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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Practice yourself friend.
Important points to remember:
It is advised to study for the mathematics board exam with a proper plan. With a strong and well-defined strategy you can score maximum marks and also manage your time well in the examination hall. You can improve your question solving skills by practicing a lot of problems under each category. This can be done by solving the previous years' exams under the stipulated time. While solving problems of calculus and algebra, always mention which particular property you have used. Definite integration and inverse of a matrix are the areas which require a lot of practice. For scoring mar...more -
I think, you should first complete your NCERT syllabus thoroughly.
After that, you have a lot of other side books you can prepare with like RD SHARMA, R. S. AGARWAL
I personally studied through R. D. Sharma and so would suggest you to go through that only.
It's a very nice book with a huge variety of questions to go through which gives you thorough knowledge of the topics. -
Starting with NCERT, you should have upto date solution of NCERT problem. After that you may go for R. S. AGRAWAL and other reference books. -
That's the most interesting part of your school life, the last time you're gonna study with so much vigour for your maths subject. It's really very simple, you just have to practice mathematics from the starting of your 12th class, and it'll be very easy during your exams time. Go for good books and spend a little time with them regularly. Best of luck.
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NCERT is the best with all in one. Prefer Arihant Sample Papers and last 10 years papers of maths.
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You can give the improvement exam next year after passing 12th, but not if more than 2 years have passed.
You can appear in one or more subjects.
You will get a new marksheet with improved marks.
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