To make sure students sail through the latest changes and come out victorious, MTG always offers resources for every step of the preparation ladder and complete guidance to use these resources. Here, we explain a foolproof preparation strategy on how: using MTG resources alone, you can gain complete mastery of the subject.
1. Know your Syllabus and Devise a Schedular
Term 1 will have 50% syllabus, so firstly you must know which chapters will be part of Term 1 and the weightage assigned to each chapter. Term 1 exam will take place in Nov-Dec 2021. You still have at least 75 days in hand. There will be eight chapters in maths, six chapters In Science, eight chapters in SST and 13 chapters In English. Time to devote every day depends on a student’s learning capacity, so don’t pressurise yourself with the belief that you have to spend 10-12 hours daily on your studies. Make your schedule according to your strengths and weaknesses, but make a realistic plan and adhere to it.
2. Know the pattern and practice each type of question.
Term 1 exam will be an objective type exam that will have various types of MCQs. MTG released term-1, 100% Exam Ready books for English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies for class-10. This series is strictly based on the revised exam pattern, refusing to deviate on any single point of the latest exam pattern. It covers a short synopsis of the chapter followed by a variety of Objective questions, including MCQs, assertion & reason, and case/source/passage-based questions.
3. Kickstart with NCERT syllabus.
NCERT books are the base books for CBSE Boards exams. Students must prepare the NCERT syllabus in-depth. As you know, term 1 will be an Objective type paper; you must study NCERT line by line. MTG’s 100% Term 1 and Term 2 in Science, Mathematics, English and Social studies is the most recommended set to study complete NCERT syllabus,
100 Percent Series has a 360-degree approach for class 10 Boards Aspirants. It covers concept-wise theory followed by practice questions, quick revision concept maps, NCERT textbooks and exemplar solutions, latest pattern questions, previous years boards questions, and practical exam related questions. It gives the taste of every ingredient of a complete recipe of a successful preparation plan.
4. Practice, Practice and Practice
Objective papers are considered to be more difficult than subjective exams. Unlike subjective questions, there is no mid-way; the answer is either correct or incorrect. So, it would be best if you have a robust practice of attempting MCQ’s. NCERT at your Fingertips is the best resource to do that. It offers newly created questions from each line of the NCERT textbook. Practising all questions ensures that you have NCERT at your Fingertips and are ready to take the exam confidently.
5. Enhance your analytical knowledge.
Case-study based questions were introduced in 2020 as a practical approach to test students’ analytical knowledge. These are not direct fact-based questions but judge the students’ capabilities to apply the concepts. Case study-based questions will form a significant part of term-1 and term-2 exams this year. To practice hundreds of such questions, you can refer to MTG’s score more case-study based books, which comprises 1800+ questions from the textbooks in the form of assertion-reason-based, passage-based, source- based and case-based questions. This book will help you move one step closer to perfection by clearing all the concepts in detail and enhancing your critical thinking ability.
6. Wrap up with exam ready!
Once you are done with the thorough preparations of the NCERT syllabus, the time comes for the final wrap up. To make sure you are familiar with the latest pattern and the changed syllabus, start revising the term-1 syllabus from MTG’s 100 per cent exam ready. This book will help you to be completely aware of the latest exam pattern and assist you in preparing Chapter-wise questions for the term-1 exams.
7. Be attentive about your health
Last but not least, take good care of your health. Eat healthy food, take sound sleep and take small breaks during study hours. Keep your body and brain healthy so that you can do adequate study and feel fresh for the exam.
As per the CBSE circular, the term-2 examinations will be held in March-April 2022. This examination will examine the rest 50% of the syllabus in the subjective pattern. However, if the condition won’t allow term 2 can also be an objective exam. If subjective exam happens then a great switch is required in the preparation plan for the term 2 exams. Keep a watch; MTG will be there for Term 2 Exams to give you an Exam Ready Approach.
Prepare confidently for your Term 1 exams using MTG resources and excel in your Term 1 exams.
Wishing you all the best for your exams.
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