The CBSE Board has finally announced the exam date for CBSE Board Exams 2021; Class 10th and 12th, on 31st December 2020. The notification about CBSE 2021 Exam Date release date has stirred mixed emotions amongst the students. However, at this particular time, students are advised to buckle up and start preparing for CBSE Board Exams 2021 wholeheartedly.
To reduce some stress and to help the students, here are some tips which can be followed regularly to achieve the desired results.
1. Divide your time for each subject
Allocate optimum time to each subject and strive to follow a time table religiously to complete the syllabus along with revision on time. In addition to this, you should also make sure to allot some time for recreational activities.
2. Solve every question type
Although CBSE designs its question papers according to NCERT textbooks. Even then, at times, some questions feel like they are out of syllabus but they are not. Hence, students should practice different Typologies of Questions to make sure they can solve even the most complex questions easily. Solving CBSE Question Banks can be very helpful in such cases. As the name suggests, Question Banks are packed with varied types of questions, ranging from easy to the most difficult.
• Chapter-wise/ Topic-wise division of questions for a systematic and methodical study.
• Previous Years’ Question Papers with Marking Scheme &Toppers’ Answers for an exam- oriented study.
• Latest Typologies of Questions developed by Oswaal Editorial Board.
3. Keep testing yourself with Sample Question Papers
To have an in-depth knowledge of each concept, students should practise
CBSE Sample Papers of all subjects. It is advised by teachers, and previous year’s CBSE board toppers that the students should evaluate their preparations by solving CBSE Sample Papers before exams.
Following are the benefits of solving these CBSE Sample Papers:
• All Typologies of Questions specified by the CBSE Board included.
• Answering Tips, Commonly Made Errors, Hints, and many more innovative cognitive learning tools are included to assist the students.
• All essential concepts and questions are covered, from an examination perspective.
4. Revise all day, every day
Students are advised to keep on revising important points & highlights of every chapter regularly. While revising, you should highlight the most important points of every chapter. In this way, you will be able to revise different concepts easily when the exams are very close. Make sure you devote at least 1 hours of each day to revise what you have studied the previous day.
5. Look through 5-Years CBSE question papers
Practising Previous Years’ Question Papers will help you to monitor your level of preparation. It should be noted that CBSE likes to surprise its students by introducing new paper pattern and also varying Typologies of Questions. Thereby, students are advised to solve previous 5-years CBSE Question Papers to have a fair idea about what is being followed by the board year on year.
All the preparation tips referenced in this article will assist you in forming a robust study plan that could be followed in the remaining months until the Board Exams.
( Content Source: timesofindia.indiatimes)
