The matra broke again. It's almost midnight and you're typing क्षितिज for the third time.

A CBSE Hindi question paper generator builds Hindi exam papers automatically — in the correct CBSE blueprint and with proper Devanagari rendering — instead of typing them by hand in a legacy font. On SchoolDeck a Hindi teacher picks the class and course (Class 10 Course A Code 002 with Kshitij + Kritika, or Course B Code 085 with Sparsh + Sanchayan; Class 12 Core Code 302 with Aroh + Vitan + Abhivyakti, or the Elective with Antra + Antral), selects chapters, and the paper assembles in minutes. Class 10 follows the 4-section 14/16/28/22 blueprint; Class 12 the 18/22/40 structure. Everything renders in Unicode Devanagari (Noto Sans Devanagari), and subjective answers come with a Moolya Bindu (value-point) marking scheme.

Course A (Subject Code 002) is literature-focused — textbooks are क्षितिज भाग-2 (Kshitij Bhag-2) and कृतिका भाग-2 (Kritika Bhag-2). For students with stronger Hindi foundation. Course B (Subject Code 085) is communication-focused — textbooks are स्पर्श भाग-2 (Sparsh Bhag-2) and संचयन भाग-2 (Sanchayan Bhag-2). For students treating Hindi as second language. Both follow 80+20 structure. Reading (14) and Grammar (16) sections are identical; Literature and Writing weightages differ. Platform generates papers for both with correct textbook mapping.

80 theory + 20 internal. Four sections — Section A Apathit Bodh (Reading) 14 marks with Apathit Gadyansh + Padyansh; Section B Vyakaran (Grammar) 16 marks covering Pad Parichay, Vachya, Vakya Bhed, Samas, Sandhi; Section C Pathyapustak + Pooraka (Literature + Supplementary) 28 marks with extract-based + short + long answer; Section D Rachnatmak Lekhan (Creative Writing) 22 marks with Anuched, Patra, Vigyapan, Sandesh. Platform applies blueprint automatically.

Class 12 Hindi Core (Code 302) — 80 theory + 20 internal. Three sections — Apathit Bodh 18 marks, Lekhan 22 marks, Pathyapustak 40 marks. Prescribed NCERT textbooks: आरोह भाग-2 (Aroh Bhag-2) — main literature with poetry and prose, वितान भाग-2 (Vitan Bhag-2) — supplementary, अभिव्यक्ति और माध्यम (Abhivyakti Aur Madhyam) — writing skills and journalism. Class 12 Hindi Elective (Code 002, different from Class 10's Code 002) uses अंतरा भाग-2 (Antra Bhag-2) + अंतराल भाग-2 (Antral Bhag-2).

Per class — Class 9: Kshitij/Kritika Bhag-1 (Course A) or Sparsh/Sanchayan Bhag-1 (Course B). Class 10: Kshitij/Kritika Bhag-2 (Course A) or Sparsh/Sanchayan Bhag-2 (Course B). Class 11 Hindi Core: Aroh Bhag-1 + Vitan Bhag-1 + Abhivyakti Aur Madhyam. Class 12 Hindi Core: Aroh Bhag-2 + Vitan Bhag-2 + Abhivyakti. Class 12 Hindi Elective: Antra Bhag-2 + Antral Bhag-2. Class 6-8 — Vasant, Durva, Bharat Ki Khoj. Every question tagged to source chapter.

Pure Unicode rendering with Noto Sans Devanagari (Google's open-source Devanagari font) primary, Mangal fallback. No legacy fonts like Kruti Dev, Krishna, or Chanakya — these cause matra alignment breaks, conjunct rendering failures, copy-paste corruption. Every PDF maintains correct typography across matras (ि, ी, ु, ू, े, ै, ो, ौ, ं, ः), conjunct consonants (क्ष, त्र, ज्ञ), nukta letters (ज़, फ़, क़). Teachers don't need Hindi keyboard or font configuration.

Yes. Apathit Padyansh is the hardest reading passage — finding age-appropriate Hindi poetry with figure-of-speech (Alankar), rhythm, and thematic depth that hasn't appeared in any textbook is difficult. Platform pulls from curated bank tagged by theme (प्रकृति, वीर रस, करुणा, शांति, भक्ति). Each Padyansh comes with ready-made questions on Bhaav-Paksh (meaning/message), Kala-Paksh (literary technique), Mukhya Bhaav (central theme), Alankar identification. Apathit Gadyansh and Padyansh both supported per 14-mark Section A weightage.

Yes. NEP 2020 requires 50% competency-based questions for Class 9-12. For Hindi — case-based factual passages testing application of language, source-based questions from literature extracts, Mulya-Aadharit (value-based) long-answers testing critical evaluation, Path-Aadharit (chapter-based) extracts, competency MCQs testing inference. Platform applies the 50/20/30 blueprint — 50% competency, 20% objective MCQ (Vyakaran identification, vocabulary), 30% constructed response (Charitra Chitran, Vichar Vinimay, Anuched).

Subjective Hindi answers vary across students. Platform generates a Moolya Bindu (value-point) marking scheme. For a 5-mark Charitra Chitran (e.g., बालगोबिन भगत from Kshitij), rubric outlines 3-4 specific character traits the student must mention plus 1-2 supporting incidents. Examiners award marks against value points, ensuring fair grading across sections. For objective questions (MCQ, Vyakaran), exact answers provided. For Lekhan questions, rubric covers Format (1) + Content/Ideas (2) + Language Accuracy (2).

Yes. CBSE prescribes codes for major Indian languages — Marathi (109), Gujarati (110), Tamil (106), Telugu (107), Bengali (105), Kannada (115), Malayalam (112), Punjabi Elective (104), Sanskrit Core (322), Sanskrit Elective (022). Platform supports paper generation for state board languages too — Maharashtra Board Marathi, Tamil Nadu Samacheer Kalvi Tamil, Karnataka SSLC Kannada. All languages use Unicode rendering with appropriate Noto Sans script fonts. Vyakaran rules and literature mapping are language-specific.

The AI Question Paper Generator hub covers all subjects at directory level — cross-subject comparison, the CBSE 50/20/30 blueprint that applies to every subject, routing to subject-specific pages. This Hindi-specific page goes deep into Hindi subject specifications — Class 10 Course A Code 002 (Kshitij + Kritika) and Course B Code 085 (Sparsh + Sanchayan) blueprints, Class 12 Core Code 302 (Aroh + Vitan + Abhivyakti) and Elective Code 002 (Antra + Antral), Devanagari Unicode rendering, Apathit Padyansh generation, Vyakaran question types (Samas, Sandhi, Vachya, Pad Parichay), Moolya Bindu marking. Evaluating the broader platform → hub. Specifically setting Hindi papers → this page.