Course Details

Hindi

Speak fluently and write confidently in India’s most widely spoken language

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Why Choose Online Hindi Classes?

Pathway-aligned tutors - we match the tutor to your child's path: DELE / DELF / Goethe / HSK / TORFL for international certifications, US Common Core, CBSE / ICSE / IGCSE / A-level for school exams, or pure conversational fluency.

Live, interactive 1:1 or small-group classes - listening, speaking, reading and writing in every session.

Native or near-native instructors with formal teaching qualifications (DELE / DELF / Goethe certified where applicable).

Customised practice worksheets graded class by class with detailed feedback.

Periodic class tests aligned to the chosen exam (DELE / IGCSE / A-level / Board) pattern.

2-4 full-length proctored mock exams before the actual exam.

Cultural immersion - films, music, news, literature appropriate to the level.

Flexible scheduling across time zones - USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore, UAE, GCC, India.

Free demo class so you can meet the tutor before you commit.

Recorded sessions available for missed classes (group format) so no concept is left behind.

Overview

WinQuest Online Hindi - live 1:1 or small-group classes mapped to the major Hindi syllabuses: CBSE (NCERT Hindi A - first language, Hindi B - second language, Code 002 / 085 / 002), CBSE Hindi Elective for Class 11-12, state boards (UP Board, Bihar, MP, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand - all closely aligned to NCERT), ICSE (CISCE Code 17) / ISC Hindi (Code 866), and a Conversational pathway (Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced) for non-native learners and NRI families abroad.

What You'll Learn

Live interactive sessions
1st one-on-one session
Comprehensive curriculum
No long-term commitment
Personalized learning plan

CBSE - NCERT (Hindi A / B)

Age 6+ 50 hrs / grade

Reading - Rimjhim

Class 1 (Rimjhim Bhag 1) - vowels (svar), consonants (vyanjan), barakhadi; simple words and 2-3 line stories.
Class 3-4 (Rimjhim Bhag 3-4) - longer poems and stories; comprehension; values from stories.
Class 5 (Rimjhim Bhag 5) - prose, poetry, conversations; introduction to literary devices.

Writing & Grammar

Devanagari handwriting; matras; punctuation (purna-viram, prashna-chinha, ulahasna-chinha).
Sangya (noun), sarvanam (pronoun), kriya (verb), visheshan (adjective) - introduction.
Short paragraph writing on familiar topics (mera parivar, mera vidyalaya, mera mitra).

Listening & Speaking

Recitation of poems with proper intonation.
Role-play; storytelling.
Conversation skills in everyday situations.

Reading

Class 6-8 main reader (Vasant Bhag 1-3) - prose, poetry, short stories.
Supplementary reader (Bal Ram Katha, Bharat ki Khoj, Sanchayan) - longer texts.
Comprehension - inferential and evaluative questions.

Grammar

All parts of speech; kaal (tense - bhoot, vartmaan, bhavishya); vachya (voice).
Sandhi (junction) and samaas (compound); ras and alankar (rasa and figures of speech).
Muhavre (idioms) and lokoktiyaan (proverbs).

Writing & Composition

Anuched lekhan (paragraph writing); patra lekhan (letter - formal and informal).
Suchana lekhan (notice writing); kahani lekhan (story writing); samvad lekhan (dialogue).
Picture description (chitra varnan).

Section A - Reading (15 marks)

Two unseen prose passages with MCQs and short-answer questions.
Vocabulary in context, inference, application.
Note-making and summarising.

Section B - Writing & Grammar (25 marks)

Anuched lekhan (paragraph), patra lekhan (letter - formal), aupacharik / anaupacharik.
Suchana lekhan, vigyapan lekhan (advertisement), samvad lekhan, laghu katha.
Grammar - sangya, sarvanam, vishaehan, kriya, kaal, vachya, sandhi, samaas, muhavre.

Section C - Literature (30 marks)

Kshitij Bhag 1 & 2 (Class 9 & 10) - main reader with prose and poetry.
Sparsh Bhag 1 & 2 / Sanchayan Bhag 1 & 2 - supplementary reader.
Reference-to-context questions, character analysis, theme analysis.

Board Exam Prep

CBSE Sample Paper and previous-year board papers.
Marking scheme analysis.
2-3 full-length proctored mocks before the March board exam.

Section A - Reading (20 marks)

Two long unseen prose passages (450-500 words each) with MCQs, SAQ, LAQ.
Apathit kavyaansh (unseen poetry) for analysis.
Note-making and summarisation.

Section B - Writing (25 marks)

Nibandh (essay; 350-400 words) - argumentative / discursive.
Patra (formal letter) and feature lekhan (feature article).
Aalekh (article writing) and prativedan (report writing).

Section C - Literature (35 marks)

Aroh Bhag 1 & 2 (Class 11 & 12) - main reader, including chapters by Premchand, Mahadevi Verma, Nirala, Suryakant Tripathi.
Vitan Bhag 1 & 2 - supplementary reader.
Literary devices, themes, character analysis at higher level.

Section D - Workbook (20 marks)

Abhivyakti aur Madhyam - workbook focusing on language style and media communication.
Newspaper and electronic media communication.
2-3 full-length proctored mocks before March board exam.

State Boards (UP / Bihar / MP / Rajasthan)

Age 6+ 50 hrs / grade

Approach

Most North Indian state boards (UP, Bihar, MP, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Jharkhand, Haryana) closely align Hindi syllabus to NCERT but with state-specific textbooks.
WinQuest tutors map the state-board textbook chapter by chapter and prepare students for the relevant state board exam pattern.
Tell us which state board your child follows and we will allocate a tutor familiar with that board's exam format.

Common Structure

Section A - Comprehension; Section B - Writing skills + Grammar; Section C - Literature; Section D - Reference / Composition.
Detailed mapping to the relevant state board's textbooks and exam pattern.
2-3 full-length proctored mocks before state board exam.

Common Structure

Pre-University Hindi paper across most state boards; literature, composition, grammar.
Detailed mapping to the relevant state board's textbook (e.g., UP Board's Saamanya Hindi, Bihar Board's Hindi Saahitya).
Past papers and detailed marking scheme analysis.

ICSE / ISC (CISCE Code 17 / 866)

Age 6+ 50 hrs / grade

CISCE Pattern

Composition, comprehension, grammar at age-appropriate depth.
Reader-based literature with prose, poetry; supplementary reading.
Devanagari handwriting and oral practice.

Composition (40 marks)

Anuched lekhan (250-300 words) - 6 choices; one essay must be attempted.
Patra lekhan (letter writing) - formal and informal.
Samvad lekhan (dialogue writing).

Comprehension (20 marks)

Unseen prose passage with MCQ + SAQ.
Vocabulary, summary, transformation of sentences.

Literature (40 marks)

Sahitya Sagar - prescribed prose and poetry.
Nai Roshni / Naya Raasta - supplementary reading.
2-3 mocks before February board exam.

Composition (30 marks; 350-450 words)

Argumentative, narrative, descriptive essay.
Letter writing - formal and informal.
Article writing.

Comprehension (20 marks)

Longer passages including literary prose.
Precis writing.

Literature (50 marks)

Prescribed prose - Sahitya Saagar / Hindi Gadya Sagrah.
Prescribed poetry - selected poems from a Hindi anthology.
Drama / novel as per ISC syllabus.

Conversational (Beginner -> Advanced)

Age 6+ 40 hrs / level

Devanagari & Pronunciation

Devanagari script - vowels (svar), consonants (vyanjan), matras.
Pronunciation of Hindi sounds, including aspirated and retroflex consonants.
Reading and writing simple words and sentences.

Daily Conversation

Namaste / namaskar; introductions (mera naam X hai, mein bharatiya hoon, mein X varsh ka hoon).
Family vocabulary, daily routine, food (roti, sabzi, daal, chawal), shopping.
Asking for directions; ordering at a restaurant; basic transactions.

Grammar Foundations

Sangya, sarvanam (mein, tum, woh, hum, aap, ve), kriya - present and past tense.
Karak vibhakti - ne, ko, se, mein, par, ke saath.
Linga (gender) and vachan (number).

Wider Topics

Travel, work, study; describing personality and feelings.
Opinions and arguments (mujhe lagta hai, mere vichaar mein, mein samajhta hoon).
Reading short stories and news headlines in Hindi.

Grammar

All tenses including future, perfect and continuous; modal verbs (sakna, padna, chahna).
Sandhi, samaas - intermediate level.
Muhavre and lokoktiyaan (idioms and proverbs).

Writing

Anuched lekhan (200-250 words) on familiar topics.
Letter writing - formal and informal.
Story writing using a given outline.

Complex Topics

Society, environment, technology, current affairs - reading and discussion.
Argumentation and debate; structuring a balanced viewpoint.
Reading Hindi literature - Premchand, Mahadevi Verma, Nirala, Dharamveer Bharati.

Advanced Grammar

Complex sentence structures; subordinate clauses with jab, agar, kyunki, halaki.
Reported speech (indirect bhashan); passive voice (karmavachya).
Stylistic variation - formal vs colloquial Hindi; Sanskrit-tinged shudh Hindi vs Urdu-mixed Hindustani.

Literary & Cultural Depth

Hindi literature - chayavaad period (Nirala, Mahadevi Verma, Prasad), pragativaad (Premchand).
Modern Hindi cinema and its language register.
Reading newspapers (Dainik Jagran, Hindustan, Bhaskar) and current affairs at native level.

Requirements

A laptop, desktop or tablet with stable internet
Headphones with a clear microphone
Devanagari worksheets and a notebook for handwriting practice
School Hindi textbook (Kshitij / Sparsh / Aroh / Vitan etc.) for board-aligned learners

Reviews

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Parents consistently rate our mentors for personalised attention, clear concepts and steady progress. Book a free demo to experience a class first-hand.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get started?

Click the Book a Demo button on this page and tell us which path your child follows (DELE / school exam / conversational). We will schedule a free trial session with a matching tutor. For details, contact our coordinator on WhatsApp at +91 93308 11581 or email contact@winquestonline.com.

Will the tutor follow my child's exam / curriculum?

Yes. We currently support DELE A1 through C2 (and the equivalent DELF / Goethe / HSK / TORFL for other languages), US Common Core / ACTFL World Languages, CBSE and ICSE Spanish / French / German as 3rd / foreign language, Cambridge IGCSE 0530 / 0520 / 0525 / 0547 and Cambridge AS / A-level 9719 / 9716 / 9717 / 9778. If your child follows another framework, mention it during the demo and we will match a tutor.

How does payment work?

We require monthly advance payments for the number of classes scheduled in that calendar month. We accept Zelle, PayPal, UPI (for India), Stripe and major credit / debit cards.

What if my child misses a class?

For 1:1 sessions we reschedule a make-up at a mutually convenient time at no extra cost (with at least 24 hours notice). For group classes we share a timed recording of the session on parent request, so your child can catch up before the next class.

How long is each class?

Each class session is 60 minutes long. Frequency is typically twice a week for beginners and three times a week for exam-prep tracks (IGCSE / A-level / DELE), based on the exam timeline and parent preference.

How is progress measured?

Tutors give written feedback on every assignment, run a short formative quiz every 4-6 classes, and a longer level / chapter test at the end of each unit. For exam-prep tracks we run 2-4 full-length proctored mocks before the actual exam. Parents receive a monthly progress report.

What is the class size?

For 1:1 sessions the class is just your child and the tutor. For group classes we cap each batch at 5-6 students per level so every learner gets individual speaking and feedback time.

Are the tutors qualified?

All our language tutors are native or near-native speakers with formal teaching qualifications. For DELE / DELF / Goethe / HSK they hold the relevant instructor certification, and each tutor is interviewed by our academic head before joining.

What if my child wants to switch path mid-way?

No problem. Tell us during a review and the tutor will re-map the lesson plan - many students start on a school path and add a DELE / DELF / Goethe certification track in parallel, or vice versa.

What are the requirements?

A laptop / desktop / tablet with stable internet, headphones with a clear microphone for listening and speaking practice, and a notebook for vocabulary and writing. For exam-prep tracks the tutor will share the official past papers and practice pack before the first class.