RBSE 10th Half Yearly Syllabus 2025-26 PDF, Download Rajasthan Board Class 10 Subject-Wise Syllabus PDF

Reading

Two unseen passages of a total of 400 words with a variety of questions, including 4 marks for vocabulary. Only prose passages will be used. One will be factual, and the other will be discursive.

Passage 1—150 words (8 Marks), six comprehension questions (2 Multiple Choice Questions, 2 Comprehension questions testing local and global understanding, 2 questions on vocabulary—one testing the knowledge of similar words and the other testing the knowledge of opposite words)

Passage 2—250 words (8 Marks), Nine Comprehension questions (3 Multiple Choice Questions, 4 Comprehension questions testing local and global understanding, 2 questions on vocabulary—one testing the knowledge of similar words and the other of opposite words)

16 Marks

Writing

(i) Letter Writing — One out of two (Word Limit 80) (a) Personal — To friends, relatives and members of family. (b) Official — To Govt. officials, The Editor of a newspaper or a magazine, Headmaster/Principal (c) Email — To family, friends, relatives, Govt. officials, the editor, teachers, headmaster, principal and so on.

(ii) To write a short story on a given outline.

(iii) A short writing task based on a verbal or a visual stimulus (picture, chart, table, etc.) with internal choice in about 60 words.

12 Marks

Grammar

A variety of short questions involving the use of particular structures within a context. Test types used will include– *gap-filling, *sentence-completion, *sentence-transformation (including combining sentences). The Grammar syllabus will include the following areas for teaching—

1. Tense
2. Reported Speech
3. Conjunctions
4. Relative Pronouns
5. Active and Passive Voice
6. Framing Questions and Question Tags

10 Marks

Prose- First Flight

(a) Two extracts from different prose lessons included in the textbook. Approximately 100 words each with the following type of questions: Six questions in each passage: 2 Multiple Choice Questions, 2 Comprehension questions testing local and global understanding, 2 questions on vocabulary—one testing the knowledge of similar words and the other of opposite words.

(b) One out of two questions is extrapolative in nature, based on any one of the prose lessons from the textbook, to be answered in about 80 words.

(c) One out of two questions on Drama Text (local and global comprehension question) in about 20 words.

30

Marks

Poetry- First Flight

(a) One out of two extracts—based on poetry from the text to test comprehension and appreciation.

(b) Two out of three short-answer type questions on interpretations of themes and ideas contained in the poems to be answered in about 20 words each.

Supplementary Reader-Footprints Without Feet

(a) One out of two questions from the Supplementary Reader to interpret, evaluate and analyse character, plot or situations occurring in the lessons to be answered in about 60 words.

(b) Two out of three short-answer type questions on interpreting and evaluating nature based on lessons to be answered in 20 words each.

(c) Three multiple-choice Type Questions used on factual aspects of the lessons.

12 Marks

Real Numbers

4 Marks

Algebra

18 Marks

Geometry

10 Marks

Coordinate Geometry

7 Marks

Trigonometry

13 Marks

Mensuration

11 Marks

Statistics and Probability

17 Marks

Chemical reactions and equations

6 Marks

Acids, bases and salts

7 Marks

Metals and nonmetals

5 Marks

Carbon and its compounds

7 Marks

Life processes

8 marks

Control and coordination

6 Marks

Reproduction in organisms

7 Marks

Heredity and evolution

4 Marks

Reflection and Refraction of Light

8 Marks

The human eye and the colourful world

4 Marks

Electricity

7 Marks

Magnetic effects of current

6 Marks

Our environment

5 Marks

The Rise of Nationalism in Europe

04

Nationalism in India

04

The Making of a Global World

04

The Age of Industrialization

04

Print Culture and Modern World

04

Resources and Development

03

Forest and Wildlife Resources

02

Water Resources

03

Agriculture

03

Minerals and Energy Resources

04

Manufacturing Industries

02

Lifeline of the National Economy

03

Power Sharing

04

Federalism

04

Gender, Religion, and Caste

04

Political Parties

05

Outcomes of Democracy

03

Development

03

Sectors of the Indian Economy

05

Money and Credit

05

Globalisation and the Indian Economy

05

Consumer Rights

02