CBSE Term 2 Exams 2022 in a Week: Check Last Minute Preparation Tips

CBSE Term 2 Exams 2022 Last Minute Preparation Tips: With the exams just less than a week away, it is natural for students to feel anxious, and feel as though they are not enough prepared. CBSE Term 2 Exam 2022 is going to begin on April 26, 2022, and the most important part of any preparation is maintaining calm and composure. Students tend to panic, and with good reason, but it ultimately aids in only dragging down their performance.

Below we have provided some last-minute tips to help you prepare for your CBSE Board Exams.

1. Don’t Overstress

When the exams are as near as a week, not overstressing stands out with a renewed meaning. Every time you find yourself over-stressing, do remember the countless hours and efforts you have put into your studies. Trust yourself a little because you’ve given many exams and passed. Point to note: Papers are always set as per an average student, and the difficulty level of most questions is expected to be easy to moderate.

2. Arrange Your Time Optimally

Now that you are less likely to waste your time overstressing, divert it to a more productive cause. Create a mental or written timetable to divide how many hours you can give for each topic, which is going to differ for every person. Keep the time slots convenient but not too leisurely. Optimize your time in a way you can follow it. Night owls must not decide to wake up with the sun in this last week and vice-versa.

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3. If a Topic is Not Prepared, it is Best to Leave It

A week before the exam is not a smart time to start studying. Instead, if you invest the same time in the revision, you’d get far better results. Leave the topics that are difficult for you and revise the topics you have a mediocre to a good grasp on to make the most out of them.

4. Solve Model Question Papers

Not only does it familiarize you with the paper pattern, it also helps revise the topics. Don’t bother writing down the answers at this point. Read through the model question papers and answer orally.

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5. Answer Systematically

During the examination, most students tend to waste time overwriting, overexplaining, overelaborating, and even overemphasizing. It is always a good idea to check for how many marks you are writing the answer for. Questions carrying two marks don’t need a page or two long answers. Short marks-short answers and vice-versa. If you’re asked to enlist, avoid elaborating on the enlisted points. It is unneeded and eats away the scarce time you get during the exam.

6. Handwriting

Good handwriting may be a plus but it won’t score you the marks you have not written answers for. Just like above, students tend to spend more time having the first pages of the answer sheet very neat and clean. It is also often that the questions at the start carry fewer marks. Overspending time at the start may lead to you being unable to finish your paper, whose stress will also carry on to the next paper unsaid. But that does not mean your handwriting should be indecipherably bad. Remember, the person checking your answer sheet doesn’t have enough time to figure out what you have written. Keep your handwriting even from page one to page end.

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Remember, exams are all about a proper balance. Speed and accuracy in equal parts is the key to excel.

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