i am student i studying in 10 std how to prepare final exam
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first you should read textbook, solve practice paper, understand all concept
ask your queries to teacher.
You should learn what ever teacher teaches you
Always solve maths sum
improve your writing skills
give attention towards grammar.
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ask your queries to teacher.
You should learn what ever teacher teaches you
Always solve maths sum
improve your writing skills
give attention towards grammar.
mark me as brainlist please
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hey here is your answer
Formulating a Study Plan for 10th Board Exams
It isn’t easy to prepare for an exam that is touted as “the biggest exam of your life”. (I wouldn’t lie; it really is!!!) With old lessons sitting heavy in the head, new ones piling up, well-wishers clocking your study hours and finally, the study hours decreasing by the day, the countdown to your first board exams can be a scary affair. But, does it have to be? Not if you have a smart little study plan for 10th board exams in place.
Every study guide on the planet will say ‘organize your time’ and ‘make a study timetable’. But how do you do it?
So, for all those biting their nails and dreading about the impending danger, check out this study plan for 10th board exams!
Check out this article if:
You want to see what an effective study plan for 10th board exams looks likeYou want steps for making a study timetable.
Please Note: This is just a sample timetable I had created for the month of September 16′. You could modify it as per your preferences (whether you are a night owl or an early riser), add a few more hours of studying and use it for the last few months before the 10th board exams.
make sure it brainliest please
Formulating a Study Plan for 10th Board Exams
It isn’t easy to prepare for an exam that is touted as “the biggest exam of your life”. (I wouldn’t lie; it really is!!!) With old lessons sitting heavy in the head, new ones piling up, well-wishers clocking your study hours and finally, the study hours decreasing by the day, the countdown to your first board exams can be a scary affair. But, does it have to be? Not if you have a smart little study plan for 10th board exams in place.
Every study guide on the planet will say ‘organize your time’ and ‘make a study timetable’. But how do you do it?
So, for all those biting their nails and dreading about the impending danger, check out this study plan for 10th board exams!
Check out this article if:
You want to see what an effective study plan for 10th board exams looks likeYou want steps for making a study timetable.
Please Note: This is just a sample timetable I had created for the month of September 16′. You could modify it as per your preferences (whether you are a night owl or an early riser), add a few more hours of studying and use it for the last few months before the 10th board exams.
make sure it brainliest please
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