CBSE Class 10 Answered

• You can begin with brushing up the important definitions, formulae, and derivations.
• Try to summarise every concept in your own words.
• Practise diagrams of Biology section and try to write the chemical equations repeatedly.
• Prepare for both Section A and Section B.
• Start with five-mark questions if you feel conformable. Then attempt three-markers, two-markers and one-marker.
• Attempt each and every part of the question separately.
• Do not make a mixed paragraph.

Ways for perfect presentation in the board paper:

• Write answers in a pointwise manner.
• Leave sufficient space to distinguish between two spate questions.
• Definitions should be to the point.
• For physics, derivations should contain a sentence or two of introduction, a diagram (if any), clear mathematical steps with the highlighted final result.
• Graphical questions and conceptual problems should be supported with correct reasoning.
• Numerical problems must be solved in a logical systematic manner.
• Follow the proper sequence if the question demands you to write about the process or steps.
• Try to give examples wherever possible.
• Questions asking to ‘distinguish’ or ‘differentiate’ should be written in a table form.
• Give the diagrammatic representation of answers wherever necessary.
• Supplement your answers with neat and labelled diagrams.
• Do not use different coloured inks to write or draw in the paper.
• Underline key words in your answers to attract the attention of the examiners.