HOW TO PREPARE FOR BOARD EXAM

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In this presentation we will share a few tips and tricks as suggested by the experienced CBSE teachers and board exam toppers, to make effective and organized preparations for the CBSE board exams 2019.

These guidelines will surely help our students to grab more than 90 percent marks in their exams.

Though, every student has different learning capabilities so we can’t decide when each of the students should start preparing for the exams. Still, there is a general 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.

Without a proper planning, it’s not possible to reach your target. Therefore, to make an effective preparation for the coming board exams, every student must prepare a proper study time table first and then make a habit to stick to the same.

After school or coaching classes, every student must take out sometime which he/she can devote completely too self studies so as to analyze and practice the topics read in school or coaching class.

You must spare an adequate amount of time so that you are able to achieve some prefixed study targets.

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.

It’s quite understandable for students to be in terror while learning long answers as engulfing the massive text is never an easy job. So, to overcome the fear of learning long answers, students must prepare a strategy for long answers, like breaking them into paragraphs, writing them on paper and relating them to the real life situations so as to keep them in brain for long time.

Students are always recommended to solve more and more previous years’ question papers, especially when they are done after the revision of the whole syllabus. Practicing question papers helps you track your preparation level and know where you are lacking or are strong.

Sample papers are released by the board for all subjects for classes 10 and 12 a few months before the commencement of board exams. Teachers suggest that the CBSE Sample papers are usually a good way to start. They also ask the students to go through the marking schemes released by the board to understand how their answers would be marked.

Avoid studying for long hours continuously; instead take regular intervals every 50 to 60 minutes.

These intervals are important to relax your brain and retrieve your energy to get ready for the next study session. They help to keep your brain focused and alert.

Fear, anxiety and stress will only hamper your preparations and ultimately affect your performance in board exams. So, instead of taking tension, start preparing for the exam with a relax mind. You just need to put in the best efforts, result will automatically come out to be the best.

After preparing hard for the board exam, now it’s the time when your answer sheet must reflect your hard work. You must follow proper technique and strategy to write the answers in best way and complete the exam well on time. Make the best use of the 15 minutes reading time allotted before starting writing the exam.