How to prepare for 10th board 2021-22 98%
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Preparation
Read the NCERT thoroughly and by that I mean read it with a cool head, not an aim to memorize the entire thing.
Write notes along your paragraphs. This benefits you in many ways. If you need quick revision, you can just read the points. Also, it acts as a visual aid as you tend to remember your handwriting better.
Form questions in each paragraph. NCERT can be particularly monotonous and you can also get lost midway. So form tiny questions beside lines, because Board has a habit of giving you questions picking up lines and telling you to explain them.
Check the example questions in your supplementary books. This helps especially in maths and science, because most supplementary books cover NCERT syllabus so have suitable questions based on that. They also solve NCERT questions, giving you an impetus.
Consult guide books ONLY FOR QUESTIONS. Please guys, this is an earnest request. Everything you need is in your NCERT, all you need to do is look for it. If absolutely necessary then check the key points in the answers so that you know what they’re asking for. But don’t try to learn anything new.
Keep practising the maps. Improves accuracy and also acts as a good break between subjects.
Don’t study for too long. Even if people scare you about the Boards, trust me, it will go better than you think. Don’t study harder than your capacity, or the stress will get to you. Treat it like regular annual exams.
Don’t just read, write answers. Not only a visual aid, but also helps you get in the habit of writing answers like they should be written. Reduces mistakes.
2. Writing the examination
Leave lines between your bullets. Makes it cleaner and helps the examiner find the points clearly. It will cost you some extra sheets but it is worth it.
Underline keywords. Very basic, yet very useful as important terms are checked by the examiner directly without having to go through your answers line by line.
Leave space on the right margins. Board answer papers are in the landscape form, hence sentences and lines are extremely long and monotonous. Write in a fixed margin, makes presentation neater and gives space to the examiner to give the marks clearly, avoiding counting mistakes on his part.
Leave 2–3 lines after each answer. Very, very helpful. I can’t begin to describe how many times I have lost marks because the examiner overlooked the question during marking. Draw an ending line, and these three lines can also be used by the examiner to give his remarks.
Have a large handwriting. Board teachers are checking all day, the last thing they need is to squint their eyes.
Draw as many diagrams as possible. Works in Science. Even a rough pencil sketch works.
Do not cross the word limit. Important for English and SSt. If you think there are many valid points, try and mention as many points as possible but in this case explain them as briefly as possible.
Leave space for an answer if you can’t solve it. Do not do it at the end. Examiners hate having to turn pages to find your question, Might even cause mistakes in counting. Also, leave space so that after your exam is over, you can come back to add some details of your own,
Drink water and stay hydrated because you should.
That’s all I could think of for now. ALL THE BEST but you’re good enough for that so you wouldn’t need it. And don’t aim for 99%, aim for writing a good exam you’re proud of and can rub it to your kids
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If u r preparing for your 10th boards, then m a little experienced than u for sure .
please don't stress too much on how to get the highest percentage, but focus on the quality of study that how much u r are gaining . Just try to learn new things .
this doesn't mean marks doesn't matter .
I mean to say that if u get 98 95 or 90 it doesn't make much difference , what makes the biggest difference is either u get them by understanding or just craming.
Don't stress too much on that . enjoy ur life .
keep learning .
U will get all the highest in ur life.
Good luck