How can I prepare for ICSE 10th exams in such a short time?

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a month ago

Students need to complete the syllabus on time. During the last days leading to the exam, they should focus on revision. Candidates need to be thorough with the books. Focus on practising the sample papers.

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Srishti | Contributor-Level 10

a year ago

In addition to textbooks, you can improve your preparation by using reference books, online resources and study groups. This is really important. Here are some of the steps which you can follow:

1. Make a detailed study schedule
2. Understand the curriculum and exam standards
3. Show your strengths and

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