CBSE 12th Mathematics Tips for Board Examination

CBSE 12th Mathematics Tips for Board Examination

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CBSE Class 12 Maths board exam 2020 is scheduled to be held on Tuesday, 17th March 2020.

If a student has a clear understanding of the topic and has practised different types of problems then he can score even 100 out of 100 marks. Here we have provided Class 12 Mathematics preparation tips that are created with the help of experts and will help you to score your best marks in board Exams:-

Have a clear understanding about your syllabus and the weightage- It will definitely help you to decide how much time you should dedicate to each section. 

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Practice. Practice. Practice: This is the mantra for scoring good marks in CBSE Class 12 Mathematics Exam.

Complete your NCERT book: To score well in mathematics in a CBSE exam, it is very important to complete your NCERT book. Revise and practise all the problems solved in the NCERT book. Almost the entire paper revolves around the concepts given in your NCERT book.

Clear all doubts: Maths is an interesting subject unless you are solving questions efficiently, but when you get stuck with any question then you will feel bored with it. So you are suggested to mark that question and ask for the same question from your friend, teacher and tutor.

Solve All CBSE Sample Papers & Previous years papers : After completing the syllabus, you should solve previous years’ question papers to practise the problems asked in the exam. By practising Sample Papers & Previous years papers you get to know the standard of questions asked in the exam, marking scheme, exam pattern and difficulty levels of the exam.

Make Short Notes: As you study a chapter, list out the various formulas. Note all the concepts, terminology and definitions you need to know so that you can consult them at any time and recap.

Write down all steps in Exams: Marks are deducted for missing steps. So remember to write down all the steps.

Do not stick too long on one question in Exams: If you don’t know how to solve one question then do not stick to it for too long.If you dont know leave it do it afterwords.

Start with section you know most in Exams: Write answers very neatly and start with section you know the most in Exams .It will create a good impression while the evaluator checks your paper.

Presentation is important: Write each answer with properly spaced words. Make sure to label the graphs and figures properly. Avoid overwriting and scribbling, if you’ve made a mistake then strike it off and start from below. Always leave some space between two questions.