How to concentrate on studies for getting high marks in 10th class board?

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8 years ago

Dear friend, If you follow the right way of studies then you can get more marks. The only thing you need to do is by studying subjects with concentration. Some ways are: 1. Do not watch TV or listen to music while studying as it will surely distract you. 2. Do not keep on studying even if you are bo

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Prathiksha Acharya | Beginner-Level 1

5 years ago

Well it's true sir. Thank u.

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Ibrahim Jumnalkar | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

Keep in touch with your studies and get a clear concept and go through old question papers and take your teacher's guidance.

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Sumit Bara | Guide-Level 12

9 years ago

Be open minded. 10th examination will be your 1st board exam and you will naturally be worried about the exams. The approach should be simple but smart. Clear your concepts. Don't byheart things without knowing things. Give time for studies.

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Ankur Sharma | Contributor-Level 7

8 years ago

Hi Vinay, First thing you need to do is make your basics strong so that you will be performing better in your exams and feel free not to take any kind of stress. Once your basics are clear then it will be interesting to study in detail.

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