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The CBSE has recently revised the syllabus for Class 9 Hindi (Course A) as part of its ongoing efforts to streamline the learning process. While there aren’t any major changes for the current academic session, topics and chapters that were previously removed will continue to be excluded this year. It’s important for students to understand these revisions to focus their studies on the most relevant material. This article outlines the deleted portions of the Class 9 Hindi syllabus and includes information on the NCERT rationalized content, detailing the chapters and topics removed from the NCERT Hindi textbooks, Kritika (Part I) and Kshitij (Part II).
Check the latest CBSE Syllabus at https://www.cbseguess.com/syllabus/2025/
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