1. Hindi Language and Grammar
This section focuses on the foundational aspects of the Hindi language, including grammar, syntax, and sentence structure. It covers the rules of morphology, phonetics, and linguistic usage, helping students gain a strong command over the language. Understanding these elements is crucial for teaching and effective communication in the Hindi classroom.

2. Hindi Literature (Classical and Modern)
A comprehensive exploration of both classical and modern Hindi literature is a core component of the syllabus. Students will delve into significant works from key authors, poets, and playwrights, analyzing their contributions to Hindi literature. This includes studying various literary movements, styles, and genres, with a focus on how these works reflect societal issues and historical contexts.

3. Hindi Poetry and Prose
This section covers major works of Hindi poetry and prose, spanning traditional and contemporary authors. Students will analyze literary devices, themes, and the cultural relevance of important works in both genres. In-depth study of poets and writers like Kabir, Tulsidas, Premchand, and contemporary authors enriches understanding of Hindi literature’s evolution.

4. Teaching Methodologies for Hindi
This segment is dedicated to teaching strategies specific to the Hindi subject. It covers pedagogical approaches to enhance students’ language proficiency and literary appreciation. Topics include lesson planning, student engagement techniques, and classroom management, with an emphasis on making Hindi language learning interactive and effective for diverse learners.

5. Hindi Culture and History
Understanding the cultural and historical context of Hindi literature is vital. This section explores the development of Hindi language and literature in relation to Indian history and culture. Students will study the evolution of the language, its role in social reform, and its impact on national movements, along with the influence of Hindi literature on modern Indian society.