A SMALL step into the mainstream exams but certainly a GAINT leap in your career……
As the board exams are just round the corner, students are brushing up for their preparation of the exams. Students are in rush to complete their syllabi for the Class 10th or 12th board exams. These exams are a... View More
Tips to prepare well: Prepare a list of all important formulae and concepts for quick revision. Understand the usage of the formulae. If there are any doubts, clear them as soon as possible from your teachers. Focus on NCERT books for studying as a majority of exam revolves around NCERT books, also practice questions from other books, in addition to NCERT. Complete all NCERT questions and solved examples. Practice a few questions from previous chapters as you study a new chapter. This will make sure you stay in touch with the concepts. Practice writing down the steps for solving a question as the process also gains marks. Do not skip any topic
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Tips to prepare well: Prepare a list of all important formulae and concepts for quick revision. Understand the usage of the formulae. If there are any doubts, clear them as soon as possible from your teachers. Focus on NCERT books for studying as a majority of exam revolves around NCERT books, also practice questions from other books, in addition to NCERT. Complete all NCERT questions and solved examples. Practice a few questions from previous chapters as you study a new chapter. This will make sure you stay in touch with the concepts. Practice writing down the steps for solving a question as the process also gains marks. Do not skip any topic, complete the syllabus thoroughly. Feel free to think out your answers on rough paper. It helps in understanding the question quicker and you can use a column in your answer sheet for rough work during exams. Practice answering previous year papers and sample papers within the time limit of the official exam. Identify your weak areas, where you are unable to answer and where you answer incorrectly. Increase your speed in answering so you are able to complete the exam and have some time for revision during the exam. Long answer questions are scoring and generally from algebra, geometry, mensuration and trigonometry, so prepare accordingly.
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Tips to prepare well:
Prepare a list of all important formulae and concepts for quick revision.
Understand the usage of the formulae.
If there are any doubts, clear them as soon as possible from your teachers.
Focus on NCERT books for studying as a majority of exam revolves around NCERT books, also practice questions from other books, in addition to NCERT.
Complete all NCERT questions and solved examples.
Practice a few questions from previous chapters as you study a new chapter. This will make sure you stay in touch with the concepts.
Practice writing down the steps for solving a question as the process also gains marks.
Do not skip any topic, complete the syllabus thoroughly.
Feel free to think out your answers on rough paper. It helps in understanding the question quicker and you can use a column in your answer sheet for rough work during exams.
Practice answering previous year papers and sample papers within the time limit of the official exam.
Identify your weak areas, where you are unable to answer and where you answer incorrectly.
Increase your speed in answering so you are able to complete the exam and have some time for revision during the exam.
Long answer questions are scoring and generally from algebra, geometry, mensuration and trigonometry, so prepare accordingly.
Take regular sleep, and regular unwinding sessions, including light exercises of your choice. Avoid repetition while writing an answer, but ALWAYS do repetition while reading. This stands true for practice sessions and studies, and for taking self-tests. This also stands VERY TRUE when you have the question paper in your hand.Please read the question paper THRICE before writing our the first answer. By the time you have read it thrice, others may have started writing the first answer. But you act like the tortoise, and not the rabbilt,and you will surely win. When you are in the process of reading , more than half of your exam fear wi
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Take regular sleep, and regular unwinding sessions, including light exercises of your choice. Avoid repetition while writing an answer, but ALWAYS do repetition while reading. This stands true for practice sessions and studies, and for taking self-tests. This also stands VERY TRUE when you have the question paper in your hand.Please read the question paper THRICE before writing our the first answer. By the time you have read it thrice, others may have started writing the first answer. But you act like the tortoise, and not the rabbilt,and you will surely win. When you are in the process of reading , more than half of your exam fear will melt away, because by that time you are giving out the answers mentally. Many of the answers which seemed quite difficult, will now seem easier. You will feel tempted to rush over to writing out that answer, but do not touch the pen till you have rad tha paper THRICE. Try it our, and you will feel the difference.
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Take regular sleep, and regular unwinding sessions, including light exercises of your choice. Avoid repetition while writing an answer, but ALWAYS do repetition while reading. This stands true for practice sessions and studies, and for taking self-tests. This also stands VERY TRUE when you have the question paper in your hand.Please read the question paper THRICE before writing our the first answer. By the time you have read it thrice, others may have started writing the first answer. But you act like the tortoise, and not the rabbilt,and you will surely win. When you are in the process of reading , more than half of your exam fear will melt away, because by that time you are giving out the answers mentally. Many of the answers which seemed quite difficult, will now seem easier. You will feel tempted to rush over to writing out that answer, but do not touch the pen till you have rad tha paper THRICE. Try it our, and you will feel the difference.
All that is required to crack the exams is sincerity, determination , time-management and self-confidence . My advice to all students appearing for the board exams is to remember not to make half-hearted attempts and that there are no shortcuts to success.
All that is required to crack the exams is sincerity, determination , time-management and self-confidence . My advice to all students appearing for the board exams is to remember not to make half-hearted attempts and that there are no shortcuts to success.
the pattern of cbse has changed drastically in the last few years. when we sat for our 10th and 12th board exams more stress was laid not writing long answers and filling up as many sheets as possible which ensures to get good marks and high percentages. But, now since cbse conducts AIEEE and many medical, law and engineering entrance exams are adopting the objective type and MCQ pattern of cbse and focusing more on percentile rather than rank and percentage. Hence today student should give 100% effort to write 10th and 12th board exams ( same for ICSE, and other state boards also ) and try to score a higher percentile. Now only 3 week
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the pattern of cbse has changed drastically in the last few years. when we sat for our 10th and 12th board exams more stress was laid not writing long answers and filling up as many sheets as possible which ensures to get good marks and high percentages. But, now since cbse conducts AIEEE and many medical, law and engineering entrance exams are adopting the objective type and MCQ pattern of cbse and focusing more on percentile rather than rank and percentage. Hence today student should give 100% effort to write 10th and 12th board exams ( same for ICSE, and other state boards also ) and try to score a higher percentile. Now only 3 weeks are left for the board exams to start. In 21 days it is impossible to study every subject in detail and mug it up. Hence a student will have to be very smart and clever in planning the studies time table. First start that subject which you find difficult the most. Set aside 2 hrs daily only for that subject. Give that subject the no.1 priority. For example maths. Then come to other subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, english and the optional subject like computers, hindi, french etc. It is very necessary to take a break of atleast 15 minutes every 2 hrs and do not study for more than 4 hrs at a stretch. Simultaneously it is also necessary to watch TV, play games, going outside with family. No sacrifices are required as lot of hype is created about board exams. It is just a normal exam only some more seriousness and focus is required in the approach to exams. Believe me that you can score good percentage even if you study for 8 hrs a day from today smartly till your exams get over. I wish good luck to all the students appearing for 10th and 12th board exams across India.
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the pattern of cbse has changed drastically in the last few years. when we sat for our 10th and 12th board exams more stress was laid not writing long answers and filling up as many sheets as possible which ensures to get good marks and high percentages. But, now since cbse conducts AIEEE and many medical, law and engineering entrance exams are adopting the objective type and MCQ pattern of cbse and focusing more on percentile rather than rank and percentage. Hence today student should give 100% effort to write 10th and 12th board exams ( same for ICSE, and other state boards also ) and try to score a higher percentile. Now only 3 weeks are left for the board exams to start. In 21 days it is impossible to study every subject in detail and mug it up. Hence a student will have to be very smart and clever in planning the studies time table. First start that subject which you find difficult the most. Set aside 2 hrs daily only for that subject. Give that subject the no.1 priority. For example maths. Then come to other subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, english and the optional subject like computers, hindi, french etc. It is very necessary to take a break of atleast 15 minutes every 2 hrs and do not study for more than 4 hrs at a stretch. Simultaneously it is also necessary to watch TV, play games, going outside with family. No sacrifices are required as lot of hype is created about board exams. It is just a normal exam only some more seriousness and focus is required in the approach to exams. Believe me that you can score good percentage even if you study for 8 hrs a day from today smartly till your exams get over. I wish good luck to all the students appearing for 10th and 12th board exams across India.
Indeed a nice discussion started by Manmeet Kaur50173 and all i can say here is that as stated by Aneeket, there should be less of Last minute preparation instead it should be a last minute revision of things that one has already studied.
Indeed a nice discussion started by Manmeet Kaur50173 and all i can say here is that as stated by Aneeket, there should be less of Last minute preparation instead it should be a last minute revision of things that one has already studied.
Kamaraju Pulugurtha good point made, the students as should always avoid last minute preparations, and they should prepare for the exam through out the year, rather than preparing for in in the last months.
Kamaraju Pulugurtha good point made, the students as should always avoid last minute preparations, and they should prepare for the exam through out the year, rather than preparing for in in the last months.
as long as there is a steady ,day to day preparation,there is no worry at all for the student.there must be a thorough knowledge of each text book and dependence on guide books and notes made -easy are never of any use.waking up all of a sudden and getting tense about exams is a wasteful exercise.the last minute preparation will get a pass mark only.
as long as there is a steady ,day to day preparation,there is no worry at all for the student.there must be a thorough knowledge of each text book and dependence on guide books and notes made -easy are never of any use.waking up all of a sudden and getting tense about exams is a wasteful exercise.the last minute preparation will get a pass mark only.
When I wrote my CBSE, I remember, I was not tensed or excited. I was knowing my average performance (from previous class tests) and I had mentally decided that I will keep up to that average. No need to get tensed to score higher and higher (at the last minute). Such attitude may fire-back. Maintaining your best possible average is best choice. It will help you keeping cool.
When I wrote my CBSE, I remember, I was not tensed or excited. I was knowing my average performance (from previous class tests) and I had mentally decided that I will keep up to that average. No need to get tensed to score higher and higher (at the last minute). Such attitude may fire-back. Maintaining your best possible average is best choice. It will help you keeping cool.
Thanks inviting me, Nikhlesh Mathur Govind_S @anu ji beautifully explained, It is often seen dat at 11th hr we get lots of creative ideas and start working on it, Yes its good to work on new suggestions and topics at the same time get good time to revise the part we already studied. And as other experts said be calm and believe in us and almighty. ALL THE VERY BEST!!!
Thanks inviting me,
Nikhlesh Mathur Govind_S @anu ji beautifully explained,
It is often seen dat at 11th hr we get lots of creative ideas and start working on it,
Yes its good to work on new suggestions and topics at the same time get good time to revise the part we already studied.
And as other experts said be calm and believe in us and almighty.
ALL THE VERY BEST!!!
Aneeket Manmeet Kaur50173 Thanks for tagging me Last movement tips from me is Be Positive Don't study any more in last half an hour Don't confuse your mind by yourself Don't listen other , do as per you are going and last Be Happy :-)
Aneeket Manmeet Kaur50173
Thanks for tagging me
Last movement tips from me is
Be Positive
Don't study any more in last half an hour
Don't confuse your mind by yourself
Don't listen other , do as per you are going
and last Be Happy :-)
First of all, last minute preparation never works so one must avoid it. It is good only for those students who are not behind the rank numbers and in "toppers" competition and those who have very good creativity (not the Tota Ratant) and can explain answers well on the basis of key words. Student should not focus on remembering the entire paragraph or answer. They should try to recollect whatever they have studied in the past. They should note down main points in key words in a note. It should be in such a way that by just seeing the group of words, they should be able to recollect the answer and form the sentence. It is always hyped that
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First of all, last minute preparation never works so one must avoid it. It is good only for those students who are not behind the rank numbers and in "toppers" competition and those who have very good creativity (not the Tota Ratant) and can explain answers well on the basis of key words. Student should not focus on remembering the entire paragraph or answer. They should try to recollect whatever they have studied in the past. They should note down main points in key words in a note. It should be in such a way that by just seeing the group of words, they should be able to recollect the answer and form the sentence. It is always hyped that you should study 16 hours during exam. In my entire life I never did that. Rather I slept more during my exams. A student should get adequate sleep and never worry about the numbers and how will paper go. Just think that it is not the last exam of your life, just get relaxed. Student should never study continiously for hours. This create another problem (Student forget whatever they have learnt just hour before). After every hours study, just take a break of 10 minutes, close the eye and just recall what you have studied. Put pressure on your mind to recollect what did you study. This sharpens your brain. During this break, also take deep breathing and bring positive feelings within you. Such acts help. After 2-3 hours study, just give a break, listen calm and peaceful music. Drink lot of water but do not eat heavy. Whenever you study a new lesson or new chapter do not forget to recall and mentally practice whatever you have studied in the past. Once you finish the reading, go to the question adn try to give answer mentally. There are many other things can be done but with my limited knowledge and on the basis of my own experiment and experiences, I can share this much. Other learned, intellectual advisors can throw more valuable light on this.
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First of all, last minute preparation never works so one must avoid it.
It is good only for those students who are not behind the rank numbers and in "toppers" competition and those who have very good creativity (not the Tota Ratant) and can explain answers well on the basis of key words.
Student should not focus on remembering the entire paragraph or answer. They should try to recollect whatever they have studied in the past. They should note down main points in key words in a note. It should be in such a way that by just seeing the group of words, they should be able to recollect the answer and form the sentence.
It is always hyped that you should study 16 hours during exam. In my entire life I never did that. Rather I slept more during my exams. A student should get adequate sleep and never worry about the numbers and how will paper go. Just think that it is not the last exam of your life, just get relaxed.
Student should never study continiously for hours. This create another problem (Student forget whatever they have learnt just hour before). After every hours study, just take a break of 10 minutes, close the eye and just recall what you have studied. Put pressure on your mind to recollect what did you study. This sharpens your brain.
During this break, also take deep breathing and bring positive feelings within you. Such acts help.
After 2-3 hours study, just give a break, listen calm and peaceful music. Drink lot of water but do not eat heavy.
Whenever you study a new lesson or new chapter do not forget to recall and mentally practice whatever you have studied in the past.
Once you finish the reading, go to the question adn try to give answer mentally.
There are many other things can be done but with my limited knowledge and on the basis of my own experiment and experiences, I can share this much.
Other learned, intellectual advisors can throw more valuable light on this.
Well my last minute preparation tip would be to avoid last minute preparation. As per me, the final week should be left for only revision and no new topic should be touched as it may confuse the student. Request experts like Gomtis Corner Excel Govind_S Prashant Chauhan PC Arvind Joshi245 chandrashekhar Fakirpure sksaxena upma521 Gautam Joshi Raja M G Chhavi Gupta subhasish debroy982 gopal sharma. varun.sharma Khushwant Jain rahulc Shrey Mathur Pawan_Gupta and all the other experts and community members. Regards.!
Well my last minute preparation tip would be to avoid last minute preparation. As per me, the final week should be left for only revision and no new topic should be touched as it may confuse the student.
Request experts like Gomtis Corner Excel Govind_S Prashant Chauhan PC Arvind Joshi245 chandrashekhar Fakirpure sksaxena upma521 Gautam Joshi Raja M G Chhavi Gupta subhasish debroy982 gopal sharma. varun.sharma Khushwant Jain rahulc Shrey Mathur Pawan_Gupta and all the other experts and community members.
Regards.!
I would say during the last minutes students should revise their topics and avoid learning new topics. I would request Priya Vikas Naidu Nikhlesh Mathur to share their valuable opinion.
I would say during the last minutes students should revise their topics and avoid learning new topics. I would request Priya Vikas Naidu Nikhlesh Mathur to share their valuable opinion.
Adding more, following are a few study tips that I would like to share:- **Enrich your environment with light, inspiring messages, flowers and plants. **Avoid distractions. This will help you to concentrate better. **Discipline yourself. There is no substitute for self-control and discipline. It is not a restriction of your freedom. Instead, it enables you to be a confident learner. **Be persistent. **Analyse the task and divide it into smaller study tasks to experience success. **Take frequent tests to evaluate yourself. **Use your intelligence to create study tools to learn and memorise.
Adding more, following are a few study tips that I would like to share:-
**Enrich your environment with light, inspiring messages, flowers and plants.
**Avoid distractions. This will help you to concentrate better.
**Discipline yourself. There is no substitute for self-control and discipline. It is not a restriction of your freedom. Instead, it enables you to be a confident learner.
**Be persistent.
**Analyse the task and divide it into smaller study tasks to experience success.
**Take frequent tests to evaluate yourself.
**Use your intelligence to create study tools to learn and memorise.
Well not only CBSE, but even ICSE and all the other state boards are just a hand away. So for all the aspirants this year, I would say- Believe in yourself: If you have prepared well for the exam, do not worry unnecessarily. Only, make sure you have the right perspective. If you think that anything less than 90% is a failure, you are creating unnecessary stress for yourself. Don't bottle up: Confiding in someone you trust is a great way of alleviating stress. Right perspective: The board exam may seem to be the most important thing right now, but in the bigger scheme of your life its plays a small role.
Well not only CBSE, but even ICSE and all the other state boards are just a hand away. So for all the aspirants this year, I would say- Believe in yourself: If you have prepared well for the exam, do not worry unnecessarily. Only, make sure you have the right perspective. If you think that anything less than 90% is a failure, you are creating unnecessary stress for yourself.
Don’t bottle up: Confiding in someone you trust is a great way of alleviating stress.
Right perspective: The board exam may seem to be the most important thing right now, but in the bigger scheme of your life its plays a small role.
LAST MINUTE TIPS FOR CBS: Remain calm and composed and keep refreshing whatever you have studied. Do not attempt to study a new thing which you have not unfortunately touched so far.
LAST MINUTE TIPS FOR CBS: Remain calm and composed and keep refreshing whatever you have studied. Do not attempt to study a new thing which you have not unfortunately touched so far.
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Tips to prepare well:
Take regular sleep, and regular unwinding sessions, including light exercises of your choice. Avoid repetition while writing an answer, but ALWAYS do repetition while reading. This stands true for practice sessions and studies, and for taking self-tests. This also stands VERY TRUE when you have the question paper in your hand.Please read the question paper THRICE before writing our the first answer. By the time you have read it thrice, others may have started writing the first answer. But you act like the tortoise, and not the rabbilt,and you will surely win. When you are in the process of reading , more than half of your exam fear wi...more
All that is required to crack the exams is sincerity, determination , time-management and self-confidence . My advice to all students appearing for the board exams is to remember not to make half-hearted attempts and that there are no shortcuts to success.
the pattern of cbse has changed drastically in the last few years. when we sat for our 10th and 12th board exams more stress was laid not writing long answers and filling up as many sheets as possible which ensures to get good marks and high percentages. But, now since cbse conducts AIEEE and many medical, law and engineering entrance exams are adopting the objective type and MCQ pattern of cbse and focusing more on percentile rather than rank and percentage. Hence today student should give 100% effort to write 10th and 12th board exams ( same for ICSE, and other state boards also ) and try to score a higher percentile. Now only 3 week...more
Indeed a nice discussion started by Manmeet Kaur50173 and all i can say here is that as stated by Aneeket, there should be less of Last minute preparation instead it should be a last minute revision of things that one has already studied.
Govind_S good point made.
Everyone says keep cool, mainitain cool, but how ?
Thanks inviting me,
Aneeket Manmeet Kaur50173
LAST MINUTE TIPS FOR CBS: Remain calm and composed and keep refreshing whatever you have studied. Do not attempt to study a new thing which you have not unfortunately touched so far.