How to score 90% above in 12th PCM Board?

Hello Ishaan,

Here are some preparation tips you can follow for board exam preparation:

Plan your schedule : Plan your schedule & Make your time schedule for study subject & topic wise & revision for the same after completing.

Note-making is an effective method :  Prepare short notes and list out the main points or draw diagrams that can help you to recall all the answers quickly. Revising the whole syllabus from scratch may seem impossible in the limited time available.

Study with understanding - The time which you are giving for your study it is necessary you should be devoted it with quality of study.

Understand the concepts while studying : Some students mug up theories without understanding the concepts. In this way, they are unable to answer a question asked in a different format.

Group study can help : Studying in a group can help you to tackle those difficult areas and learn faster.

Don't overstrain yourself - Don't be pressurise yourself. Give the time for the study calmly. It will help you to memorize the topics.

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Good Luck!

hey dear, the answer to this is hard work and consistency,make it very clear for the rest of the year.Make a routine and strategy plan for your study and give time to yourself even.Be discipline towards this and you will achive what you want,all the best.

Scoring 90%+ in 12th boards is pretty easy if you know how to do smart work. Getting good marks simply depends on whether you know which topics are important or not. For getting this ability you should scan through the past year papers as some of the questions or the concepts in them repeat frequently and this will help you to identify the most scoring topics and after you have mastered them you should go through all the other topics in the decreasing order of their importance. This should help unless CBSE decides to drastically vary the difficulty level. Hope this helps.