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Key Facts: UPMSP Class 12 Sindhi Exam

100

Total Marks

UPMSP Intermediate Syllabus

113

Subject Code

UPMSP Official Directory

3h 15m

Exam Duration

UPMSP Examination Schedule

6 Modules

Syllabus Structure

UPMSP Curriculum

1853

Script Standardization

Sindhi Literary History

The UPMSP Class 12 Sindhi (Code 113) exam evaluates candidates across 6 modules: Sindhi Prose, Sindhi Poetry, Drama & Fiction, Sindhi Grammar, Composition & Writing, and History of Sindhi Literature. Master these modules using 100 practice questions covering Shah Abdul Latif's verse, prose summaries, syntax, verb patterns, and literary awards.

Sample UPMSP Class 12 Sindhi Practice Questions

Try these sample questions to test your UPMSP Class 12 Sindhi exam readiness. Each question includes a detailed explanation. Start the interactive quiz above for the full 100+ question experience with AI tutoring.

1Which early 20th-century reformer and scholar wrote the influential introductory commentary on 'Sami-a ja Sloka' and actively worked for social and educational reforms in Sindh?
A.Dayaram Gidumal
B.Mirza Kalich Beg
C.Kishinchand Bewas
D.Parmanand Mewaram
Explanation: Dayaram Gidumal was a pioneering Sindhi scholar, jurist, and social reformer who wrote the insightful introduction to Sami's Slokes and championed modern Sindhi education and prose literature.
2Who was bestowed the title 'Shams-ul-Ulama' (Sun of Scholars) by the British government for his monumental contribution of over 300 books to Sindhi prose, drama, and translation?
A.Lalchand Amardinomal
B.Mirza Kalich Beg
C.Kauromal Chandanmal
D.Bherumal Mehrchand Advani
Explanation: Mirza Kalich Beg (1853–1929) was awarded the title 'Shams-ul-Ulama' for his extraordinary literary output of over 300 works across prose, drama, poetry, and translations in Sindhi.
3Which early Sindhi prose author advocated women's education and published the reformist prose work 'Paka Puhar'?
A.Sadhu Kauromal Chandanmal
B.Lekhraj Aziz
C.Kishan Advani
D.Narayan Shyam
Explanation: Sadhu Kauromal Chandanmal was a dedicated educationist and prose writer who championed female literacy in Sindh and wrote reformative works like 'Paka Puhar'.
4What was the main editorial focus of Sadhu Hiranand's famous Sindhi monthly prose journal 'Saraswati', launched in 1890?
A.Moral instruction, social reform, and literary refinement
B.Political propaganda and election campaigning
C.Commercial advertisements and trade listings
D.Translations of foreign detective novels
Explanation: Sadhu Hiranand established 'Saraswati' in 1890 to promote high moral values, character building, social reform, and elegant Sindhi prose style among young readers.
5Which literary genre is showcased in the classical Sindhi prose reader 'Gul Phul'?
A.Moral fables, children's stories, and didactic essays
B.Epic courtly poetry
C.Dramatic stage scripts
D.Linguistic dictionaries
Explanation: 'Gul Phul' is a classic collection of moral fables, short instructional stories, and reflective essays designed for youth in Sindhi literature.
6Who authored the celebrated collection of ethical essays titled 'Phulwari' in Sindhi prose?
A.Parmanand Mewaram
B.Mirza Kalich Beg
C.Dayaram Gidumal
D.Popati Hiranandani
Explanation: Parmanand Mewaram authored 'Phulwari' (Garden of Flowers), a collection of uplifting prose essays that became a staple in Sindhi literature.
7Which scholar and travelogue author wrote 'Sair-e-Sindh' (Travels in Sindh), offering detailed geographical and cultural descriptions in Sindhi prose?
A.Bherumal Mehrchand Advani
B.Lalchand Amardinomal
C.Prof. Ram Panjwani
D.Tirth Basant
Explanation: Bherumal Mehrchand Advani wrote 'Sair-e-Sindh', a landmark prose travelogue detailing the history, topography, folkways, and antiquities of Sindh.
8In Lalchand Amardinomal's critical prose monograph on Kishinchand Bewas, what main literary achievement of Bewas is highlighted?
A.Shifting Sindhi poetry from artificial courtly themes to real-life social issues of the common worker
B.Translating Sanskrit drama into Arabic script
C.Writing epic wars of medieval kings
D.Developing new grammatical case endings
Explanation: Lalchand Amardinomal praised Kishinchand Bewas for liberating Sindhi poetry from rigid Persian tropes and grounding it in realistic social awareness.
9What primary literary objective was fulfilled by the long-running Sindhi periodical 'Jot', edited by Parmanand Mewaram?
A.Cultivating polished, idiomatic Sindhi prose and promoting thoughtful ethical discourse
B.Publishing astrological predictions
C.Promoting partisan electoral politics
D.Printing foreign language learning tables
Explanation: 'Jot' served as an influential literary incubator for decades, shaping modern Sindhi prose syntax, essay structure, and moral philosophy.
10Which humorous and satirical Sindhi prose story was authored by Lalchand Amardinomal?
A.Choth jo Chand
B.Zeenat
C.Phulwari
D.Sair-e-Sindh
Explanation: 'Choth jo Chand' (Moon of the Fourth Day) is a famous humorous and satirical prose work by Lalchand Amardinomal exploring social superstitions.

About the UPMSP Class 12 Sindhi Exam

The Uttar Pradesh UPMSP Intermediate (Class 12) Sindhi exam (Subject Code 113) tests senior secondary students on Sindhi prose comprehension, Sufi and modern poetry, dramatic texts, grammatical precision, literary history, and composition skills. Note: This digital study guide and question bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation designed to help students master key concepts, literary figures, grammatical structures, and textual analysis for UPMSP Code 113.

Assessment

100 multiple-choice practice questions (English-language MCQ study adaptation for UPMSP Code 113 board examination)

Time Limit

3 hours 15 minutes

Passing Score

33% aggregate

Exam Fee

Included in UPMSP Board Fee (Board of High School and Intermediate Education Uttar Pradesh (UPMSP))

UPMSP Class 12 Sindhi Exam Content Outline

20%

Sindhi Prose (Gadya)

Study of prescribed essays, short stories, memoirs, and biographical sketches by prominent Sindhi prose writers like Sadhu Hiranand, Bherumal Mehrchand, and Lalchand Amardinomal.

20%

Sindhi Poetry (Kavya)

Analysis of classical Sufi poets (Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai, Sachal Sarmast, Chainrai Bachani 'Sami') and modern poets (Kishinchand Bewas, Lekhraj Aziz, Narayan Shyam).

15%

Sindhi Drama and Fiction

Structure of Sindhi one-act plays, historical growth of Sindhi theater, plot development, character analysis, and novel traditions.

20%

Sindhi Grammar (Vyakaran)

Formal grammar rules including noun forms, pronouns, verb tenses, gender/number agreement, sandhi, samas, prefixes/suffixes, idioms (Pahaka), and proverbs (Chhanhan).

15%

Composition and Writing Skills

Essay composition, passage comprehension, translation techniques between Sindhi and Hindi/English, script knowledge (Perso-Arabic and Devanagari Sindhi), and Alankar (figures of speech).

10%

History of Sindhi Literature

Chronological evolution of Sindhi literature from early folk tales and the Sufi Golden Age to colonial modernization and post-1947 developments in India.

How to Pass the UPMSP Class 12 Sindhi Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 33% aggregate
  • Assessment: 100 multiple-choice practice questions (English-language MCQ study adaptation for UPMSP Code 113 board examination)
  • Time limit: 3 hours 15 minutes
  • Exam fee: Included in UPMSP Board Fee

Keys to Passing

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

UPMSP Class 12 Sindhi Study Tips from Top Performers

1Memorize the central themes of major Surs in Shah Jo Risalo (e.g., Sur Kalyan, Sur Yaman Kalyan, Sur Marui, Sur Sasui)
2Learn the core distinctions between Shah Abdul Latif (Vedantic Sufism), Sachal Sarmast (radical Monism/Mansuri Sufism), and Sami (Vedantic Slokes)
3Master Sindhi grammar fundamentals: case markers (Karak), gender rules, and verb tense inflections
4Study key literary landmarks: 1853 standardization of Perso-Arabic Sindhi script by Ellis Committee
5Practice identifying figures of speech (Alankar) such as Upama (simile), Rupak (metaphor), and Anupras (alliteration)
6Review the biographies and contributions of prose pioneers like Mirza Kalich Beg, Bherumal Mehrchand, and Sadhu Hiranand
7Memorize common Sindhi idioms (Pahaka) and proverbs along with their literal and metaphorical meanings

Frequently Asked Questions

What is UPMSP Class 12 Sindhi (Subject Code 113)?

It is an elective modern Indian language subject offered by the Uttar Pradesh Board of High School and Intermediate Education (UPMSP) for Class 12 Intermediate students.

What is the format of the UPMSP Class 12 Sindhi exam?

The board exam is a 3-hour 15-minute pen-and-paper examination carrying 100 total marks, covering prose, poetry, drama, grammar, and composition. This site provides an English-language MCQ practice adaptation to aid revision.

Which classical Sufi poets are central to the Class 12 Sindhi syllabus?

The 'Sufi Trio' of Sindhi literature—Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai (author of Shah Jo Risalo), Sachal Sarmast, and Chainrai Bachani 'Sami'—forms the core of classical poetry in the syllabus.

Are grammar and script rules tested in UPMSP Code 113?

Yes, grammar (nouns, verb tenses, sandhi, samas, idioms) and script conventions (Perso-Arabic Sindhi and Devanagari Sindhi) account for significant marks in the examination.

How can students effectively prepare using this question bank?

Students can practice all 100 questions to reinforce literary facts, author biographies, poetic themes, grammatical definitions, and rhetorical devices.