Madhyamik 2026 Writing Suggestion

Madhyamik 2026: English Writing Suggestion

The 2026 exam is expected to balance Social Issues, Current Events (2024-25), and Student Life. Here is the curated list for guaranteed success.

1. Paragraph & Biography (Highly Probable)

A. General Paragraphs (Word Limit: 120)

The Success of Chandrayaan-3: (Still very relevant for 2026).
The Importance of Water Conservation: (A global crisis).
Impact of Social Media on Students: (Merits and Demerits).
Benefits of Early Morning Exercise/Morning Walk.
Plastic Pollution/Importance of Banning Plastic.
A Book You Have Recently Read.
Duties of a Student/Discipline in Student Life.

B. Biography (Class 10 Special)

Draupadi Murmu: (Current President of India).
Lata Mangeshkar: (The legendary singer).
Neeraj Chopra: (Olympic Gold Medalist).
Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam: (Evergreen favorite).
Swami Vivekananda: (125th Anniversary contexts).
Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar: (Social Reformer).
Sourav Ganguly: (Sports icon).

2. Letter Writing (Professional & Personal)

A. Letter to the Editor (Formal)

Reckless Driving: Accidents caused by high-speed vehicles.
Price Hike: Rising prices of essential commodities and books.
Environmental Issues: Indiscriminate use of plastic or waterlogging.
Health: Poor sanitary conditions leading to Malaria/Dengue outbreak.
Technology Abuse: Excessive use of mobile phones/social media by youngsters.

B. Official/Application (Formal)

Headmaster/Headmistress: Requesting a library improvement or tutorial classes after Test Exam.
Police Station: Missing Mobile Phone or Bicycle.
Municipality/Postmaster: Change of address or street light repairs.

C. Informal Letter (Personal)

To a Friend: Describing a recently visited place of historical interest.
To a Younger Brother: Advising him to utilize time and avoid mobile addiction.
To a Friend: Benefits of reading the newspaper daily.

3. Notice Writing (The "Easy Score" Section)

Health Awareness: Free health check-up camp or Dengue prevention.
School Events: Inter-school Quiz/Debate competition or Annual Magazine submission.
Social Cause: Blood Donation Camp or Relief Fund for flood victims.
Environmental: Tree Plantation Day/Safe Drive Save Life campaign.
Educational: Excursion to Science City or Museum.

4. Process Writing (Scientific & Domestic)

Preparation of Hand Sanitizer (Modern context).
Publication of a Newspaper (Classic).
Making of Orange/Apple Juice.
How Rain is Formed (Water cycle).
Preparation of Mustard Oil or Guava Jelly.
Recycling of Plastic Waste.

5. Newspaper Report (Current Affairs)

Train/Road Accident: (Tragic incidents from 2024-25).
Ahmedabad Plane Crash: Air India Airplane Crash
Fire Outbreak: In a local market or factory.
School Program: Celebration of Independence Day or Teachers' Day.
Natural Calamity: Cyclones in West Bengal (e.g., Remal) or Heavy Rains.
Kanyashree Diwas/Nirmal Bangla Abhiyan in your school.

6. Story Writing (Moral Based)

The Merchant and the Rain: (Powder getting wet, saved from robber).
The Rotten Apple: (Effect of bad company).
The Soldier and the Caged Birds: (Value of freedom).
A Boy and a Beggar: (The joy of giving).
The Monkey and the Two Cats: (Dispute over bread).

Expert Tips for Madhyamik 2026

Word Limit: Stick to the 100–120 word limit to avoid grammatical errors.
Format Matters: In Letters, Notices, and Reports, the format carries 2-3 marks. Even if the body is weak, a perfect format saves your score.
Avoid Cliches: In Biography, don't just list dates; use connecting sentences like "His contribution to... remains unparalleled."

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