I am in class 12th. I have wasted 8 months and have hardly 3 months left for board exams and haven't prepared anything. What should I do?

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Praneeth Varma
8 years ago
You are in the thinking that you have wasted the past 8 months. First come out of that thought. You still have 3 months ahead. Start reading from now onwards.

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6 years ago
This happened two years ago. Lol. Did you pass 12th? Between today's 26th sept. 2020. 1:54 AM.

OMKAR PHALE
8 years ago
Hello Aswin, Don't get depressed, you've enough time to score well in boards. Make a daily schedule and plan your preferences for subjects accordingly. Invest most of your time in practicing the problems understanding the theoretical sections. Pay attention to the prelims and resolve your problems

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Sir, Hardly a month left for my JEE. I too feel that I have wasted almost my whole time until yesterday. The date and centre are given. I feel a lot tensed. I am in a need to get a JEE rank. I can read week but there are no people to encourage and help me. Can I really do it?

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8 years ago
I am also in class 12th, in my opinion now you have to put some difficult chapters on option and do all easy chapters at first and if you want to score good marks then only do the questions from test papers of difficult chapters. This will help you.

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P
8 years ago
Don't panic or get depressed. Be simple and have faith in yourself. Enough time is there for exam preparation. Collect last 5 years question papers and try to solve them.

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Aakib Khan
8 years ago
Don't panic. Just pick up board exam paper of last 5 years and make list of topics covered in them and start to practice them. Most of the questions are asked from them only. You can easily score above 75%.

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V
8 years ago
Never underestimate the time left. Study for 6 hours a day. I am sure you will make it.

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Hello dear Ashwin, You need to feel great that you have realized the scenario and realization is the first step of success. Answering your query, forget the past 8 months because now you don't have them in your hands. Whatever you have is your 3 months. Dedication and Determination are the terms

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Mayurdeep Bora
7 years ago
Well, to encourage you, I would say it is never too late to start. Although, very less time is left, still if you start at this right moment with proper planning and implementation of your plan nothing is impossible. You should prepare a detailed schedule of what to study on which day such that you

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S
8 years ago
You can do well. You have 3 months more. Solve maths problems daily. Focus on 2-3 marks questions in physics and chemistry. You can follow previous years question papers. They are normally repeating.

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J
8 years ago
Accept it that it will be a maneuvering task to prepare for boards with just 3 months in hand but it is quite practical to still pass with flying colors. Remember that if you successfully tackle this situation you will end up improving yourself a lot. So don't get succumbed, make a plan, execute it

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