Many students are in the process of preparing for their class 12 board exams. There is a lot of pressure and stress that comes with it, which makes it difficult to focus on studying. You may be feeling overwhelmed by all the things you need to learn, but don’t worry!
Today, we will be discussing what board exams are and how to clear them with flying colours! Board exams are just a series of tests that you take at the end of your high school education. The good news is, there’s no need to panic – it’s not as hard as it sounds! To help you get through this scary process, here are some tips for doing well on your board exam.
1) Study regularly:
It might seem like cramming before an exam is the way to go but don’t forget about regular studying and staying up-to-date with all your classes.
It might seem like cramming before an exam is the way to go but don’t forget about regular studying and staying up-to-date with all your classes. If you haven’t been doing this then the chances are that you will be fine when it comes to your exams because you have been working hard all year round, but in reality you will still fall behind and find it very difficult to catch up.
2) Set time slots for study:
A common reason for not being able to finish work in time is procrastination or lack of motivation. Setting specific times during the day when you know that you can concentrate will increase your chances of success significantly because then there’s no excuse like “I didn’t have enough time” or “No one was around.”
3) Be organized! –
Plan your study schedule in advance and follow it strictly. You can take help from other reference books too besides your textbook as many schools give multiple choice question papers with different options. It is important that you commit all important facts to memory instead of trying to remember them at the last minute. Even if you have an entire year to prepare for each subject do not leave preparations until the last minute; it may disturb your peace of mind and make you nervous during the examinations.
4) Try to identify your strengths and weaknesses and work your timetable accordingly –
If you know that algebra is your weaker subject then put in extra time to clear it off. Try to allot the portions of the syllabus which are more difficult for you at times when you are mentally fresh and alert like early mornings or late nights. It will also help if you can take frequent breaks so that you can relax during these sessions- thus enabling yourself to focus on the next stage of your timetable with greater enthusiasm and concentration.
5) Make a minimum target for yourself and stick to it –
If you have decided that with a regular daily routine of 2 hours, 5 days a week, covering all sections by continuously revising them instead of concentrating on only one section per day (like practicals) does not leave a lot left over work for you. Targets help you complete and revise the course on time.
6) Set in place some targets –
Set targets before you start working on the course material and decide which sections need most attention initially, or whenever you feel like taking up one section at a time and first mastering it completely, before moving onto the next stage of revision.
We hope that this article has been helpful in your preparations for the board exams. If you have any more queries, please contact us and we will be happy to help!
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