ENGLISH (202) NIOS TUTOR MARKED ASSIGNMENT 2026-27

Maximize your NIOS board exam scores with the ultimate preparation guide from Growth Education Points! We provide the fully solved Hindi (201) Tutor Marked Assignment (TMA) for the 2026-27 session, meticulously crafted by expert educators.

Our solved assignments strictly follow the latest NIOS syllabus and marking schemes, ensuring clear, accurate, and high-scoring answers. Don’t risk your internal assessment marks—get our premium, easy-to-copy PDF solutions or handwritten assignments today to secure 100% top marks effortlessly.

(A) Shovan Lal offered to help the narrator even though he was poor himself. What value does this action show?
(See Lesson-7)

(B) Why does the poet say that people “laugh with their teeth” now? What does this reveal about society?
(See Lesson-25)

(A) Why does the poet describe the trees as having their “feet in the earth” and their “heads in the sky”? What does this tell you about the trees?
(See Lesson-4)

(B) Firecrackers, loudspeakers, and car horns are a major source of noise pollution during festivals and celebrations. How can individuals and communities celebrate responsibly without causing inconvenience to others?
(See Lesson-10)

(A) How does Tolstoy show the emotional struggles of adolescence through Nicky’s feelings?
(See Lesson-11)

(B) Ananda Bharati is a non-formal school, yet the author states, “This is no non-formal education center.” What does this statement imply about the nature and impact of the school?
(See Lesson-17)

(A) The monkeys believed that only big stones could help build the bridge. Why did they think the squirrel’s work was useless? Do you agree with them? Give reasons from the story.
(See Lesson-2)

(B) Kezia’s father expected discipline, while Kezia wanted love and understanding. Compare the expectations of Kezia and her father. How did the difference in their expectations create a communication gap between them?
(See Lesson-18)

(A) Dr. Kalam highlights that economic and military strength must go hand-in-hand for India to be respected globally. Why is it important for a nation to have both?
(See Lesson-15)

(B) A farmer notices that the soil in his field is becoming less fertile every year. Which property of neem discussed in the lesson can help solve this problem? Explain how neem improves soil fertility.
(See Lesson-21)

(A) Your municipality/panchayat plans to launch a campaign called “Waste to Wealth.” Design a project proposal explaining how different types of waste can be reused or recycled to create useful products. Support your proposal with examples from the lesson.
(See Lesson-20)

(B) Organize a “No Noise Day” in your home, where everyone consciously avoids unnecessary noise (honking, loud music, shouting). Record observations and reflections on how it impacts the environment and family members at home.
(See Lesson-10)