I did not prepare at all for my 12th boards exam. Is it possible to skip boards exam this semester and again apply for it next year?

• It’s Not Too Late to Start : Begin your preparation now, even if you haven’t studied yet.

• Focus on Previous Year Papers :

  • Solve the last 10 years of Year 12 question papers.
  • Make sure to search for the previous year papers specific to your board of education (CBSE, ICSE, State Board, etc.).
  • They help you understand the exam pattern and frequently asked questions relevant to your syllabus.

• Benefits of Solving Past Papers :

  • Familiarize yourself with key topics.
  • Improve time management and problem-solving skills.
  • Gain confidence for the exam day.

• Be Consistent :

• Study regularly to cover all topics systematically.
• This avoids last-minute stress.

DO THE BEST

iT will be better if you don't skip your exams instead prepare for your exams very well till the last minute and then if you want and if you are not satisfied for with your marks, then you can go for the improvement exams next year because if you skip in the exam this year, you will be marked at absent and if you skip the exam without any valid reason,  Then you might need to appear next year as a private candidate or regular candidate if the school permits you to repeat the class 12. so focus on the exam focus on your coRE subjects like physics Chemistry Maths in English create a realistic time schedule Seek help from your mentors as they will be able to help you best practice previous year question papers. and stay positive cbse prvs year ques paper

Hello,

Yes, it is possible to skip your 12th board exams this semester and reapply for the exams next year. Here’s what you need to know:

• Eligibility to Reappear: Most education boards allow students to reappear for the exams as private candidates or repeaters. Check with your board's guidelines (e.g., CBSE, ICSE, state boards).
• Application Process: You will need to register for the next year's exams. This typically involves filling out a form, paying fees, and submitting required documents within the board's deadlines.
• Impact on Admission: Skipping exams may delay your further education plans, as colleges require board exam results for admissions.
• Mental Health: If you're feeling unprepared, skipping can reduce immediate stress and give you ample time to prepare.
• Consultation: Inform your school and seek guidance from your teachers or the board’s helpline.

Hope it helps !