What should I do to get 90% in class 12th board exams?

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9 years ago

Make sure your basics and concepts are clear, make sure to spend enough time on question-solving aptitude. Revise theories and practice NCERT if aiming for boards only, pay attention to each every subject.

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Gaurav Sarode | Contributor-Level 8

9 years ago

First, you should be regular in your studies. Make your basics clear on time. Refer to the NCERT books. The revision also plays an important role . Solve previous year's question papers. All the best.

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Nitin Deshmukh | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

Revise the concepts thoroughly with various examples. Practice solving more and more maths numerical. Refer to NCERT for the explanation of concepts and equation in PCM. Explain in the same way in exam. Make use of diagrams and graphs to make your answers more impactful.

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