Can you give some tips to score above 90% in class 12th?
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Jayesh Koli D3-Dedication, Determination and Discipline | Contributor-Level 7
7 years agoA very positive question! It is not impossible, you can easily score 90%+ marks with dedication, determination, and discipline. The only thing required is a proper study plan and following it on a right track. Continuous progress check will be beneficial for you. You must be associated with some coaching institute or private tuition where you will get techniques to attempt paper. Also, their mock exams on a continuous basis will surely help you in achieving your goal. -
It's a very good question. If you are wishing to score 90%+ marks in plus two examinations, firstly, you have to know that it isn't far away. Focus on your studies, study hard. I can assure you that your dream will come true. That's not a big deal my friend. -
Getting good marks in school is really an easy task. You just need to get the basics of every subject and chapters. For this, go for the NCERT books as they have the best explanation with pure basics. Also, start preparing early for the exams and have confidence in yourself. You'll easily able to score well in the exam.
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You should be thorough with NCERT books and solve past 10 years question papers.
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Of course, you will score above 90% in boards. And trust me, you have nothing to do as I have a simple solution for you. Read it carefully. You have only to do revision 1 hour per subject which would you read in class or tuition classes you have to give only 1 hour. Per subject, but daily. You have no option of showing laziness in this situation. And you have to make a precise notebook for your problems and ask your daily queries and solve it with your teachers and tutors. Forget everything for one year. Means if you're with your books and in learning mode, it means your on learning mode, You don't have to need to take much stress. Aft...more
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After completing your syllabus , take board papers of last 5 years then make list of all topics covered in them and start solving questions mainly on these topics. -
For scoring above 90% marks in class 12th, you should prefer firstly your NCERT books then for practice, you can go for the reference books for Physics, Chemistry and Maths. For physics, you can go for SL Arora (CBSE students). For chemistry, you can go for chapterwise solutions of Arihant and for mathematics, you can go for RD Sharma. These are the best books available for you and you can go for books from other authors also. Go to the below link to know the success mantras of the toppers of class 12th:
https://googleweblight.com/i?u=https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/cbse-class-12th-board-toppers-2017-success-mantras-and-fut...more -
You need to do regular studies for at least 2 hours in a day.
Prefer NCERT books.
Please do regular studies.
2 months before the exam, solve question papers daily at a specific time. -
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Abhishek Kumar Mishra currently pursuing Btech;:Mechanical engineer | Contributor-Level 9
7 years agoRead NCERT and prepare line by line from it and after that when your whole syllabus is finished try to solve Arihant book banks or any sample paper which contains both solved and unsolved question papers. Try to solve previous year question paper in 2 hours and 30 minutes. -
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