code for SSLC Third Language Konkani model papers

KSEAB/KSEEB SSLC model question paper listings (SSLC 2025–26 MODEL QP)

~3h 15m

Typical written duration for many KSEAB SSLC subject papers including third language

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~30–33%

Approximate per-subject pass band commonly reported for Karnataka SSLC (plus aggregate rules)

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Third language

Konkani offered as Class 10 Third Language under KSEAB SSLC language combinations

KSEAB SSLC third-language subject listings and model paper codes

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KSEAB SSLC Third Language Konkani (commonly code 68DK) is a Class 10 board language paper with mixed objective + subjective tasks lasting about 3 h 15 min. Pass is commonly ~30–33% per subject plus aggregate rules as notified. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation of L3 grammar, vocabulary, reading strategies, and cultural/literary awareness — not an official Konkani writing-paper simulation.

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1In many common Konkani forms, the first-person singular pronoun meaning "I" is:

A.Tum / तूं

B.Hanv / हांव (also written hāv)

C.To / तो

D.Ti / ती

Explanation: Hanv (हांव / hāv) is the common first-person singular "I." Tum is "you" (sg), to is "he," and ti is "she" in widely taught basic forms.

2A polite everyday Konkani greeting commonly taught to beginners is:

A.Only English "Hello" with no Konkani form

B.Namaskar / नमस्कार (or related courtesy greetings in class materials)

C.A Latin verb conjugation ending

D.A mathematical formula

Explanation: Namaskar (नमस्कार) and related courtesy greetings are standard beginner Konkani social expressions used in school language practice.

3Konkani is best classified as which kind of language?

A.A Sino-Tibetan language of East Asia

B.An Indo-Aryan language of the western coastal India region

C.A purely constructed computer coding language

D.A Polynesian island language

Explanation: Konkani is an Indo-Aryan language associated especially with Goa and coastal communities of Karnataka and Maharashtra (among others).

4The common Konkani interrogative word often glossed as "what?" is:

A.Konn? / कोण? (who?)

B.Kitem? / कितें? (what?)

C.Kedna? / केदना? (when?)

D.Khuim? / खंय? (where?)

Explanation: Kitem? (कितें) is the basic "what?" interrogative in common school Konkani. Konn is who, kedna when, khuim where.

5In third-language reading, the "main idea" of a short passage is:

A.The printer’s font size

B.The central point the writer wants the reader to understand

C.Only the last punctuation mark

D.The page number of the textbook

Explanation: Main idea = the overall message or central point, not a minor formatting detail.

6A common Konkani word for "house/home" taught in beginner vocabulary is:

A.Ghar / घर

B.Pustok / पुस्तक (book)

C.Shala / शाळा (school)

D.Uddak / उदक (water)

Explanation: Ghar (घर) is the high-frequency word for house/home. The distractors are other common nouns with different meanings.

7Konkani nouns are commonly described as having how many grammatical genders?

A.None — Konkani has no gender system at all

B.Three: masculine, feminine, and neuter

C.Exactly twelve genders

D.Only a single "common" gender with no distinctions

Explanation: Standard descriptive grammars treat Konkani as having three grammatical genders: masculine, feminine, and neuter, which affect agreement patterns.

8The coordinating word often glossed as "and" in common Konkani is:

A.Ani / आनी

B.Punn / पूण (but)

C.Za / जा as the only possible conjunction forever

D.A Sanskrit sandhi rule alone

Explanation: Ani (आनी) is a common coordinating conjunction meaning "and." Punn means "but."

9In a formal personal letter (conceptual structure), which part usually comes first?

A.Only the signature with no other content

B.Sender address/date and appropriate salutation (greeting)

C.A random list of exam hall ticket numbers

D.A conclusion without any opening

Explanation: Standard school letter structure starts with heading elements and a salutation before the body and closing.

10When a comprehension question asks for a "detail," you should:

A.Ignore the passage and invent a story

B.Locate a specific fact or piece of information stated or clearly supported in the text

C.Always choose the longest option without reading

D.Answer only from the question paper’s watermark

Explanation: Detail questions test specific information grounded in the passage, not free invention.

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