11 Tips to Write Perfect Answers and Score More in CBSE Board Exams

 

Not just studies but practicing answer writing is also a prerequisite for any exam. A student has to understand what to write? How to write? How much to write in an exam to score best? Answer writing techniques will fetch marks and are needed to be mastered before main exam. Therefore, it is recommended to every student to always practice answer writing techniques.

Here, we are sharing these 11 tips to write perfect answers and score more in CBSE Board exams. Follow them to score max out of the preparation you have done.

Must Check: Released Case study based question bank for class 12 and class 10 CBSE

11 Tips to Write Perfect Answers and Score More in CBSE Board Exams

1. Practice is the key – After completing one chapter, solving previous year paper question based on that chapter is must. First try to solve them by yourself and always write answer while solving. Solutions in book are given by a subject matter expert. Always, check your answer with the solved ones. Compare and find the way of writing. Check and rectify the errors you have made. Always follow the word limit to write an answer, do not exceed or write below the word limit. Writing what is being asked within the word limit is the key for a perfect answer.
2. Study Paper – During exam, study exam paper once you get it. Invest 5 minutes in reading papers; do not rush to write answers. While reading exam paper, tick mark easy question and circle medium type of questions and cross questions which are tough for you. Studying paper will help you know the questions you know and can solve them first.
3. Easy first and tough last – Always solve easy questions or questions you know first. Do not try to solve exam paper in sequence. But, clearly mention the section and question in answer sheet to avoid confusion for examiner. Attempting easy question first will boost your confidence. Complete what you know first and try out tough question in last
4. Read Question carefully –Many times students do errors by reading question wrongly. Always read question 3 to 4 times and understand what is been asked in it. Reading question in hurry can lead to write a wrong answer and loosing marks.
5. Don’t Just Fill the Answer Sheet – After reading question carefully, give few seconds to think how to write that answer? Write the answer as per word limits and strategically to fetch marks from examiner. Don’t hesitate to add some extra points to make it more clear to the examiner.

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6. Don’t use jargons – Always write answer in clear language. You can use good vocabulary to explain answers but, don’t try to use hefty words or jargons to impress examiner. Write answer in clear and easy language, examiner has a very little time to invest in your copy.
7. Do not use short form in answers – Never write short form in answers. Students usually tend to use short form while practicing answer writing and carry forward that mistake in main exam. Always write answers in complete words and clear handwriting. The more you make it easy for examiner to read your copy, the more marks you will earn for your efforts.
8. Try to avoid cutting or over writing – In exam, a student don’t have time to write answer in a beautiful well designed manner. But, they can try to avoid cutting and over writing in answers. Before writing answer give few seconds to frame an answer and then start writing. This will help you avoid cutting and over writing in answers.
9. Write as per the marks – Write answer as per the marks a question contains. One line is enough for a 1 mark question but, for a 5 mark question a student need to draw a well labelled diagram, or a table to score full marks.
10. Attempt all the questions – One important tip to score more in CBSE exam is to attempt all the questions. There is no negative marking so you can at least try to attempt the question you don’t know. Write answers in related manner or you can even draw a related diagram for the answer. But, the answer need to be somehow related with the question asked. Write something for very question you don’t know.
11. Recheck the answer sheet – After completing the exam paper, always recheck the answer sheet. Rechecking will make you know what you have written and help you find out errors you have done. By rechecking you can correct those errors and avoid losing marks. Check whether you have attempted the entire question you know.

Follow these are the 11 Tips to Write Perfect Answers and Score More in CBSE Board Exams. Learn, practice and attempt exam smartly to score high in CBSE Board exams.

Only 2 Months are left for CBSE Board Exam: Study right books to score more in CBSE Exams.

Check MTG CBSE Board Books: For Class 10 & Class 12 for question practice. Solve previous year papers and score more 21 sample papers based on revised syllabus of CBSE.

Check: 3 Months killer strategy to score 90+ in Class 12 CBSE Board Exams

CBSE Case Study Based Sample Questions for Class 12 & 10

 

CBSE Boards is the widely accepted Board in India. There are more than 20000+ school that are affiliated to CBSE which includes Govt Schools, Kendriya Vidyalaya, JNVs, Private Schools and Tibetian Schools. Hence, in order to reduce the scope of rote learning and grooming students in all aspects, CBSE brings forth changes in the exam pattern from time to time.

CBSE Releases sample papers sometimes back. MTG Editorial Board analyse the CBSE Sample Papers 2021 and observed that there are some major changes in the pattern of questions. The observation of Team MTG was already shared.

The analysis emphasized that for the academic year 2020-21 CBSE has incorporated more Objective type/MCQ based questions which will focus on measuring critical thinking ability of students. The questions will be focusing on sharpening the problem-solving ability of students.

The new pattern of questions includes

·         Case study-based questions,

·         Passage based questions,

·         Assertion and Reason type questions.

 In Case Study Based / Passage Based Questions

 In Case Study based/ Passage based questions, students will be expected to answer questions after reading a given paragraph or a passage. These types of questions used to be more popular in English. Now, CBSE has added it is all subjects.

 Sample Chapter of case study based questions for Maths

 Assertion and Reason type Questions

Assertion and Reason type question is just another way of checking the clarity of one’s concept. In these questions, firstly a statement is given under the heading ‘Assertion’(claim) and then below this another statement is given under the heading ‘Reason’(cause).

First of all, you have to check whether ‘Assertion’ is correct or not then you have to check whether the statement given under ‘Reason’ is correct or not. If yes, you have to check whether this statement is a correct logical explanation of what is asserted above.

On the basis of this, you have to mark your choice of answer.

Analytical Paragraph Writing

In English Language and Literature Class 10, CBSE has introduced a new topic called Analytical paragraph writing by academic year 2020-21.

MTG Score more Case Study Based Solved Examples Series for class 10 & 12 is specially designed to help student get familiar with solving these new patterns of questions for Science and Maths. Practicing these questions will definitely help students to get an edge in their CBSE preparations.

Sample Chapter of case study based questions for Biology

 Also, currently this is the only book available in the market which contains new questions based on the new pattern of questions (Case study/ Passage based, Assertion & Reason) as per the latest syllabus of CBSE for the academic year 2021.

Every student must keep these changes in mind in order to secure good marks in the board exams.

Sample papers are one of the best resources for students to prepare for exams. Buy CBSE Class 10 & 12 Solved sample Question Papers for 2021 Exam to practice before the exams.

 

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IBPS Clerk 2020 Exam Syllabus – Prelims and Mains Exam (Check Here for topic-wise syllabus)

 

Lakhs of aspirants appear for this exam every year which is conducted by IBPS. So, they can secure a job in public sector banks in the country. The IBPS clerk exam is conducted by following a definite exam pattern with fixed syllabus. All the candidates need to get through each stage to successfully complete the selection process. Only hard work and fine preparation can help a candidate to clear the exam. The Foremost step in order to start preparation of exam is understanding the syllabus. The selection process is divided into 3 phases which are the preliminary exam, main exam, and personal interview. All the levels are conducted by IBPS only. The result score of IBPS is used by the participating banks to recruit personnel as per their vacancies. The detailed syllabus for the IBPS Clerk exam 2020 is provided below all the aspirants can check the same from the below: 

Syllabus - Preliminary Exam

The exam will consist of 3 sections. Candidates need to solve the question paper with in 1 hour. To get detailed information about IBPS CLERK Exam 2020 must read – IBPS Clerk (CWS) 2020 Exam

Syllabus - Mains Exam

The syllabus for mains contains 4 sections to be solved in 160 minutes. The candidates will get 40 minutes for solving each section. Here is the section wise syllabus for mains exam 2020.

Candidates who are preparing for the IBPS Clerk exam 2020 must buy MTG’s 20 Model Practice Sets SBI / IBPS CWE Bank Clerk which is a reliable practice book. Strictly based on the new pattern and guideline set by SBI and IBPS. This book aims to prepare for success in the first attempt of SBI / IBPS-CWE Bank Clerk Preliminary Examination. 

CBSE Class-10 Mathematics Standard Paper 2020 Analysis

Class 10 Mathematics Standard board exam was successfully conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) today i.e., 12th March 2020. As this year CBSE has introduced major changes in Mathematics Standard subject and the subject has been divided into two categories i.e., Standard and Basic. This analysis is for Mathematics Standard for class 10 students. Over 18 lakh students appeared for the Mathematics paper this year. As per the data available approx.11 lakh of students appeared in Mathematics Standard. The exam was started at 10:30 AM and continued till 1:30 PM. The examination was conducted smoothly by CBSE without any interruption.

Examination Pattern & Marking Scheme

CBSE Class 10 Mathematic Standard paper consisted of four sections viz. A, B, C and D which contained 30 questions of total 80 marks.

Scheme of Choices:

All sections were compulsory, and students needed to attempt all the sections. There was no overall choice in the question paper. However, an internal choice was provided in three questions of 3 marks each and three questions of 4 marks each. Students will have to attempt only one of the alternatives in all such questions.     

           

Feedback of the students

CBSE Class 10 Mathematic Standard paper was a good start for students this year. Most of the students who appeared for the exam were found satisfied with the exam paper. Check out the few points from the feedback of the students.

The paper was easy in both length and difficulty. Section D was a bit tough in the whole paper. The paper was straight from NCERT book. The paper was easier than last year. Many questions were almost similar to those asked in previous years. All the questions in the paper were asked from the latest CBSE 10th Mathematics syllabus.

80% Questions were from MTG’s CBSE Champion-Mathematics

MTG experts believe that the paper was very easy and scoring for those students who have referred to MTG’s CBSE Champion Mathematics. It is noticed that about 80% questions in the paper were same or similar from the book. Here are the details, check them out!

The overall analysis generates a great importance of MTG’s CBSE Champion this year. Those who have not yet purchased the books, you still have time for other Exams. As per CBSE Date Sheet 2020, the Mathematic Basic exam for Class 10 students was also scheduled on  the same date March 12, 2020. Make your CBSE Class 10 Board a Success Story. After all, Class 10 is the first milestone to a great future ahead. Keep this in mind that the marks obtained in this examination stays with you forever.

You should prepare with utmost seriousness for this examination to score the best of marks. Prepare with the best resources of this period provided by MTG publications.

All the very best for your Board examinations!

CBSE Class 12 Chemistry Paper 2020 Analysis

Class 12 Chemistry board exam was successfully conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on 7th March 2020. After holding the Physics exam on March 2, 2020, students have got enough time to prepare for the exam as the exam was held after a gap of 4 days. The exam was started at 10:30 AM and continued till 1:30 PM. The examination was conducted smoothly by CBSE without any interruption.

Examination Pattern & Marking Scheme

CBSE Class 12 Chemistry paper consisted of four sections viz. A, B, C and D which consisted of 37 questions of total 70 marks that had to be solved within 3 hours of time duration. Here is the format of the question paper.

Scheme of Choices:

All sections were compulsory, and students needed to attempt all the sections. An internal choice was given in two questions of 2 marks, two questions of 3 marks and all the three questions of 5 marks weightage. Students needed to attempt only one of the choices in these questions.

Feedback of the students

CBSE Class 12 Chemistry Board Exam this year appeared balanced for students. Most of the students who appeared for the exam were satisfied with the exam paper. Check out of the few points shortlisted from students’ feedback:

• The paper was easy in both length and difficulty.
• Questions from the Organic part were medium level.
• Few questions from p-block elements, d and f-block elements and a few numerical based questions were slightly tricky.
• Most of the questions were based directly from NCERT.
• All the questions in the paper were asked from the latest CBSE 12^th Chemistry syllabus.

Related Article: CBSE Class 12 Physics Paper 2020 Analysis

More than 50% questions were found same or similar type from MTG’s CBSE Champion Chemistry

Those who have referred to MTG’s CBSE Champion Chemistry must had a great day! You do not believe that this year more than 85% questions in the paper were same or similar from the book. But it is true! Check details here:    

The overall analysis generates a great importance of MTG’s CBSE Champion this year. Those who have not yet purchased the books, you still have time for other Exams. Make your CBSE Board a Success Story, Prepare from MTG’s CBSE Champion Series. The best resources of this period provided by MTG publications.