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The CBSE Class 10 Bhutia syllabus for the 2024-2025 academic year emphasizes both linguistic skills and cultural knowledge. It covers essential components such as reading comprehension, applied grammar, literature, and writing composition. The paper is divided into objective and descriptive sections, testing students’ grasp of language fundamentals and their ability to engage with the Bhutia language creatively and analytically.
Key Sections of the Syllabus:
1. Reading and Comprehension:
• Unseen passages to evaluate reading comprehension skills.
• Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are used for quick assessments of understanding.
2. Applied Grammar:
• Focus on advanced grammar topics such as Tre shen wong chen gay, thu sum, da tshen tag shay, and more.
• MCQs are used to test grammatical accuracy and sentence formation.
3. Literature:
• Prose and poetry sections include notable works such as Guru tshen gay and Denzong chagrab.
• Students will analyze literary pieces through MCQs.
4. Writing Composition:
• Translation exercises from English to Bhutia.
• Students will also practice creative writing in Bhutia, including essays and compositions.
5. Textbook and Rapid Reader:
• Grammar lessons and textual studies, including prose, poetry, and the rapid reader.
• Both short-answer and long-answer type questions are included for deeper textual analysis.
Marks Distribution:
The examination paper is structured with 80 marks in total:
• Objective questions (MCQs) form the basis of the first part of the paper.
• Descriptive questions require longer answers, including translation and writing tasks.
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The CBSE Class 10 Bhutia syllabus for the 2024-2025 academic year focuses on enhancing both linguistic proficiency and cultural understanding. The syllabus is divided into multiple sections, including reading comprehension, applied grammar, literature, and writing composition. Students will encounter unseen passages to test their comprehension skills, while the applied grammar section covers essential topics like Tre shen wong chen gay and thu sum. The literature section delves into classic prose and poetry, with works like Guru tshen gay and Denzong chagrab, allowing students to explore the richness of the Bhutia language through multiple-choice questions (MCQs).
In the descriptive section, students will engage in writing compositions, translation tasks from English to Bhutia, and deeper textual analysis through long-answer questions. The syllabus also includes a focus on grammar lessons from the textbook and rapid reading exercises to enhance overall language fluency. With a total of 80 marks, the exam assesses students on both objective and descriptive skills, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the Bhutia language.
