Hi Dhruv,

It depends upon your priority, some people focus more on boards and some focus more on competitive exams. See, if you are good in memorizing things and have you are not going to any coaching then preparing for boards will be beneficial and if you find concept based questions easy and have interest in that, then you can surely focus on competitive exams.

If you are unable to give priority to any one, then, I would suggest you to focus on the things equally. Like if you study 4 hours, then study 2 hours for boards and 2 hours for competitive exams.

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comments Section.

I hope this information helps you out.

Good Luck!

Hello student ,

When the exams arrive, just before a month or two get totally dedicated towards boards. Your percentage in boards matters a lot to appear for any competition. Every competitive exam follows it’s own eligibility criteria and almost in every exam you’ll find a section that makes a certain percentage of marks in your board examination compulsory to appear in that competition. So, when it’s board time just focus on your board’s syllabus , else you can prepare the whole syllabus which is asked for every entrance exam

Hope it helps !