How to secure good marks in the examination




Time- Table for Board Exams…
In this article, we discuss how to get good marks in the Board exams especially in the 10th standard, to know read full article…
Following are the points which we will cover in this article:-
  • ·       Know about your goal.
  • ·       Clear your doubts.
  • ·       Self-study & Coaching.
  • ·       Plan everything.
  • ·       Time Table.

Know about your goal
This is the main thing that you must know about your goal.
Many students don’t know their goal if you do not know your goal how will check you your progress and what have you achieved or whatnot.
Firstly you have to check your goal that what is my goal? What do I want to achieve? Make sure that this is your goal or not.
Benefits of knowing your goal-
You get to know about yourself where you stand.
You get to know about your progress.
You can maintain your reports and performance that it is increasing or not.
How much I prepared?
How much I have to prepare?
A lot of things, you will know.

Clear your doubts
It is very important that your doubts must be cleared.
You can clear your doubts from your teachers, friends, parents, online, and also from coaching centers.
If you want to secure good marks in the board exams so, you have to clear all your doubts before the exams come. After clearing your doubts you will feel confident and very fantastic.

Self-study and Coaching
Self-study and coaching play an important role to secure good marks. Many students take 2-3 coaching due to the fear and to secure good marks in the board exams.
Many students study 7-8 hours to secure good marks in the exams. It is alright that everyone wants to secure good marks but too fears and tension is harmful to the students.
We should also take care of ourselves. In the next points, we will talk about how to make a plan for a day and also for exams.
   
Plan everything and Time – Table
We should make a plan and apply it to our routine.
Only with bricks, we cannot make a house it requires structure.
Similarly, we have to make a structure or plan to secure good marks. We should maintain consistency because it plays an important role in our routine and makes our plan successful.
Plan your every day and analyze your reports.
Make improvements in your studies and learn every day.
You should improve yourself daily by 1 % soon a time will come that you have improved yourself by 100%.
 Time – Table  
Here are some tips that will help you to increase your performance:-
Ø If you are a weak student so, you should study the minimum 2 hours in a day and improve yourself by 1% daily.
Ø If you are an average student so, you should study minimum 4-5 hours daily and improve yourself by 1% daily.
Ø If you are intelligent and good in studies so, you should study minimum 5-6 hours and improve yourself by 1% daily.
Ø Improvement is very important.
You have to make a Time – Table of your daily routine and apply it and make improvements in the time table and increase your performance by 1% daily.

 Thanks… Happy learning…

 










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