CBSE Class 10th Examination: 5 best last minutes tips for March 7 Mathematics paper

With less than two days to appear for Mathematics Exam, here are five last-minute tips that’ll help you ace your Mathematics Class 10th Board Exam 2019 and score high.

By : ABP Live | Updated at : 05 Mar 2019 11:52 AM (IST)

CBSE Class 10th Examination: 5 best last minutes tips for March 7 Mathematics paper CBSE Class 10th Examination: 5 best last minutes tips for March 7 Mathematics paper

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CBSE is scheduled to organize Mathematics exam on Thursday, 7th March 2019

Five last-minute tips that’ll help you ace your Mathematics exam

Maths is one subject that students fear and worry about the most

CBSE Class 10 Exam: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is scheduled to organize Mathematics exam on Thursday, 7th March 2019, this week. Maths is one subject that students fear and worry about the most. However, this is the paper which is logical enough to score well and build your Class 10th Overall Percentage if you have your basics right. With less than two days to appear for Mathematics Exam, here are five last-minute tips that’ll help you ace your Mathematics Class 10th Board Exam 2019 and score high: 1. Revise all Formulae & Theorems Mug up all formulae and theorems of chapters like Triangles, Polynomials, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration as these are extremely important for CBSE Class 10th March Exam 2019 and are expected to carry maximum weightage with around 8 marks each spread through the entire paper. Pythagoras theorem, areas of similar triangles, Basic Proportionality theorem, are some topics that are covered each year in CBSE Board Exams. 2. Circles & Related Topics, Surface Area & Volumes Circles & Related Topics, Surface Area & Volumes are two topics from which questions of 7 marks each are expected. Statistics is another chapter that’ll account for a minimum of 7 marks in the Class 10th Board Exam 2019. 3. Stick to NCERT While you must have practised questions from various additional books through the year, however, in these two days stick to NCERT books only. Solve as many questions especially the exemplary problems from each chapter so as you can to ace the basics. How to score extra in Maths exam? 4. Past Papers Solve at least two past papers during the day. It’ll hone your writing speed, focus and time management skills, besides making you figure out which topics still need revision. You’ll also get an idea of 1-mark questions that have generally come in the past, and you’ll be better prepared and won’t waste time on attempting them. 5. Go Step By Step Lastly, on the exam day, attempt your answers step by step to fetch full marks. Go through the CBSE’s marking scheme guideline once before the mathematics exam on 7th March 2019 to know how you’ll be evaluated. CBSE Class X Mathematics Marking Scheme 2018-19 All the Best!

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