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Learning strategies to ace CBSE exams

Posted on February 2, 2011 by

As the board exam approaches, the students feel the heat of the exam. Exam anxiety takes a toll on the students. The best tool in combating the exam anxiety is to revise frequently. This will also help the students to regain confidence and prepare themselves for the forthcoming examinations. The students need to follow a set study schedule to excel in the exams and also increase their confidence in themselves. One needs to plan and develop a good study strategy to ace in the CBSE exams. Some of the tips to help the student to ace the CBSE exams are as follows: The students need to collect and organize their notes well in advance. The notes must be collated. ( The NCERT books, the classroom notes and the tutorial notes.) Then these notes need to be summarized and the important … Continue reading →

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Solving CBSE sample papers to boost confidence

Posted on January 18, 2011 by

Exam time is the time for preparation and revision. Preparing for exams can be tiring and monotonous. We need to prepare our study schedule in such a way that we are able to concentrate without burdening our mind.     All of us have heard of the many tips to prepare for exams, such as setting a time table, making notes, group study, revising previous year’s papers, solving CBSE sample paper. Preparations for the final exams does not start a day or month in advance to the exams, but at the start of the academic year. Setting up a time-table will help in allocating time to study for each subject, which in turn will help cover all the subjects in a systematic manner.  Making notes is another method to help you remember the content. This will also help in easy revision … Continue reading →

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Get organized and learn for CBSE exams

Posted on November 16, 2010 by

When you want to achieve the best results you have to organize activities accordingly. Learning and revising are two different things. When you revise, it is essential to understand the best way to remember your learned items. Is it that you work well visually, do signals work best for your learning or are you better at kinesthetic learning, where you move around while learning and recall based on those movements. You will have to employ different tips when trying to learn different things. When reading from a textbook many people have a habit of using highlighter’s to mark important sections of the test. This makes it easier to identify and connect key terms and ideas in a passage as well. Another trick to organizing the content you are learning during a revision is to make summaries of the information. By … Continue reading →

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CBSE board exams- keep these tips in mind!

Posted on November 16, 2010 by

When the big day approaches it is not uncommon to find that a whole lot of students are a complete bundle of nerves. It is not necessary for kids to get worked up and with the right perspective you can make sure that you will achieve the results you want every single time. Practice, practice and practice some more: It is not possible to revise too much or work on one too many solved papers. As you are getting close to the CBSE board exams the best thing to do is to get plenty of practice in working on and solving as many sample papers as possible. Keep ample time to revise your topics: You must understand that there is absolutely no replacement for revision. It reworks the brain pathways and helps make retrieval of information easier. Practice using mnemonics: … Continue reading →

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Exercise your brains for upcoming CBSE exams

Posted on November 12, 2010 by

Education is continually evolving, perhaps one of the more positive changes have been in recent years with a lot of focus being on the impact of study skills and brain research to improve learning. CBSE exams 2010 have been changed to accommodate the global education scenario with the new grading system in place. The new focus is on creative and complete development of the students preparing them for the job market. In order to excel in the real world, students need more than marks. It’s about having the right resources and sharpening your skills to create the right impressions. We have incredibly good memory when it comes to the rhymes and stories we learnt in kindergarten but may falter at recalling a poem we learnt in class 5 or 6. This is because, during the early years teachers use a … Continue reading →

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CBSE students- The toppers way!

Posted on November 12, 2010 by

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