NCERT Class 7 Hindi (Old Edition)
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The old-edition textbook now lives on NCERT Archive. Use the buttons below to open the book and its solutions there.
About Class 7 Hindi (Old Edition)
NCERT Class 7 Hindi is the old edition Hindi textbook for Class 7, part of the Upper Primary (Middle) stage. This is the old edition, the earlier NCERT textbook that many schools and students still follow.
This page covers the whole book. Use the buttons above to read the old edition Class 7 Hindi textbook on NCERT Archive.
Syllabus note for Class 7: Rationalized under NCF-SE (2023); rolled out for the 2025-26 academic session.
Read this book on NCERT Archive
NCERT Archive is our dedicated site for NCERT textbooks and solutions, Class 1 to 12. Its Class 7 Hindi page for the old edition lists the book and links to the matching solutions.
Old edition or new edition?
NCERT has been replacing its textbooks class by class under the NEP 2020 / NCF-SE 2023 syllabus. Check the textbook your school actually uses: if it is the earlier book, stay on the Old Edition pages; if it is the latest one, switch to the New Edition using the switch at the top of this page.
How to study Class 7 Hindi
- Read the lesson aloud once, then again silently, looking up every unfamiliar word.
- Answer the comprehension questions in full sentences before checking the model answers.
- Note down new vocabulary and the grammar points the lesson uses, and make your own sentences with them.
- Practise the writing tasks (letters, paragraphs, summaries) and compare them with the sample answers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Class 7 Hindi book is this page for?
The old edition of NCERT Class 7 Hindi. It is the earlier NCERT textbook for this subject, still used by many schools.
Where can I read the Class 7 Hindi book?
On NCERT Archive. Press the "Open Hindi Book" button on this page to go to the Class 7 Hindi old edition book there.
How do I switch between the old and new edition?
Use the New Edition / Old Edition switch at the top of the page. It takes you to the same subject in the other edition.
Is it free to use?
Yes. Scholar Donkey and NCERT Archive are free to use and need no login.