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Can I score above 90 in boards?
Well, the answer is no; not everyone can. But every student dreams of scoring 90+ in their board exams. Scoring this high requires a lot of dedication, hard work and 100\% concentration in your studies. Getting a score of 90\% and above in your board exams is possible if you study throughout the year.
How can I score more than 95 percent in Class 10?
Stick to word limits For a 1-mark question, write maximum one or two lines, or around 15 words For a 2-mark question, write in two-three lines, or around 40 words. For a 5-mark question, if feasible, write in points. Write at least 5-8 points. Before points, give an introduction.
How should I study to score above 90\% in 10th class?
Till 10th class exams all you need to do is Just Learning the things and Reproducing them in the Examinations. You need to develop a very good concentration power.Focussing on the subjects will get to to the destination. So dear champ, schedule accordingly and reach the top position. Re: How should I study to score above 90\% of marks in 10th Class?
How can I score 90+ percentage in board exams?
Trust me, you will understand things way better by doing self-study. Study at least 8 hours a day, if you really want to score 90+ percentage in board exams. Because this is the only way which is required to achieve such a percentage. Divide equal time of study with your main subjects.
How easy is it to score 90\% in ICSE boards?
State boards on the other hand have to copy straight from their textbook and writing in your own language is usually considered wrong. CBSE have half of the portion, it’s simple for them. State Board is easy anyway. I was in ICSE too and I must tell you, that it is very easy to score 90\% in the boards.
Do you think the 12th Board exams will be tough?
No, not for everyone. This is all your hard work from the beginning of the 12th class. In my case study, a huge number of students do not take the first 9 months too seriously. They start their preparations just before the 3 months of board exams.