How to Prepare for CBSE Board Exams

Physics is not difficult. Students find this subject difficult due to long derivations, large course content and more application based questions. CBSE will conduct Physics exam for class 12th students on March 4. Students have already prepared for this exam, now revision has also started, but if some tips are followed then they will be able to get good marks in it. Understand from Rajesh Kinhekar, Principal of KPS Sunder Nagar, how to get success in Physics.

Solve one paper every day

After you have prepared the complete syllabus and done all the parts, prepare for each paper daily. Just like you are giving a board exam, estimate the number of questions you will solve in three hours. This will help in time-management. Through this, problem solving skills will increase and self-confidence will increase. You will not be nervous on the exam day.

Easy is Volume-2

Teachers say that students should prepare for Volume-2 first, because there is a possibility of getting more marks in it. This part is comparatively easier than Volume-1. Out of total 70 marks, part of Volume-2 is of 37 marks. For numerical practice, do NCERT exercises. Will get help.

Question Paper Pattern Study

CBSE will ask you 33 questions in Physics paper. There will be 12 objective type questions. 4 questions will be of assertion reasoning. There will be 5 questions of 2 marks each. After this, 7 questions of three marks will be asked. There will be two questions of case based study, in which 4 marks will be given for each. Three questions of 5 marks will be asked.

Atleast 50% marks are secured with this trick

The expert said that in the question paper, maximum questions of 17 marks will be asked in Wave Optics, Ray Optics and Electromagnetic Wave. There will be 17 marks questions on Magnetic Effect of Current Magnetism, Electro Magnetic Induction and Alternating Current. Questions on Electro Static and Current Electricity have weightage of 16 marks. You will have to prepare for 20 marks in Modern Physics. Experts say that weak children should prepare for Dual Nature Radiation and Matter and Optics.