CBSE Syllabus for Class 2 Hindi 2024-25 Exam

NCERT solutions class 2 Hindi is provided for every chapter on Vedantu’s website. By referring to these materials, students can get familiar with the answer writing techniques, in order to fetch considerable scores in exams. You can even use it as a last-minute revision guide to take a quick glimpse of the answers.

The poem Tesu Raja Beech Bazaar is associated with a conversation between a fruit seller and Tesu Raja, and it takes place in the middle of a market (bazaar). Tesu Raja asks a few unnecessary questions, and the fruit seller answers them smartly. For instance, Tesu Raja asks how main seeds are there in a pomegranate, to which the other person replied: it is equal to the number of fabrics in a rag. In the end, Tesu Raja buys only four pomegranates from the seller.

Ekki Dokki's story is about two sisters who live in a village with their parents. Ekki had only one hair on his head, while Dokki had two hairs on her head. Dokki was proud of her beauty and was often praised by her mother for her beautiful appearance. Although Ekki had a single hair, she was very kind and loving. Dokki has always dominated his sister because of her beautiful appearance. One day, while hiking, Ekki comes across a dried mehndi plant and helps the plant by watering it. Feeding fresh grass later will help a cow. Wandering through the jungle, she finds a hut where an old woman lives. Seeing the old woman's reaction, Ekki is surprised. The old woman insists that Ekki take a bath and prepare for dinner. Ekki finally agrees to take a bath after the old woman constantly pesters her. When she comes out of the shower, she is surprised to see that her head is covered with hairs. Ekki then returns home and, while returning to the mehndi plant, the cow gives Ekki mehendi and fresh milk. Dokki, who sees her sister's hair, starts on the same path, but eventually loses all her hair because she didn't help anyone.

CBSE Syllabus for Class 2 Hindi is provided on Vedantu’s website. Students referring to these materials can  get familiar with the answer writing techniques so that they can score well. This also can be used as a last-minute revision guide to take a quick glimpse of the answers. They are one of the best sources to use during your preparation days

Natkhat Chuha is the story of a mouse who one day decides to pay a visit to a nearby town. The mouse was amazed and full of joy when he arrived in the city and saw so many new things. The mouse comes with a desire to wear a hat when he visits a shop that sells beautiful and colorful materials for sewing clothes. The merchant was asked to give him some materials to make a hat, but the merchant refused. The rat was angry and threatened to take his company late at night and gnaw at all his clothes. Worried about the repercussions, the merchant gave the mouse a small piece of cloth. The mouse then goes to the tailor, refusing to make the mouse a hat, but then makes a hat when the mouse warns him that he will destroy all the clothes with his company which he will take with him at night. The same thing happened in a shop that sells accessories. The mouse began to admire himself as he looked in the mirror. Finally, the mouse visited the king, saw the king sitting on the throne, he even developed a desire to sit on the throne, but the king denied it and ordered his soldiers to catch the mouse. The rat did not get into the hands of any warrior, then threatened the king with the same that he would bite his ear at night if he did not let him sit on the throne. The king was frightened and obeyed the mouse's wish. The mouse sat on the chair for a long time and then returned to its hole to show the hat to its friends.

After students go through the syllabus; they will have sufficient knowledge of the answers to the exam questions. The main benefits are: (a) experts in their fields are involved in preparing syllabus that comply with CBSE Board guidelines, (b) the content is authentic and highly accurate, (c) experts have years of experience in (d) presentation in clear, clear language , making it easier for students to understand the lesson, and (e) the question and answer format is the same as the exam format.

Students should read the  chapters in the textbook meticulously.  While reading the chapters the key point has to be noted down that  appears confusing. Students must have their doubts clarified immidiately. Once the completion of reading is done they can refer to the NCERT solution of CBSE class 3 Hindi syllabus. Practicing  will help them to score well in the examination.