Mathematics – Crack the Speed-Accuracy Code

• Practice step-wise answers—you get marks for each step even if the final result is wrong.
• Focus on Probability, Calculus, and Vectors/3D Geometry—they consistently carry 40–50% weightage.
• Solve at least 3 sample papers under timed conditions to build speed.

🔹 Physics – Present Like an Examiner Wants

• Don’t just solve numericals; write the formula first → substitute values → show unit.
• Draw neat, labeled diagrams; one missing label can cost marks.
• Pay extra attention to Electrostatics, Current Electricity, Optics, and Modern Physics—high-weight units.

🔹 Chemistry – Target NCERT-Linked Questions

• Most board questions come directly or indirectly from NCERT.
• Practice Organic conversions step-by-step (CBSE loves “name the reagents” questions).
• In Physical Chemistry numericals, mention units in every step.

🔹 Biology – The Art of Precise Writing

• Write answers in bullet points, not paragraphs.
• Support explanations with flowcharts and diagrams (neatly labeled).
• Focus on Genetics, Biotechnology, and Human Physiology—these dominate the paper.

🔹 English – Master the Writing Section

• For Articles/Reports, use the “Intro–Body–Conclusion” framework.
• Don’t overwrite—stick to word limits, or examiners may cut marks.
• Practice with marking schemes to see what keywords fetch marks.

🔹 Computer Science / Informatics Practices

• Revise SQL queries, output-based questions, and case studies—these form the scoring backbone.
• When writing code, indent properly and use correct syntax (half marks are often lost due to silly errors).