{"id":4191,"date":"2019-10-22T18:13:43","date_gmt":"2019-10-22T12:43:43","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/versionweekly.com\/?p=4191"},"modified":"2019-10-22T18:17:29","modified_gmt":"2019-10-22T12:47:29","slug":"how-to-ace-the-cbse-class-10th-and-12th-board-exams-most-effective-preparation-tips-to-score-more-than-90-marks","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/versionweekly.com\/news\/cbse\/how-to-ace-the-cbse-class-10th-and-12th-board-exams-most-effective-preparation-tips-to-score-more-than-90-marks\/","title":{"rendered":"How to ace the CBSE Class 10th and 12th Board Exams: Most Effective Preparation Tips to Score More than 90% Marks"},"content":{"rendered":"
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will be conducting Class 10th and 12th Board Examination 2020 <\/strong>from the month of February. It is now mandatory for the students to appear in board exams.<\/p>\n Most of the students feel nervous before it and it is quite normal. Students should keep in mind that an irregular and a non-systematic study can lead to loss of marks in the examination.<\/p>\n Board examinations are the first, very crucial examinations in a student\u2019s life. It is imperative to strategize and plan your preparation path if you dream to become a CBSE topper. What distinguishes toppers from others is the way they work their way to score high marks. Here is a list of tips and tricks by CBSE toppers themselves, to help you discover the secrets of their success. Behold and be enlightened!<\/p>\n Quality matters not quantity<\/strong>\u2013 CBSE 2017 AIR 1 Raksha Gopal points out that one should focus on the quality of the subject matter he\/she is learning rather than trying to cram up too much in one go. She suggested that students should try to set small, practical targets and achieve them with full concentration in order to succeed in engraving the matter in their minds. Qualitative studying helps students comprehend the matter in a more superior manner leading to a deeper understanding of the subject.<\/p>\n Right time to start preparing for the board exams – <\/strong>Though, every student has different learning capabilities so we can\u2019t decide when each of the students should start preparing for the exams. Still, there is a common approach to the exam preparation which needs to be followed. Those who are not done with the revision of the whole syllabus or have not started yet, can start now to ignore the disappointment at the time of exam results.<\/p>\n Good timetable will make the preparations easy – <\/strong>Without a proper planning, it\u2019s almost impossible to reach your target. Therefore, to make an effective preparation for the coming CBSE board exams, every student must prepare a proper study time table first and then make a habit to stick to the same.<\/p>\n Sufficient time should be devoted to self study- <\/strong>After school or coaching classes, every student must take out some time which he\/she can devote completely to self studies so as to analyse and practice the topics read in school or coaching class. You must spare enough time so that you are able to achieve some prefixed study targets.<\/p>\n Adopt the best study habits to excel in board exams<\/strong><\/p>\n To perform well in board exams, each student must have some important study habits which could help them stand in the queue of top scorers. Creating a study plan and sticking to it, being punctual and disciplined, balancing the academic and personal life are some of the good qualities cum habits, which a student must adopt.<\/p>\n Solve Sample papers<\/strong>\u2013 2nd<\/sup> rank holder, Bhumi Sawant, emphasizes on solving as many CBSE Sample Papers<\/a><\/strong> as possible. She had solved a number of practice papers before her exams to get accustomed to the paper pattern and boost her confidence. Solving practice papers not only help you identify your weak areas but also helps in the revision of the entire subject matter. This, in turn, leads to a polished knowledge of the topics.<\/p>\n