Hindi being a scoring subject and can constructively affect the overall percentage. To score good marks in the subject, you need to put extra effort & practice Together with CBSE Sample Paper Hindi B with digital content released by Rachna Sagar which is 100% based on the CBSE Latest Sample Paper pattern for Class 10 2025 Board Exams.

Latest edition of Together with EAD CBSE Sample Paper 2025 is a perfect step-by-step study material for students to prepare for Board Exams as per the latest exam pattern. The Hindi ‘B’ Sample Paper for Class 10 has been designed to assist the students to crack the Board Examination with the right practice and approach to the newest pattern of questions as per CBSE.

EAD—Easy, Average, Difficult

The content matter of EAD Sample Paper Class 10 has been arranged as complete papers with three different levels—Easy, Average and Difficult (EAD).

Easy: The first set in EAD Sample Paper 2025 includes 5 papers based on ‘Easy’ concept, with questions of a simple level, to attempt at the preparatory stage.

Average: The next set based on 'Average' concept also has 5 papers graded to a level of difficulty to test mid-level preparedness for exams.

Difficult: The set of 5 challenging papers based on 'Difficult' concept are a test of complete preparedness for Board exams.

The EAD concept of Hindi B Sample Paper for Class 10 assists the student in going for a self-assessment, according to the CBSE pattern of answers.

Key Features

1. Revision Notes
2. CBSE Latest Examination Paper, 2024
3. CBSE Latest Sample Paper released on 5^th Sept’24
4. CBSE Latest Topper‘s Sheet
5. 15 Sample Papers with Easy, Average and Difficult (EAD) levels

• 5 Easy Papers (2 Physical + 3 Digital)
• 5 Average Papers (2 Physical + 3 Digital)
• 5 Difficult Papers (2 Physical + 3 Digital)

6. 20 Pre-Board Papers (4 Physical + 16 Digital) (Exactly based on the CBSE pattern to boost up confidence)
7. 1 Mock Paper for Final assessment.
8. Competency Focused Questions (MCQs, Case-based/Source-based, Integrated Questions) and Constructed Response Type Questions (Short Answers and Long Answer Type)

The 4-Step Process

Step 1

The students are advised to attempt the set of EASY Papers first and obtain at least 80% marks to move onto the next set of papers.

Step 2

If the student obtains 75% marks in AVERAGE category of EAD Hindi B Sample Paper for Class 10, he/she can switch to the next category.

Step 3

After scoring 70% or above marks in DIFFICULT category, the students must head towards Class 10 PRE-BOARD PAPERS that are based on CBSE pattern. But, if the score board has not achieved the percentage mentioned above, the students are advised to go back and reattempt.

Step 4

Lastly, attempt the MOCK PAPER (given at the end) for a final-go for board exam preparations. The answers of unsolved papers are available on Gowebrachnasagar.com