pls share your experiences about 10th board class how to study and how to present answer sheet and some important tips for 10th class. Plesase
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First read the question paper well. ...
Use the first 15 minutes effectively. ...
Don't worry about the tough ones. ...
Prioritise your attempt. ...
Ensure speed and accuracy. ...
Keep an eye on your watch. ...
Avoid thinking too much about a question. ...
Revise your answers.
It’s my bords too this year...... I wish u good luck
Use the first 15 minutes effectively. ...
Don't worry about the tough ones. ...
Prioritise your attempt. ...
Ensure speed and accuracy. ...
Keep an eye on your watch. ...
Avoid thinking too much about a question. ...
Revise your answers.
It’s my bords too this year...... I wish u good luck
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Firstly, you don’t need to get tensed and get anxious. All you have to do is make sure you read and are perfect at a few concepts.
If you are in CBSE, I suggest you to make a mind map or some kind of data sheet listing the chapters, important concepts and revise in such a manner.
- For example, in surface areas, make a table of figure, tsa, csa and volume and list down the formulas, and all the important proofs and theorems you must remember.
- In science, make sure to read and have an idea about the experiments and texts in blue boxes, along with the figures. Be thorough with the exercise questions and make sure you have an idea about the major concepts and formulas. List down the major concepts and figures. In chemistry, list down the first 20 to 30 elements, with atomic number and period and group. In physics, be thorough with the daily life application, as it is easier to remember. In biology be thorough with the diagrams and functioning of organs, etc.
- In English, write down key points for each chapter, which are available in various sources in the Internet. Learn and understand the questions given in between texts in the chapter and the ones at the end. Be thorough with all formats and grammar. Practice reading for comprehension, fill in the blanks and jumbled sentences.
- In social, be sure to know all the dates and places the major events occurred. Make mind maps and flow charts to make your learning and memorising easier. In economics, you need to remember a lot of details pertaining to crops. Come up with abbreviations to remember better.
Make sure you use your time wisely and not waste your time getting riled up about how tough the appear will be. Honestly speaking, the passer will ask the basic concepts, in twisted ways. Simple questions will be rewritten in a complex way, which you must try to comprehend. Otherwise, they are pretty easy and straightforward. If you have doubts, make sure to ask your teacher then and there, and don’t feel ashamed about it. In the end, it is you who will face consequences if you go to an exam unprepared or with doubts. Do not do last minute preparations and stay free and calm on the day / morning of the exam.
If you are in CBSE, I suggest you to make a mind map or some kind of data sheet listing the chapters, important concepts and revise in such a manner.
- For example, in surface areas, make a table of figure, tsa, csa and volume and list down the formulas, and all the important proofs and theorems you must remember.
- In science, make sure to read and have an idea about the experiments and texts in blue boxes, along with the figures. Be thorough with the exercise questions and make sure you have an idea about the major concepts and formulas. List down the major concepts and figures. In chemistry, list down the first 20 to 30 elements, with atomic number and period and group. In physics, be thorough with the daily life application, as it is easier to remember. In biology be thorough with the diagrams and functioning of organs, etc.
- In English, write down key points for each chapter, which are available in various sources in the Internet. Learn and understand the questions given in between texts in the chapter and the ones at the end. Be thorough with all formats and grammar. Practice reading for comprehension, fill in the blanks and jumbled sentences.
- In social, be sure to know all the dates and places the major events occurred. Make mind maps and flow charts to make your learning and memorising easier. In economics, you need to remember a lot of details pertaining to crops. Come up with abbreviations to remember better.
Make sure you use your time wisely and not waste your time getting riled up about how tough the appear will be. Honestly speaking, the passer will ask the basic concepts, in twisted ways. Simple questions will be rewritten in a complex way, which you must try to comprehend. Otherwise, they are pretty easy and straightforward. If you have doubts, make sure to ask your teacher then and there, and don’t feel ashamed about it. In the end, it is you who will face consequences if you go to an exam unprepared or with doubts. Do not do last minute preparations and stay free and calm on the day / morning of the exam.
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