Tips to crack CBSE Entrance Exam

Board exams have always given jolts to all students appearing in the exams. Those who are preparing for the exam must be going through a phase of sleepless nights, increased pulse rates, restlessness nights, troubled thoughts and above all fear of exams. These are typical manifestations of exam fear.

Most of the students follow the study routines religiously, but if in case you can’t match up the demanding schedule which will lead to increased stress and last minute hassle. Every year, thousands of students appear in CBSE exams, but only few among the large number come out with flying colours. What makes them so special? What kind of preparation routine they follow which helped them to secure highest marks? Are they spending their whole day and nights in preparing for the exams only? Or they are preparing differently? Here are some useful preparation tips to make your preparation time stress free and which will also help you to secure better marks.

Manage your time well: This is the foremost and basic point at the time of preparation for CBSE or any exam. You should divide and manage your time well. It will help you to reduce your stress as you will have enough time for studies and breaks as well.

Always believe in “I Can”: This is one of the most important factors to become successful. You should always develop a positive attitude towards your preparation. Believe in yourself and always think that nothing is really too tough to prepare if attempted well.

Divide your time well: At the time of preparation divide your time well for preparation and for breaks as all work no play makes Jack a dull boy always true with preparation. So it is really important that you divide your time well.

Prepare a time-table: To manage your time well it is really important that you should make a time-table for all subjects. Divide your time well as required by subjects and level of preparation. Stick to your time table religiously as it will always help you to complete your subject preparation on time.

Give extra time to weaker subjects: While making your time-table always divide your time intelligently, try to give some extra hours to those subjects in which you feel you need more time for preparation. Divide your extra time in preparing for weaker subjects, which will help you in your overall scoring and preparation.

Clear your doubts: Identify difficult chapters, marks specific topics which trouble you the most and find its solutions either online or clear your doubts from your subject teacher or friends.

Revise & Revise: It is always suggested that the more you revise the more you will be fluent with subjects and concepts. Revision will always help you to brush up your preparations and score better in the exam.

Take previous year’s practice paper: Aspirants should always attempt previous year’s papers to get familiar with the paper pattern and marking scheme. It will always help you to understand what type of questions being asked in the exam and what will be the difficulty level of the exam. It will also give you an idea about the repetitive questions which are asked often in the exam.