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Asked by | 03 Mar, 2008, 05:30: PM
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i am a 12th raj board student and also doing prepairation for IIT-JEE2008 in bansal classes, kota .

 i spent whole year in preparation of jee,i didn't go school anyday.now iam confident for JEE but not for board.i am confused about what should i learn first.if i will get  important question in pcm (chaptterwise).  i will be able to learn topics prefencewise. please send me some importent question in pcm (chaptterwise).  i will be heartly greatfull.

please please please please please please please please please please please please...

 

Dear Student,

Sugegst that if your confident for  taking the IITJee, you are a priveliged lot.

The most effective way for you to go about preparing forth Raj board will be get hold of past year papers of the same for as many years as possible. Practice them as extensively as possible. You would sure be able to crack most of them if your fundamentals are  clear.

Ypu need to get hang of the paper pattern and how to write ideal answers. Your problem might be less on understanding the concepts, more on getting familair to the paper pattern.

Best wishes.

REgards

Team

TopperLearningSystem

 

Answered by | 07 Mar, 2008, 09:16: AM

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