Hindi Vyakaran: Grammar Topics and Lessons
Hindi Vyakaran is the grammar of Hindi. Study it in layers — sounds (varna), words (shabd), then sentences (vakya) — and practise MCQs after each topic.
What Hindi grammar covers
Exam papers draw on three broad layers. Each has its own preparation habits:
- Varna vichar (sounds): swar, vyanjan, classification, pronunciation place. Start with Varna Vichar.
- Shabd vichar (words): word origin (tatsam–tadbhav), word formation, word types and meanings.
- Vakya vichar (sentences): sentence structure and correct usage.
Published topic pages
- Tatsam and Tadbhav Words (तत्सम और तद्भव शब्द) – How Hindi words descend from Sanskrit, with a pair table, rules of thumb and common exam traps.
- Varna Vichar: Hindi Alphabet and Sounds (वर्ण विचार) – Swar, vyanjan, varg, uchcharan sthan and the classification questions that exams repeat.
See the full topic directory.
Video lessons
Start with the Introduction to Hindi Grammar, revise with the grammar essence lesson, and go deeper in the full Vyakaran playlist.
Which exams use Hindi grammar?
Hindi appears in several Rajasthan recruitment exams. See exam-wise Hindi preparation.
Frequently asked questions
What is Hindi Vyakaran?
Vyakaran is Hindi grammar: the rules governing sounds (varna), words (shabd) and sentences (vakya).
In what order should I study Hindi grammar?
Begin with varna vichar (sounds), then word-level topics such as tatsam–tadbhav, then word formation and sentence-level topics. Revise with MCQs after every topic.
Are all grammar topics available on this website?
Not yet. Only topics with complete, checked explanations are published. For other topics, use the Vyakaran playlist on the official channel.
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