BHDC 112 Question Paper December 2025, IGNOU B.A. (Honours) Hindi हिंदी निबंध और अन्य गद्य विधाएँ

BHDC 112 Question Paper December 2025 is the freshest practice tool you can put in front of yourself before walking into your 2026 Term-End Exam. The solved version unpacks each lalit nibandh, rekha-chitra, and sansmaran with proper bhumika, antarvastu, and shilp the way an IGNOU evaluator wants to read it at honours level.

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What is the BHDC-112 December 2025 Question Paper?

The BHDC 112 December 2025 question paper is the official IGNOU Term-End Examination paper for Hindi Nibandh aur Anya Gadya Vidhayen, conducted in December 2025 for B.A. Honours Hindi students. It carries 100 marks across nine questions in three hours, you attempt any five.

Here's the part that matters: this is the most recent paper IGNOU has released for the course. Question patterns from the latest cycle nearly always echo into the next two sessions. Solving December 2025 thoroughly is the closest you'll get to a live preview of June 2026 or December 2026.

About IGNOU BHDC-112 हिंदी निबंध और अन्य गद्य विधाएँ

BHDC-112 is a core course in the IGNOU B.A. Honours Hindi (BAHDH) programme that introduces students to the wider world of Hindi gadya beyond the novel and short story. The syllabus splits into two areas. The nibandh section covers the lalit nibandh tradition with Hazariprasad Dwivedi's "Devdaru" and "Aam Rasta Nahi Hai", Vidya Niwas Mishra, Premchand's social essays like "Mazdoori aur Prem", and Vinod Kumar Shukla's character-essays like "Ye Hai Professor Shashank".

The other gadya-vidha section covers sansmaran (Mahadevi Verma's "Tumhari Smriti"), rekha-chitra (Mahadevi's "Raziya" and similar profiles), atmakatha, jeevani, yatra-vrittant, and reportage. Each form has its own bhasha-shaili and structural conventions. Most students underestimate how distinct these forms are. The marks sit in correctly identifying which vidha you're discussing and matching the right shilp to it.

BHDC 112 Question Paper December 2025, Exam Pattern and Marks Breakdown

That's a different rhythm from most IGNOU papers. Five questions in three hours means roughly 36 minutes per question. Use that time to develop each answer with at least one quoted line from the nibandh in question and proper gadya-vidha vocabulary.

All Questions in the BHDC 112 Question Paper December 2025 (Complete List)

Topics tested

Lalit nibandh ka swaroop, Ye Hai Professor Shashank ki antarvastu, sansmaran ki avdharna aur Tumhari Smriti, Raziya rekha-chitra mein manaviya mulya, Mazdoori aur Prem ka saar, Mere Ram ka Mukut Bheeg Raha Hai ka vishleshan, Aam Rasta Nahi Hai, Devdaru ki antarvastu.

Syllabus Topics Covered

The solutions in this PDF map cleanly across the BHDC-112 syllabus. Q1 covers the lalit nibandh tradition with its definition, key features, and its development in Hindi from Hazariprasad Dwivedi onwards. Q2 deals with Vinod Kumar Shukla's character-essay style. Q3 covers sansmaran as a vidha plus Mahadevi's "Tumhari Smriti".

Q4 covers rekha-chitra through "Raziya". Q5 deals with Premchand's social essay "Mazdoori aur Prem". Q6 covers a Vidya Niwas Mishra style nibandh "Mere Ram ka Mukut Bheeg Raha Hai" with its parental grief tied to Ramayana mythology. Q7 covers "Aam Rasta Nahi Hai" by Hazariprasad Dwivedi with its ironic critique of urban civic behaviour. Q8 covers "Devdaru", another Dwivedi classic on nature, history, and continuity. Q9 short notes test specific concepts: sansmaran versus rekha-chitra distinction, Prasad's poetic personality (cross-syllabus), and "Karuna" by Dwivedi. If you've prepared the four major nibandhs, two gadya-vidha forms (sansmaran and rekha-chitra), and basic theory of lalit nibandh, you've covered the bulk of the paper.

Sample Answer Preview: Hindi Nibandh Explanation

Take Q3, the 20-mark question on the concept of sansmaran along with the specific qualities of "Tumhari Smriti". It's a high-frequency question because it tests both theoretical understanding and textual familiarity.

Here's how those 20 marks actually break down:

Bhumika and sansmaran ki paribhasha (3 marks): Open with one paragraph defining sansmaran. Sansmaran is a personal-prose vidha in which the writer recalls a real person or experience that has shaped their inner life. Unlike jeevani (biography), sansmaran is selective and emotion-driven. Unlike rekha-chitra (sketch), sansmaran is focused on memory and inner connection rather than external description.

Sansmaran ki visheshatayen (4 marks): Walk through five key features. Vyaktinishtha (subjectivity): the writer's emotional perspective dominates. Smriti-aadhaarit sanrachna: the structure follows memory's flow, not chronological order. Aatmiyata (intimacy): the relationship between writer and subject is the heart. Sahitya-sookshmta: literary craft transforms personal recall into universal experience. Tatha-yathata: events recalled must be real, even if selectively presented.

Tumhari Smriti ka parichay (3 marks): Place the sansmaran. Mahadevi Verma wrote "Tumhari Smriti" as part of her renowned sansmaran collections like "Atit ke Chalchitra" and "Smriti ki Rekhaayen". The "tum" addressed is typically a deceased family member or close associate, the work pulses with the unhealed wound of parting.

Mahadevi ki vishishth shaili (5 marks): This is the scoring core. Walk through Mahadevi's hallmark traits. Karuna-pradhan vedanaanubhuti: her sansmaran carries philosophical pain, not surface grief. Pratikatmak bhasha: she uses symbolic language drawn from her chhayavadi poetry. Madhyam-marg shaili: balanced between detached observation and emotional investment. Drishya-prastut karne ki kala: scenes appear visually before the reader. Naari-sambhav drishti: her sensitivity to women's lives shows even in subjects who are men.

Tumhari Smriti ki sahityik upadeyata (3 marks): Why this work matters. It elevates sansmaran from mere recollection to a meditation on absence, memory, and the impossibility of complete recovery. It also models the genre for generations of women writers.

Nishkarsh (2 marks): Close with a line on Mahadevi's broader contribution to the sansmaran vidha. She is, alongside Banarsidas Chaturvedi and Pant, one of the form's defining practitioners in twentieth-century Hindi.

The full solution in your PDF follows exactly this structure, with quoted phrases from "Tumhari Smriti" placed in the right paragraphs.

How to Write High-Scoring Answers

Time first. 100 marks in 180 minutes works out to roughly 36 minutes per 20-mark question. That's enough room for 700 to 800 words with proper structure. Use it.

Open every answer with a definitional bhumika that names the vidha, the writer, and the work. IGNOU evaluators consistently award the first two marks for this clean opening.

For BHDC-112, vidha-precision is everything. Sansmaran is not the same as rekha-chitra. Lalit nibandh is not the same as samiksha-nibandh. Vichar-pradhan nibandh is not the same as bhav-pradhan. Mixing these up loses 4 to 5 marks easily.

Quote from the prescribed nibandh accurately. Even one sentence from "Devdaru" or "Aam Rasta Nahi Hai" placed in the right paragraph signals you've actually read the essay, not just summary notes. One quoted line per major point is the norm at honours level.

For Q9 short notes, ten marks each, write 350 to 400 words. Definition, key features, one example, brief mahatva. That's enough.

When asked to explain a citation-statement (like Q4 or Q6), treat the cited statement as a thesis to defend with evidence from the text, not just describe.

Who Should Use This Solved Question Paper

This is built for the BAHDH student whose Term-End Exam falls in 2026 or beyond. June 2026 candidate, December 2026 candidate, or back-paper attempt, the December 2025 release is your sharpest practice resource for this paper.

Two student profiles benefit most. The working professional doing IGNOU alongside a teaching, journalism, or government job, with maybe 30 to 60 minutes a day for revision. And the first-time honours student who hasn't yet figured out how to distinguish nibandh from sansmaran from rekha-chitra at IGNOU honours level.

UGC NET Hindi aspirants and Hindi-medium B.Ed candidates will find the structured nibandh analyses especially useful for the gadya section of those exams.

Why This is Better Than Free PDFs and Telegram Files

Free Hindi PDFs look attractive until you actually open one. Most are old papers with nibandh attributions wrong (Dwivedi's "Devdaru" sometimes appears under Mishra), and answers stitched from random blogs that don't distinguish between vidha forms. Half the time sansmaran and rekha-chitra are used interchangeably.

The actual cost isn't money. It's writing the wrong vidha-classification in your real exam because you trusted a careless file. We've seen students call "Raziya" a sansmaran instead of a rekha-chitra because a free PDF had the labels swapped throughout.

This solved paper is checked against the official IGNOU release, written by a NET-qualified Hindi scholar, and corrected when something needs an update. There's also a real human at the other end if you spot anything off.

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