how I can get 95 + percentage in 12th board exam
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You can easily score 95% even if you start working now.
(Just assuming you passed in half yearly with atleast 60%)
I passed 12th last year only with 94.4% aggregate. And by this time(december), I just used to attend tuitions. No self study.
I started taking BOARDS seriously only after boards datesheet was out. (1st week of jan)
I'd just suggest you to mug up the NCERT books first.
Take pre-boards seriously.
As most of the time, your board practicals marks are awarded on the basis of pre-boards. Even externals also ask you about your pre-boards performance.
Not only this, pre boards will tell you your current status about how much you're prepared for boards.
So,make sure you get 30/30 in three of the practicals.
Now, for theory exams
First and foremost thing is to mug up NCERT books. Get through it. Boards paper constitutes direct questions from NCERT.
For chemistry, NCERT book is more than enough. I'd not suggest any reference or previous year books.
For maths, the question paper will surely constitute of 50% direct NCERT questions.
But in maths, you need to do previous year papers. For this, get U-like book and solve each and every paper. This will help in managing time to complete paper in 3 hours. Time management is must in MATHS boards.
For physics, it is going to be a little tough as compared to other subjects. But if you're thorough with concepts,90+ is easy to score
Practice each derivation. Get through the numericals. For physics too, purchase U-like and simply solve all the solved papers.
For english, Time management is equally important. You don't really need to use fancy words in writing section. Be direct and underline important points. Do the character sketch for novel section.
I had physical education as 5th subject. So, the textbook was enough to fetch me 96/100.
Rest, goodluck for your boards.
I hope you get 95+ in your boards so as to answer calls of your relatives with pride on the result day.
This is only where this percentage is going to help. :D
(Just assuming you passed in half yearly with atleast 60%)
I passed 12th last year only with 94.4% aggregate. And by this time(december), I just used to attend tuitions. No self study.
I started taking BOARDS seriously only after boards datesheet was out. (1st week of jan)
I'd just suggest you to mug up the NCERT books first.
Take pre-boards seriously.
As most of the time, your board practicals marks are awarded on the basis of pre-boards. Even externals also ask you about your pre-boards performance.
Not only this, pre boards will tell you your current status about how much you're prepared for boards.
So,make sure you get 30/30 in three of the practicals.
Now, for theory exams
First and foremost thing is to mug up NCERT books. Get through it. Boards paper constitutes direct questions from NCERT.
For chemistry, NCERT book is more than enough. I'd not suggest any reference or previous year books.
For maths, the question paper will surely constitute of 50% direct NCERT questions.
But in maths, you need to do previous year papers. For this, get U-like book and solve each and every paper. This will help in managing time to complete paper in 3 hours. Time management is must in MATHS boards.
For physics, it is going to be a little tough as compared to other subjects. But if you're thorough with concepts,90+ is easy to score
Practice each derivation. Get through the numericals. For physics too, purchase U-like and simply solve all the solved papers.
For english, Time management is equally important. You don't really need to use fancy words in writing section. Be direct and underline important points. Do the character sketch for novel section.
I had physical education as 5th subject. So, the textbook was enough to fetch me 96/100.
Rest, goodluck for your boards.
I hope you get 95+ in your boards so as to answer calls of your relatives with pride on the result day.
This is only where this percentage is going to help. :D
aryanchaudhary76:
I have taken biology in 12
yet my maths was strong till 10th grade
it's my subject
and now I am thinking that maths is much better than biology
both
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if you use any social media then stop it
read by heart which you want
don't read continually take break and resume your studies.
for learning make a routine of studying
and fixed Sunday as test day prepare your question or print from any website or solved sample papers
read by heart which you want
don't read continually take break and resume your studies.
for learning make a routine of studying
and fixed Sunday as test day prepare your question or print from any website or solved sample papers
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