How can I do the preparation of mathematics for class 12th of CBSE?
Are NCERT and NCERT Exemplar sufficient? What can I do before exams? Also, can you give me some information regarding this?
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Ashish kumar Jha Ask me i will share my experience with u all. | Contributor-Level 6
7 years agoAccording to me, you should only study NCERT and RS Agrawal, I will not suggest you RD Sharma because a normal student can never solve R D Sharma, if he successfully solved that he can't do revision at last and without revision, everything is waste. So, I will suggest you to solve the NCERT and RS Agrawal as much as you can. You will score in 90s. One more thing, examples are good for JEE Mains not for theory 12th paper. Best of luck for your coming exams. -
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You just need to start with NCERT covering both examples and questions. More emphasis on basics because if basics are clear, you can easily attempt any questions. -
Do every question of NCERT. I repeat, every question including examples and miscellaneous. Then, you are 85 percent prepared. Look for previous year questions. Explore as many number of questions, you can. Then will be prepared thoroughly.
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Solve RD Sharma completely. Although, it may be a tough task. But if you accomplish then you can score good. NCERT can also be used but its level is too low. You must solve books like RD Sharma as well. -
Take it seriously. Don't be over confident and don't panic, only focus on your dream. -
Yes NCERT is sufficient for board exams.
You just need to practice a lot.
Remember each and every formula and keep your concept crystal clear.
After completing these two books, just practice previous year questions and model papers.
You will definitely score 95+ if you follow these steps. -
Hi Raj,
I hope you are doing good.
For CBSE maths preparation of class 12th, I would advise you to complete your NCERT thoroughly. Don't be distracted by any other book. After completing a chapter from it, you must go for RD Sharma. It is the best thing you can do. Most of the CBSE board questions are very much similar to RD Sharma's questions. I can bet if you do this, you are going to rock. -
You can solve question banks, and try to complete all the topics, because solving the question banks is the only way to find your weakness in any topic. I am attaching a link of channel which will also give you some support to study. https://www.youtube.com/user/MrMspsp. -
For the preparation of mathematics, full class 12th CBSE you can go thoroughly with RD Sharma also. It is a very good book, and you can do 16 online previous board exam paper. -
You can solve previes year's question papers for best result. All the best.
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