How to prepare for maths board exam?
After two days, I have a board exam of math. I'm nervous.
Asked by Veeresh bandi
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It depend upon your learning style, study schedule and many other things.
Yes, for some students, mathematics is a culprit which is hard to master. solving problems needs some skills along with hard work.
However, according to the theory of NeuroPlasticity, it's possible to develop your math skills with continuous practice.
Solve a lot of problems from old question papers as well as the internet. If you want to score better, solve HOTS frequently. Above all else, interest in mathematics is the key factor.
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Shikhar Mogha RESEARCH INTERN AT SASE CHANDIGARH (DRDO) | Contributor-Level 9
5 years agoHi,Follow in the given sequence:
NCERT, Reference Book (RD Sharma), Previous Year Papers. I followed the same and got 95% in class in class 12th boards. -
Maths isthe most interesting subject for board exam.
1. You should make the timetable. Atleast 2 hour should be given to practice math. Solve the problem daily, as the quotes says, 'Practice Make the Man Perfect'. Always follow this quotes.
2. Write all the formula on the pages and stick them on the wall or near to the things where you study.
3. Question paper books are available in market even on the net so you can solve one paper one day. -
Don't Miss your NCERT textbook and after you can do whatever book you like for extra questions.
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Solve 4 and 5 number of questions from last years papers and read out all the basic concepts carefully.
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Go for full dinesh book no one can stop you to get 100 marks -
Practice ncert book and RS AGGARWAL maths ,and in last 2 months try to solve some sample papers.
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practice your ncert books specially miscellaneous and examples -
For maths you need to Study NCERT and RS AGGARWAL book and you need revise once, twice , thrice as more as you can which can be beneficial for you. you need to solve maths daily for at least one hour .
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Preparation of Maths is done best by solving more and more mathematical problems / questions. Just keep solving the maths questions and you will gain proficiency in it.
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