Hindi is one of our official languages and is one of the most widely spoken languages in India with around 41% of people using it. Building a habit of understanding, learning, and writing from a small age helps the child get comfortable with the language. 

The syllabus of class 1 Hindi is not tricky or hard and is suitably developed for Class 1 students. It enables children to learn Hindi and understand it easily while learning some all-day purpose words. 

Children are fond of stories and magical literature which involves more imagination and this is what NCERT Books Class 1 Hindi offers. The book takes the child on a fun journey of imagination while learning Hindi. In this article, we will look at the tips to score full marks in the Hindi exams of Class 1. But before going for the tips let’s have a look at the syllabus of Class 1 Hindi.

Syllabus Class 1 Hindi 

The syllabus of class 1 Hindi is full of what children need at an early age. It’s a perfect collection of stories that lights up the imagination in children’s minds. The syllabus consists of 23 chapters. 

S.no.	Name of the chapter
1	Jhoola
2	Aam ki Kahani
3	Aam ki Tokri
4	Patte hi Patte
5	Pakodi
6	Chuk-Chuk gaadi
7	Rasoighar
8	Cuho! Myau so rahi hai
9	Bandar aur Gilhari
10	Pagdi
11	Patang
12	Gend – Balla
13	Bandar gaya khet me bhaag
14	Ek Bhudia
15	Me bhi
16	Lalu or Peelu
17	Chakai ke Chakdum
18	Choti ka kamaal
19	Chaar Chane
20	Baghdad
21	Halim chla chand par
22	Haathi Chalam Chalam
23	Saat Puch ka Chuha

These chapters are a complete package of fun and entertainment with education and imagination. 

Tips To Score Full Marks In Hindi Class 1 

Scoring full marks in Hindi class 1 is not rocket science, with the right guidance and tips it becomes a cakewalk. Every student will get benefited if they apply these tips and work enough, they will become eligible for a perfect score. 

• Read the Chapter 

A basic but the most important thing to do for a perfect score is thoroughly reading the chapter and understanding the story. One should be able to summarize the story in his or her words after reading the chapter. 

This makes them memorize the chapter much better. Every chapter has a basic theme within itself and one should understand the theme very well for a good grasp of the chapter. 

• Do the back exercise

After reading and understanding the chapter one must practice the questions given at the back of the chapter. These questions form the gist of the chapter itself and help the child to remember the important information of the chapter for a long time. 

Writing answers to the questions by themselves help in growing their writing skills which will be very helpful in forthcoming classes. Moreover, it will teach them how to frame an answer and will open a new perspective for them. 

• Learn hard words 

There are some words in each chapter that are new or hard for the child. These are the words that a child needs to learn and understand as well as pronounce as they will improve his or her vocabulary and speaking skills.

New or hard words should be emphasized as they will help in forming better answers in exams which will give an advantage to them. This forms a base of their learning and reading power and in the future too they will not be frightened if they encounter any new word. 

• Practice writing and reading 

After the child understands the chapter thoroughly, it is advised to make them read the chapter and to write the summary of the same in their own words. 

This not only helps in improving their pronunciation and vocabulary but while writing on their own the children encounter their mistakes and tend to work on them which is a positive sign for exams. Such practice helps in making fewer mistakes in exams which gives more marks and hence improves the chance of getting full marks. 

• Listen in class actively 

Listening in class is a basic yet important tip to grab more marks in exams. Listening actively in class makes one remember the chapter longer and it also helps in knowing the important points of the chapter. Listening also helps in improving the pronunciation of the child which is very helpful in the long term as well as in exams. 

Moreover, if a child listens actively in class he or she can ask his or her doubt more often which helps in gaining more marks in exams. 

• Revise the chapters 

Revision is a must to score full marks in Hindi. The more revisions, the more marks one will gain. Revision helps in learning the hard words, the theme, and the summary of the chapter for a long period. During the exam, this revision will help in recalling the chapter more easily. Revision of questions with the chapter will also help in minimizing mistakes in exams. Revision forms the base for learning. 

Children tend to mug up the chapter which makes them forget it very easily but a thorough reading of the chapter with revision helps in understanding the chapter in a better way and there comes no need to mug them up. 

Hindi, is an easy language, is all about understanding and revising. A person with a thorough understanding of chapters and a good number of revisions will surely be led to a perfect score in the exams. Writing and practicing the hard words works as a cherry on the cake.

Reading the chapter and actively listening to the teacher in the class helps in longer retention of the chapter with better understanding. Moreover, building interest in Hindi at an early age surely gives a better future as this class forms the base for learning.

 All the best for the exams!