Hello,

The CBSE board exam answer script will have ruled pages and margins so you don't need to draw lines.  All students should bring their original admit card and school ID card while appearing for exams. No students will be allowed to enter the exam hall without the admit card. Students should bring all the stationery in a transparent pouch only.  Mobiles/ Calculator/ Wallet and any other suspicious material are not allowed to be carried inside the exam centre.  All students must wear their school uniforms while appearing for exams. You are allowed to take exam pad if you want.

Hello Aspirant,

On December 31st 2020, at 6:00 PM Our Hon'ble Education Minister Mr. Ramesh Pokhariyal Nishank was live on his social media handles and he did announce that the CBSE board exams for class 10th and 12th for session 2020-21 will start from May 4th 2021 and will be completed by June 10th 2021 and after this the results will be declared by July 15th 2021. He also announced that the practical examinations will commence from March 1st 2021. The dates are decided in keeping the view of student's concerns so that they can get proper time for preparation. So now the dates are final and you have to complete your preparation accordingly.

Complete schedule for CBSE Board examinations can be downloaded from the official website of CBSE which is given below :-

https://cbse.nic.in

Usually, the CBSE board exam starts in the month of February. But this year, exams have been delayed to compensate with the study loss during the closing of schools because of outbreak of Corona virus. Also note that the board has also reduced the syllabus of Class 12 for the academic year 2020-21 which you can get from the link given below :-

Class 12th - https://school.careers360.com/articles/cbse-class-12-syllabus

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi,

To prepare for class 12 board exam and for scoring well, you can follow these tips:

• As the CBSE has reduced the syllabus, first all of you need to make a checklist of all the topics which has to be done for exams.
• After preparing a checklist,  make a suitable timetable as per your needs.
• Follow the time table religiously.
• If you even give 5-6 hours daily on the regular basis, you can easily score above 95 percentage.
• Be consistent. Make the to do list of topics for the day and try to complete your targets.
• Apart from them, mere studying of topics is not sufficient. After completing a particular topics, practice previous years question papers from that particular topic.
• This will help in boosting your confidence and you will get to know about the exam pattern.
• Practice well before examination.
• Sleep for atleast 8 hours as our minds needs to be relaxed.
• You can pick up your hobbies also in your free time to relax yourself.

Hope it helps.

Hello student proper diet and sleep is very important for every student, student should take sound sleep of at least 8 hours a day.

If you study 6 to 7 hours a day with proper concentration consistently then you can easily score good marks in board examination.

To score 100 percent in board examination is little difficult if you didn't study throughout the year and in the end you start studying. But still you've a lot of time so start with a positive mind and prepare accordingly.

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck

Hello,

The key to performing well in the exams, apart from, studying hard, grasping everything and retaining everything, is being able to study smart and in a proper manner.

• Follow a proper schedule - Sleep early, get up early in the morning, have a proper breakfast and then study. Relax and study don't do different things at once.
• Don’t have too much on your plate- Make realistic targets for a day. Even Rome was not built in a day. Do not overdo things.
• Do not try and study everything in a single day. Try taking it slow and apportion your revision accordingly.
• Read and study each chapter in your text book very thoroughly.
• Practice all the numericals and extra questions after each chapter in your text book. Many times , the same questions have been asked in the exam.
• Do not overload yourself with too many guide books
• Study using paper and pen method rather than using any digital means.
• For example, if you are good at science but weak in maths then your time table must include maths as your first priority.
• science has indicated that learning is most effective between 10 am to 2 pm and from 4 pm to 10 pm, when the brain is in an acquisition mode.

All the best!!

Hello, For your 12th exam details you have to to give in your details form your 12th marksheet. So in your case you will have to specify that you are a private student. This will not affect in any manner in your selection process further in your government exams as long as qualify the written and interview rounds of the Government examination. There are lots of inspirational stories of candidates who struggled in their school exams but later came out as toppers in the government exams so be positive and prepare well.

All the Best.

Hello!

Mostly CBSE will give you information regarding examination before 3-4months. There might be confusion that is due to the pandemic situation. For practicals there will be reduction in syllabus or they will provide you with an alternative. They will definitely give you the required practice, some schools will even give the datas and ask the students to just replicate that. So don't worry about practicals.

ALL THE BEST. Hope the answer was helpful.

Thank You