Can you give some tips to score above 90% in class 12th?
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Dear reader,
You have to make sure that you haven't left any line from the NCERT books! NCERT books are the real key to success !You can also prefer some reference books & try solving minimum 6-8 sample papers before 1-2 months of exam & always try to clear your doubts as soon as possible! -
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7 years ago1. Understand each topic clearly.
2. Do smart work and not hard work.
3. Make smart and good notes.
4. Revise all the formulaes.
5. Solve as many as previous year question papers. -
Just focus on each and every topic thoroughly in which ever field you have opted just do hard work and also smart work focus on practice sums firstly clear you basics of will help you score better results and dependable on last time, time near to your board exams that will create problems and it will low down your moral.
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If you want to score above 90% in class 12th, then do regular practice of all the subjects. Make a proper timetable. Learn all the derivations. Until exam you should solve atleast 50 sample papers of different publications like EAD, Oswal, Arihant, and Evergreen. Also, solve previous years question papers.
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If you are thinking to score more than 90%, then I will appreciate you. For scoring such percentage, you have to focus on NCERT, and try to cover every topic. Prepare all the questions properly in good handwriting and explain your answers properly. Practice as much questions as you can. Good Luck. -
Study daily, solve numerical, and refer last year test papers. -
If you are a CBSE board student. Do only one thing go through NCERT books. Solve each chapter and build your basics strong. Focus on each subject a lot time to them. You will definitely score more than 90 percent. Best wishes. -
First of all, your hard work is the only thing that will bring you success. Study hard and plan out. Go through each and every chapter from your text book and make sure you solve all the textbook questions. Once you are done with has then go for your reference book. Solve as many sample papers as you can and Make sure you go through all the previous year question papers.
All the best! -
First of all, get the study material and study more and more secondly remember to solve previous years question papers and current year's model question papers. Remember to study online through google and YouTube, because it will provide you the latest classes regarding your syllabus.
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Just try to clear your concepts. Practice as much as you can and try past year's question papers. This should be your approach for every exam.
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