Successfully attempting the quiz on the 10th board exam can help you get high grades. Presentation of the card is an important aspect and you should try the card in a way that not only has an impact on the checker but also makes your card easily readable. Here are some points to keep in mind when trying to make the tenth card:
How To Write Answers In Board Exam Paper With Subject Wise Tips And Time Management Tips For Class 10 And 12
1. Read The Questionnaire Well First
The first thing you should do is read your work well, understand it well. When writing your answers, you must first understand what is being asked of you and how many votes it contains. The answer should be written accordingly, logically and completely.
2. Use The First 15 Minutes Effectively
You have a good 15 minutes at the beginning to read the questionnaire; use this time to do just that, READ. Read the 30 questions in 15 minutes. As you read, mark the questions into wise, easy, manageable, and difficult categories. This is to get a general idea of the questions and to come up with a general plan.
3. Don't Worry About The Difficult Ones
When you find that there are some difficult questions; it is natural that you start to worry about them. This is not required and will only harm your performance. The thing is, they may look a little harsh on the surface, but when you really work on them, you'll find that most of them are a lot easier than they look. So be happy with the easy ones and don't worry too much about the harder ones.
4. Prioritize Your Attempt
Always try the easy questions first and then move on to the more manageable ones and make sure you complete them before tackling the difficult ones. This will ensure you don't leave any questions you know. Once you have successfully tried all the easy and manageable questions, your confidence will grow and you are mentally ready to answer the more challenging questions.
5. Ensure Speed And Accuracy
Use faster calculation methods to make sure you don't waste time and that your answers are correct. For example, if you make a mistake in the sign of a term (+/-), you may not be able to solve questions involving quadratic equations or linear equations. Therefore, avoiding stupid mistakes is very important to save time. Always follow the tricks we discuss in speed strategies.
6. Look At Your Watch
Of course, looking at your watch shouldn't increase stress. This is just to see that you are fully adhering to the time allotment we discussed earlier. A small variation is not a cause for concern.
7. Avoid Thinking Too Much About a Question
Thinking about questions before trying them is essential; but not to the point of wasting a lot of time on a question. Also, you don't need to write a very long answer to a question just because the question is easy and you know it so well. Remember, you just have to answer the question and nothing else. Any excessive attempt will be a mere waste of time.
8. Review Your Answers
The question sheets are generally set up in such a way that even after trying all the questions, students should have 5-10 minutes at the end to review their answers. Don't waste time and check all your answers.
9. Choose Your Options Wisely
For some questions, you will be offered several options. Don't rush and make your choice wisely. Read the questions carefully: Before you start writing the answer, read the question carefully. See what is asked in the question.
10. Use Plain Language
As you write your answer, make sure you use language that is easy to understand. An examiner will be impressed by a conceptual answer written in plain language rather than one without any conceptual language but written in flowery language.
11. Follow The Word Count
For questions, especially in English and literature articles, where the word count is given for the answer, follow the word count. Don't exceed the word limit. Also, don't be stingy and work out your answer with far fewer words.
12. Be Precise And Clean
Write your answer clearly and legibly. Not everyone has beautiful handwriting, but anyone can write the answers with the correct spacing and punctuation and legible handwriting. Remember that if your answer sheet is not clean and the handwriting is illegible, it will be against you. Use the margin where needed.
13. Avoid Slang
Remember that written English is different from spoken English. The use of slang or SMS will be counted as a misspelling and you will be penalized for the same.
Practical Advice Or Subject Wise Tips
Mathematics
Mathematics is a high-scoring subject; you just have to make sure you are clear with the concepts. Practice more and more to solve your problems and gradually you will develop interest automatically. The following tips can help you get a high score in math:
- Make separate copies of formulas and theorems for easy review at any time.
- Practice for speed and accuracy.
- Beware of stupid mistakes you make often.
- Solve last year's quizzes and job examples.
- Ask all the working questions and examples from the NCERT book.
- Focus on the NCERT book.
Time management:
You can allocate your time as follows:
2.25 minutes for a 1-point question
4.5 minutes for a 2-point question
6.75 minutes for a 3-point question
9 minutes for a 4-point question
1 × 6 = 6 points (2.25 min for each Que) *
2.25 × 6 = 13.5 Min *
2 × 6 = 12 points (4.5 min for each Que) *
4.5 × 6 = 27 Min * 3 × 10 = 30 points (6.75 min for each Que) *
6.75 × 10 = 67.5 min *
4 × 8 = 32 points (9 min for each Que) *
9 × 8 = 72 min * 13 , 5 + 27 + 67.5 + 72 = 180 min
By following this calculation, you can complete your work on time.
English
Most students generally have many problems dealing with the English subject. Especially when it comes to the 10th commission exam, students tend to score low on the English subject. Here are some tips to follow to prepare for your English tests:
- Practice mock papers.
- Review the documents from the previous year.
- See the latest CBSE sample documents.
- Work on your writing skills.
Science
The article with scientific questions consists of several types of questions:
1. VSA and SA
- Test all questions.
- Read the question carefully and make sure the answers aren't too long.
- In case of confusion, free time at the end of the exam for that question.
2. LA
- Read the question correctly and assign points to each part and subpart of the question.
- Explain long answers with examples and diagrams.
- Always draw pencil diagrams with proper labeling in capital letters.
- Double-check all the logic and calculations. Underline keywords in responses.
- Draw a line after each answer to indicate the end of that answer and the start of new answers.
Social Studies
Here are some tips to follow to prepare for the Social Studies Council 10 exams:
- Read the chapters carefully without skipping any content (glossary of tables included).
- Create a flowchart of (names only) dates, events, people.
- Write a short summary of each devil episode / politics, etc. (50 to 60 words only).
- Map work should be taken seriously and put into practice.
- After completing the course, prepare for the previous year's assignments.
- During the exam time, try to follow the quiz sequence.
- Check out the questions you tried.
- For the 1-point question only 1 point or 1 word and for the 3-point question 3-point with explanation and for 5-point 5-point question with explanation and write the secondary points with a black pencil.
- Make the map work only on the map and not on the answer sheet and use sharp pencils for that.
- Follow the instructions correctly.
By following these tips religiously, you can be well prepared for your 10th commission exam, with even less time before the exam begins.The tenth tip is an important milestone in your life. Therefore, you need to make sure that you leave no stone unturned to make you and your parents proud. At the same time, take care of your health too!
Good luck!
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