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๐Ÿ“˜ MP Board – English Class 10

Blueprint (Marks Distribution) – Session 2025–26

Total Marks: 75 Time: 3 Hours
เค•्เคฐ. เค‡เค•ाเคˆ / เค…เคง्เคฏाเคฏ เค†เคตंเคŸिเคค เค…ंเค•
๐Ÿ“– Section – A (Reading) — 10 Marks
1Q.1 Unseen Passage5
2Q.2 Unseen Passage5
✍️ Section – B (Writing) — 16 Marks
3Q.3 Note Making (Title + Notes)4
4Q.4 Letter Writing (Formal / Informal)4
5Q.5 Long Composition (Essay / Article / Paragraph)5
6Q.6 Picture Guided Composition3
๐Ÿงฉ Section – C (Grammar) — 10 Marks
7Q.7 Fill in the blanks5
8Q.8 Do as directed5
๐Ÿ“š Section – D (Textbooks) — 39 Marks
9Q.9 Textual MCQs (from 'First Flight')4
10Q.10 Extracts (Prose + Poetry – First Flight)6
11Q.11 Short Answer type (Prose – First Flight)12
12Q.12 Short Answer type (Poetry – First Flight)4
13Q.13 Short Answer type (Footprints Without Feet)4
14Q.14 Long Answer (Prose – First Flight)4
15Q.15 Long Answer (Poetry – First Flight)3
16Q.16 Long Answer (Footprints Without Feet)3
เค•ुเคฒ เคฏोเค— (Total) 75

๐Ÿ“ Note

  • Objective type questions from Unseen Passages — 10 marks
  • Fill in the blanks (Grammar) — 5 marks
  • Do as directed (Grammar) — 5 marks
  • Textual MCQs — 4 marks
  • Extracts (Prose + Poetry) — 6 marks
  • Short Answer (30–75 words) — 12 marks
  • Long Answer (120–150 words) — 13 marks

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