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How to score the best marks in Mathematics CBSE 10th Board

How to score the best marks in

Mathematics CBSE 10^th Board

Educational -Motivation

Mathematics is one of the most important subjects for all students, every student works hard and takes the help of the teachers and tutors so that they can understand the solutions to difficult questions. How to score maximum marks in Mathematics is a challenging question. every student wants some tips to achieve the best marks.

I would suggest some special tips to secure the highest marks in Mathematics. These are some points to remember, how to attempt exams, how to complete the syllabus, a complete study of NCERT books, understand the format of the paper, and revise to score high marks. To know all these points, you must read the following tips and practices accordingly.

How to prepare for CBSE 10th Board

How to prepare for Mathematics of 10^th Board

Points to remember before attempting exams:

Read the question paper thoroughly
Attempt the easy section first
Manage time by keeping an eye on the watch
Maintain speed and accuracy

Complete your syllabus thoroughly

Syllabus of CBSE 10^th Mathematics for 2^nd term exams

Algebra - Quadratic equations, and Arithmetic Progression, A.P.

Geometry - Circles, tangent to a circle, length of a tangent, diagram from an external point to a circle.

Construction - Division of line segment, Tangent to circle from the points outside

Trigonometry- Application of trigonometry- height and distance, angles of elevation/depression.

Mensuration- Surface area and volume, Cuboids, spheres, hemispheres, right circular, and cylinder.

Statistics - Mean, median, mode.

Probability- problem finding and event

(Internal assessment- Based on the Periodic test, multiple assessments, and Portfolio)

A complete study of the NCERT book

· Mathematics is a high-scoring subject, solve every question of all the chapters of the NCERT book, with diagrams and figures, with the help of teachers or tutors.

· Make a separate notebook for the solutions to the questions, if you forget the method somewhere, can remember or check your memory. And also note formulas, theorems, and figures to revise at any time.

· Solve all exercises on your own, including all the examples in the NCERT book, one-third of the questions are expected from examples.

· Revise all the chapters, and solve problems with the help of teachers or tutors.

· Solve sample papers, and last year's papers. Set time to solve one sample paper every day, and check answers, if all are correct, then solve another question paper for best practice and confidence. How to score maximum marks in English

Understanding the format of the question paper

· Mathematics Question paper carrying 40 questions, divided into four sections - Section A, B, C, and D. There is no overall choice given, internal choice will be given as optional questions. attempt only one question from the options.

Section A:

· In this section, 20 Questions of 1 mark will be asked, chapters are mostly from AP series, probability, finding the value of ‘k’, question-based on Geometry figures - side, angle, trigonometry questions, and definitions.

Section B:

· In this section, 6 questions of 2 marks will be asked based on formulas, theorems, mode or median,

Section C:

· In this section, 8 questions of 3 marks, related to Geometry or Algebra - solve the equations, Trigonometry - height and distance type questions, and prove the theorems.

Section D:

· In this section, 6 questions of 4 marks, from AP series, mensuration, long questions of trigonometry height and distance, the surface area of cuboid, hemisphere, graph, statistics, and find the median, draw its ogive.

Revisions for scoring high marks

Students are suggested to prepare all lessons of all the chapters which are assigned as per the syllabus of second term exams.

· The students must check the pattern and syllabus thoroughly, such as the type of questions, marking schedule, and chapters.

· Set time for regular study, and solve all the questions, and examples with the help of teachers, tutors, or any helping guides.

· Solve previous year’s question papers, and sample papers which help to understand the patterns of the question paper,

· Solve the question papers within the stipulated time that helps to keep eyes on the clock.

· Take your own test within an appropriate time before appearing for exams.

· Write an appropriate answer in neat and clean writing that gives the best impression to the teachers for maximum marks.

· You need to check your efficiency to attempt all the questions and solve them well in time, and check if your answers are correct, then confidently go for the next chapters.

· Don’t leave any chapter pending for the end because during exams you will not be able to attempt any pending lesson as deeply as you want to study.

· Stay fit and take a break during preparation, and take a proper diet, and sound sleep, that keeps you fit during the exams.

Conclusion

As per the above-detailed information for the preparation of mathematics, I would say that I have tried to give my best, and if you want to score the best in mathematics, you need to complete all the exercises in the NCERT book as per the syllabus and solve all the examples of book, make notes of formulas, diagrams, and theorems.

Revise again all the chapters with examples with the help of notes, concise questions, short questions, and long-type questions, diagrams, figures, theorems, etc. Solve the sample papers and last year's papers, also need to solve the additional books and guides.

At last, I would suggest that before exams, at the end of February, check your efficiency in solving sample papers. Set time as exams, solve one paper every day and check answers if all are correct, then solve expected questions advised by teachers, and tutors. Try your best efforts to make yourself excellent in all aspects to achieve the best marks in mathematics.

How to Score the Best Marks in Science CBSE 10th Board exams

How to Score the Best Marks in Science CBSE 10^th Board

Educational -Motivation

Attempting the question paper properly in the exams can help you to score high marks, so the presentation of the paper is the best aspect, whereas has been advised teachers and tutors, how to make an impact on the checkers, some special tips need to apply to face the examinations scoring best marks. I am here to help you to score the best marks in Science.

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As you are aware recently you have faced the objective type of question papers in first-term exams, and in second-term exams, you have to face descriptive questions. Science is a very important subject for those who have to select Science as a career in life, such as Scientists, Engineers, Doctors, etc. So here are some special tips to secure good marks in the CBSE second-term board examinations.

Points to remember when attempting the exam

The following points to be remembered while attempting paper:

· Read the question paper thoroughly for 15 minutes

· Tick the questions you have to attempt as final

· Set the sequence as per the priority of attempting questions

· Set options wisely wherever the options given

· Maintain speed and accuracy

· Keep eyes on the wall clock

· Set time as per marks of the questions

· Attempt easy questions first, mention question No.

· Check all answers at the end of the exams

How to prepare for Science 10^th Board

Science is one of the most important subjects for students who want to go for the science stream at the senior secondary level, they have to focus on it for the best marks.

Important chapters are for revision and practice :

Physics: Light, The colorful world, Electricity, Magnetic effect of electric current

Chemistry: Chemical reactions, Acid bases and salt, Carbon compounds, and Periodic table.

Biology: Life process, Reproduction, Heredity and Evolution, Our Environment, and Natural resources.

The following points are to be noted :

There are 30 questions asked in Science, the question paper is divided into three sections A, B, and C.

Section A: In section A, 14 short questions are asked of one mark each, these questions are called multiple-choice (MCQ) answers and should be given in one word or one sentence.

· These questions will be from all the chapters, mostly from carbon compounds, electric circuits, current, chemical reactions, and food chains, but need to study all possible short types of questions in every chapter.

Section B: In section B, 10 short answer type questions are asked carrying 3 marks each, these questions need to be described in 50 to 60 words.

· In this section questions are asked mostly on some topics, such as definitions, pollination, homolog structure, multicellular organisms, test-tube solutions, chemical equations, Joule’s law, other laws, etc.

Section C: In Section C, only 6 questions are asked long answer type questions to be described in 80 to 90 words carrying 5 marks each, all questions are compulsory there is no overall choice is given, however, some internal choice has been given in each section.

· In this sections, questions are based on chemical reactions and compounds, metal, electronic theory, atom theory, the periodic table, diagrams, human respiratory system, eyes, skeleton or and diagram with description, ray diagram of lenses, concave, the convex lens, electrometric, diagram, etc. Also, practice numerical.

Revisions for scoring high marks

Students are suggested that all lessons need to be prepared well as per the syllabus. Questions of the lessons along with examples need to be revised many times. During preparation following points are to be noted.

· Make brief notes for every chapter, such as definitions, inventors, formulas, equations, diagrams, etc. It will be easy to revise.

· Remarks the underlined keywords from the books to learn the short answer-based chapters.

· Don’t leave any chapter pending for the end because during exams you will not get time to attempt any lesson as deeply as you want to study.

· The students must check the pattern and syllabus thoroughly, such as the type of questions, marking schedule, chapters that have already been done in first-term exams,

· Learn all short and long questions of all exercises, and check all the calculations of numerical questions.

Solve samples and previous year’s question papers

Students are suggested to solve all the question papers of the last years and sample papers of all the subjects, which helps to understand the patterns of the question paper and solve the question papers within the stipulated time. The science guide will also help you with the expected questions from all the chapters.

Study with a clear mindset

Study with a clear mindset to learn, if you are not concentrating while studying, you can’t learn even for a long time continuously study. So study with a clear mindset within a limited time you can learn a lot, and you can save time for the practice of difficult chapters.

Write appropriate answer

This is the most important part to understand to write neat and cleanly in easy language to get the best marks, neat and clean writing gives the best impression to the teachers for maximum marks.

Conclusion

As per the above, description, I have tried my best to help the students. Now finally I would like to say, if you want to get the best marks in Science, you have to study as follows.

Your syllabus must be at a glance, all the chapters of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Revise each chapter again as a final preparation, and make the notes that are essential for exams, such as very short answer type questions, short answer questions, and long answer type questions. Every chapter has very short, short, and long answer-type questions.

Complete all exercises of the NCERT-based book, and select the type of questions from all chapters, make a strategy to solve all your problems. Make notes for every chapter, and see the samples in additional books as a refresher or guide to science.

Be confident, and solve the last 2-3 years' papers, and expected questions from teachers, tutors, and friends, try your best efforts to make yourself an expert in all aspects of achieving the best marks in Science.

How to Score maximum marks in 10th English CBSE Board

How to score maximum marks in 10^th English

CBSE Board

Educational -Motivation

Students are well aware of how to prepare for the examinations, as they have recently attempted first term exams objective type of questions, but now in the second term, they have to face descriptive type of questions. As you know English is considered the most important subject, if you want to command English, you have to study to understand every aspect of English, here are some tips to secure maximum marks in CBSE examinations.

Some students get nervous about facing English and take the help of teachers or tutors, some students realize their mistakes after the exams, such as they have knowingly left some questions. The reason is they could not attempt on time, therefore time management, priority, selecting options wisely, speed, and accuracy are some guidelines required to achieve good marks. How to score best marks in Math's CBSE 10th

How to prepare for the English 10^th Board

Points to remember before attempting exams

The following points to be remembered while attempting paper:

· Read the question paper thoroughly for 15 minutes

· Set the sequence as per the priority of attempting questions

· Set options wisely where options are given

· Maintain speed and accuracy, keep eyes on the wall clock

· Set time as per marks of the questions

· Attempt easy questions first, mentioning the question number.

· Check all answers at the end of the exams

How to attempt the question paper

English is the most important subject to focus on for the best marks. How to prepare for English, here are some tips. English question paper is divided into three sections, Section A - Reading, Section B - Writing and Grammar, and Section C - Literature

Section A - Reading 20 marks

This section is comprehension-based on conceptual understanding and vocabulary.

· In this section, you have to read the unseen passage thoroughly, and understand the theme of the passage then answer any 8 questions (answers to be selected from para or given options)

· The second question is also based on the reading passage, you have to answer any four questions in 30-40 words, (answer with the help of the given para).

· One more question, based on the reading, fill in the blanks and two, (Select an answer from given words)

· One more question, based on reading, find the word which means the same as the given words. (Synonyms based on the practice from sample papers or last year's papers only)

Section B – Writing 15 Marks

· In Section B, you will be given a letter to write based on given cues, letter writing skill is required here, and you will be given some points.

(Need to practice such examples from the sample papers or last year’s papers)

· You will be given to write an article, based on the given words, some words will be given for hints, and you have to insert some words to complete the article, your writing skill is required here too, (read sample papers and last year's question papers for practice)

· You will be given to develop a short story in 150 to 200 words, beginning with the following hint : (Last Sunday I went along with my friends to picnic, we planned to visit.....). You have to complete the story and give a suitable title to the story.

· With the help of the following cues, you have to develop a short story for Example: ( a fruit seller moving..... the roadside..... his hawker, he is selling..... fruits..... some time..... run away) as an example, you have to complete the story filling some words in between, and also suggest a suitable title for the same.

Grammar Section 15 marks

In the Grammar Section, you will be asked, about determiners, modals, tenses, voices, reported speech, creative writing, essay writing, etc. as per the following examples.

· Fill in the blanks choosing an appropriate option (for example The birds and animals..... living.... fly, fish.... but during.... be sure.... that) select appropriate words from the given list, prepositions, articles, or modals, ( see the examples in sample papers)

· The following para has not been edited, there are some errors in each line filling in suitable words completing the sentences finding an error, and writing the correct words. Example:

Error correct

The place used in being outdoor of happiness ------ ------- fundamental human happiness to learn the --------- -------- consent of the life. ------- --------

· Rearrange the following words to make a meaningful sentence.

a) ignore/insist/ my first/ the snake / was to

b) I didn't /want //the/ discussion/to be // apart

c) only /dangerous /back / and / returned / well

d) fill /word /complete/ the /sentence/ suitable/ to

Section C – Literature and supplementary 30 marks

Based on understanding the questions and answers, phrases, theme, and central idea, the NCERT literature book, and a supplementary book containing the best stories.

· Read the extracts given below and answer the questions that follow, based on the prose or poetry from the book, (you have to attempt four questions, one of them is obviously the author’s name)

· Read the extract based on the poem question from the given property,

(one of the questions must be the author of the name or the chapter name, (you need to learn all the authors of the poems and prose)

· Answer any five of the following questions in 30- 40 words from the textbook for 2 marks each)

· Answer the following questions in 100 to 150 words, (from the book long answer type questions need to be practiced)

· Answer the question in 150 to 200 words on the special role of any character. (Need to be practiced from the helping books or guides or solved sample papers)

Revisions for scoring high marks

Students are suggested that all lessons in all subjects must be prepared well per the syllabus. Questions of the lessons along with examples need to be revised many times. During preparation following points are to be noted. How to prepare for CBSE board 10th

· The students must check the pattern and syllabus thoroughly, such as the type of questions, marking schedule, and chapters that have already been done in first-term exams.

· Set time for study and need to study regularly all the literature chapters to be studied.

· In supplementary readers, read all the stories daily make notes of the topic, and practice writing short and long answers.

· Focus on the scoring sections, like the grammar section, fill in the blanks, objective type of questions, etc.

· Solve samples and previous year’s question papers, and sample papers which helps to understand the patterns of the question paper.

· Solve the question papers within the stipulated time that helps to keep your eyes on the clock, and take your own test within an appropriate time before appearing for exams.

· Group study for clearing confusion Studying in a group of friends helps you to free discussion on the topics, every student needs to share their knowledge and preparation techniques to clear doubts.

· Writing an appropriate answer is the most important part of understanding that to write neat and cleanly in easy language to get the best marks, neat and clean writing gives the best impression to the teachers for maximum marks.