Can I get over 70 percent just by solving previous year question papers in the Maharashtra HSC board exams?

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    Aashi Saxena | Contributor-Level 6

    3 months ago

    While solving the Maharashtra HSC previous year question papers can significantly help in preparing for the Class 12th board exams, achieving 70% or higher depends on several factors:

    1. Simply solving past papers might not be enough if you lack a solid understanding of the underlying concepts. Make sure you grasp the fundamental topics in each subject.
    2. Previous year papers can give you an idea of the types of questions asked, but new questions can also appear. It's important to cover the entire syllabus.
    3. Regular practice and revision are crucial. Focus on weak areas and ensure that you understand how to approach different types of problems.
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