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IAS 2021 MAINS | COMPULSORY HINDI PAPER | YOJANAIAS | UPSC MAINS QUESTION PAPER 2021

UPSC 2021 MAINS COMPULSORY HINDI PAPER | YOJANAIAS | IAS MAINS QUESTION PAPER 2021 ' This channel is all about educational one stop all especially UPSC Aspirants & State PCS EXAM. https://t.me/YOJANAIASOffical #civilservices #ias2021 #hindipaper #upsc #currentaffairs #iasexam #yojanaias#iasmainsexam #Upsc_hindi_compulsory_paper #upscmainsexam2021 Paper ‘A’ is the first paper in the UPSC civil services exam and it is the compulsory Indian/regional language paper. It is mandatory for all candidates to take this paper except candidates hailing from the north-eastern states of Mizoram, Meghalaya, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Nagaland. Other candidates can take any of the languages in the 8th schedule of the Constitution. Most candidates, on an average, 65% select Hindi as the Indian language paper, although only 43.63% of the people in India have Hindi as their mother tongue. In this article, we give you a few pointers on how to tackle the Hindi language paper in the UPSC mains exam. This channel is all about educational one stop all especially UPSC Aspirants & State PCS EXAM. https://t.me/YOJANAIASOffical Study Material for Hindi Language Paper (Hindi compulsory paper UPSC book): Samanya Hindi Book by Unique Publications UPSC question papers of the past 10 years It should be noted that you don’t need to study the literature of Hindi but only the basics of the language since it is a test of the Hindi ‘language’. For English medium aspirants, there is no need to read Hindi newspapers. You just need to clear this paper. Questions asked in the Hindi language paper: Nibandh: Hindi Essay: 2 essays (no choice in the topics) each for 50 marks totalling 100 marks. Gadyansh: Reading comprehension: 12 passages each for 5 marks totalling 60 marks. Sankshepan: Précis writing: Here you have to condense a piece of prose given, for 60 marks. Anuvad: Translation: From English to Hindi (20 marks) and Hindi to English (20 marks) totalling 40 marks. 10 marks questions: Muhavare; Shudhi; Paryayavachi; Yugm (totalling 40 marks)