Hi, You'll have to appear for the 2013 boards only because a gap may create unnecessary problem in your higher education. You can still make the best out of the time that is left. A few tips- Know your syllabus: You should have a clear picture of familiar and unfamiliar topics. Text books rule : Irrespective of the books prescribed by your school, ensure that you always refer to the additional textbooks, carefully. Previous years' papers always help : Get into the habit of solving questions from previous years' papers. These are easily available and accessible on educational websites. You can also pick them up from book shops, but make sure the publisher is authentic. Follow ICSE sample papers only: These are generally released in September or October on the website. Whenever it happens, consider it your 'first standard mock test' before moving on to any private publisher's papers. Keep your eyes and ears open: Stay updated on the syllabus, marking schemes, exam patterns, etc. Understand the marking scheme, by going through SMART answers of previous years' papers solved by experts is essential. Your familiarity with the format will help you guess the probable marks allotted for the various steps involved in the correct answer. No cramming: It's important to learn and understand your concepts well, if you want to score more in the exams. Cramming, without understanding, will take you nowhere. So, make sure you have understood the concepts well before cramming anything. Feel free to discuss further. If you found any of the answers given as useful, please give it a Thumbs-up and mark it as the best answer.

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I am a class XII commerce student , CBSE board.I know that exams are over 3 months from now but I also know that I will not be able to score above 60%. But I don't want this.I realized my mistakes and short comings now.Is there any way possible so that I could not give exams this year, but next

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Mehar Wadhwa | Contributor-Level 9

2012-11-21 17:08:35

Hi, I know the kind of pressure a student feel at this time but your are still left with 3 months and you should not be loosing hope and thinking about next year is loosing the battle without fighting, so stop thinking about t ans start studying you still have time and 60% and above should not be

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Aru Chopra | Guide-Level 11

2012-11-21 16:29:29

Hi, You'll have to appear for the 2013 boards only because a gap may create unnecessary problem in your higher education. You can still make the best out of the time that is left. A few tips- Know your syllabus: You should have a clear picture of familiar and unfamiliar topics. Text books rule :

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Yash K Mahanta | Contributor-Level 9

2012-11-21 16:27:31

3 month is enough time to secure above 60% marks... So so don't worry about the result just focus on your studies from now... everything will be f9...

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