Can you give some tips to score above 90% in class 12th?
Asked by Abhishek kote
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Always study regularly. Regularity avoids piling up of studies and keeps stress and tension far off. Read your textbooks and guides and always ask doubts to your teachers and clarify them. All the best. -
Refer the books prescribed by your PU Board, study daily with the help of college notes and also remember to solve the model question papers.
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Answered by
parvez shaikh Mentor for upcoming generation and talents | Contributor-Level 10
6 years agoDo practice of your lessons which is taught in the class and be confident about what you have studying if you have doubts then make sure you clear it your main aim should be getting 90% and above marks and nothing shall stop you from achieving your goal be focus and calm do well.
All the best. -
You should revise your syllabus also, you check out these points:
1. Defeat yourself
2. Stick with your syllabus book
3. Be careful with your weak points
4. Solve previous year paper
5. Don't underestimate English and Hindi. -
As per my knowledge and experience, firstly you revise all NCERT book, then you can solve last year CBSE question papers, and NCERT is enough for get good marks, and there is no need for any book except NCERT. -
Read thoroughly your textbooks. Make your basics strong enough so that you can apply your knowledge to answer any question. NCERTs are the best textbooks.
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Study the textbooks thoroughly and after textbooks go for mock paper and practice with the specified time, you'll get success.
All the best. -
Solve the practice sets and all the mock tests and previous years papers. And most important is to go through the NCERT book. -
You have to go through each subject thoroughly. Your concepts about any topic of any subject should be clear and you have to plan your studies as per the subject and if you are weak in any of the subjects, you can join any good coaching institute so you can do good in that subject. Never waste your time, make a proper timetable for the studies and you must go for the test series and online mock tests so that you can explore yourself and perform well. Do not get overconfident or lazy. -
Up to November solve your confusions. Then practice with model question papers and find your week areas and remove them. Take the practice sets as board exams I. e. time management is the most important thing during solving a question paper.
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