7 Don’ts to Keep in Mind While Studying for CBSE Class 10, 12 Term 2 Board Exams

Hola! CBSE board has released the CBSE term 2 timetables 2022 for Classes 10 and 12. Exams will begin on April 26th for all classes and will end on May 24th for class 10 and June 15th for class 12.  Wishing all the students an ocean of success for your upcoming term 2 exams. Here are some omissions that we all put up while preparing for exams. And endeavour to depart them in order to gain good grades.

HERE YOU GO!

DISREGARDING NCERT BOOKS 

NCERT books are the key resources. Be thorough with the Index questions within the NCERT books. There is a towering possibility of getting those in your exams. Scrutinize NCERT book solutions. They aid you to acquire high scores. Do not go for adapting last-minute notes. Look over the sample papers that are released by the CBSE board. Pay attention to the previous year's question papers.

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DEVISING DIFFICULT TOPICS

Cease preparing for the topics which you are inferior at. Preparing for the strenuous topics before the exams dwindles your credibility. This is not a good idea when you are having your exams in 2 to 3 weeks. It’s high time. Instead, be effective with the topics that you are familiar with.

OVERTHINKING/ PANICKING

Stop putting a lot of stress on your brain. Cease cynicism. Put up some confidence. Don’t daydream that your exams will get abandoned due to covid-19. CBSE board has already declared the schedule. So you better start your revision. Stop blaming yourselves for not being productive these days. Start doing!!

QUITTING PRACTICE

As we all know practice makes a man perfect. Practice as much as is feasible. Since we are in a gap with exams. Everyone has left practising the questions on the paper. This will certainly show you a deleterious effect at the time of writing your exams. You will decimate your time. So this impropriety is not that advisable.

PROCRASTINATION

As we all know, detaining the revisions is a major blunder. The more you revise the more your marks are. So get going with effective revisions. Steer clear from social media. End getting distracted from electronic devices. Don’t fail to plan your time. Procrastination leads to negligence which is deleterious.

BYHEARTING

Terminate cramming. It is deleterious for your grades. Learn every topic in a way that you acknowledge the subject that you are revising. Make sure you can present it dexterously during exam time. Be flawless at your topics. Endeavour to acknowledge the subject. Stop mugging it up.

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LACK OF PLAN

Own your plan. Organize your way of studying. Line up the topics that you're virtuous at. Draw up your plan. Create your own timetable. Make sure you execute it. 

Voila! Here are some tips for you.

• Control your environment- The domain you study really consequences your results. Prefer studying at the table than on the bed. Stop getting addicted to your phone.
• Effective revision-Revise multiple times. It aids you in mastering the subject. 
• Resources- Be sure with the resources you follow.
• Previous Year Question papers-Make sure you are bosom with all the previous year's papers.
• Sample papers-Become proficient in the sample papers released by the CBSE board. Complete as many sample papers as you can in the given time-bound.
• Syllabus- Ensure that you are ideal with the syllabus that got reduced by 30% this year.
• Time-Prepare for the tests with respect to the time.So that you can enlarge your speed during the exam period. Learn more in less time. Start your revision early enough.
• Sleep-Stick to a sleep schedule. Healthy sleep aids the proper functioning of the brain.
• Food-Healthy food boosts your immune system hence your mental strength so avoid junk.
• This year, the board decided to conduct CBSE exams in two terms as the schools were closed due to the pandemic which has led to learning losses. So, the board has given more gap between the two examinations in almost all the subjects in both the classes. So make use of this time.