Best tips to score 95% in Board Exams। Smart Strategy to Score 95% marks in Board Exams |Grab 5 things from 95% scorers

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       How to Score 95% Marks in Board Exams

Study what is asked, not everything blindly.

First and foremost, we should know the previous year question trends.

Try to make a 3 Step Study Formula:

• Focus on NCERT only (Read line by line)
• Maintain a notebook to make notes.
• Clear doubts as early as possible.

Especially, practice Matha & Science (daily)

• Solve Previous Year Questions:
• Last 10 years board papers.
• Practice Sample Papers after completing the syllabus.

Let's discuss why do we solve PYQ (Previous Year Questions)

• The Board repeats:
• Question Pattern
• Case Study types
• Numerical Formats

Revision Strategy:

Revision:

• Revise more than read.
• At first, revise within 24 hours.
• Then, you we should revise within a week.
• Finally, try to revise before exam.

Subject-Wise Strategy:

English 

• In writing section, we should focus on formats 
• (try to learn Letter,Article,Report)
• Do online Practice Paper and Mock Test before exam.
• Upgrade your vocabulary daily ( it will be beneficial for you in exams)

Maths:

• Revise formulas and solve NCERT exercises. Daily at least 3 hours.
• While solving the problem write full steps as board gives full marks.

Science:

• Practice diagrams(level) before half yearly as there are many diagrams.
• Write keywords so that you can recall everything during exams.
• Before half yearly revise all the definitions word -to - word.

Social Science:

• To retain the points, make flow charts, it will help you at the time of exam.
• Try to learn the dates in story format.
• As the answers in Social Science are too long to learn so the best way to
•   learn them is to divide the answer in points.

Best Time to Study:

• Wake up early in the morning and revise difficult subjects (from 5 am to 7am)
• After then don't miss the class in school. Pay attention to what your teacher teaches.
• From 4.00pm to 6.0 pm do numerical.
• Try to revise from 7.0 to 8.30 pm.
• Before going to sleep, revise repeatedly (don't indulge in playing online games)
• Take proper rest.

Grab 5 things from 95% scorers

• Do smart study, not hard work.
• Study consistently for at least 5 months.
• Practice the previous year question paper to be solve in exam timing
• Improve your writing (specially for English as well as Hindi)
• Don't cram at the last moment otherwise you will be confused 
• at the time of exam

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Master the " Everyday" Tense: Cracking Simple Present Tense for Competitive Exams

    When Do We Use 

                       the Simple Present Tense                  

  The Present Indefinite Tense, also known as the Simple Present Tense, is used to express actions that are     habitual or general truths. It is commonly used to talk about daily routines, facts, and universal truths

             Structure of Present Indefinite Tense:

  Affirmative Sentences: Subject + Base form of the verb (+s/es for third person singular) + Object

•                                                   You write adventurous stories.
•                                                    She writes in a जर्नी
•       Note: Verb ends with 'e' - just add s

              make + s = makes

     Rules of adding 's':  Most verbs simple                                           

   He plays online games                           She sings a melodious song. 

        Add 'es':   -es is added when verb ends in: s, sh, ch, x,

                                      My grandmother goes to the

 temple every day.

•                                                 My father watches the news on TV daily.    

           Verbs ending in a consonant + 'y': Change 'y' to 'i' and add 'es' .

•                                            The pigeon flies away and disappears from the earth.
• 
  
•                                              The baby cries when he sees a stranger.       

            Verbs ending in a vowel+ 'y': Just add 's'

•                                                            She enjoys doing bungee jumping.
• 
  
•                                                             Sincerity pays in the long run. 

               PYQ Based MCQ TEST:    Tense + have + Sense Verbs (Very Important)

                 Verbs of possession (have, own, possess, belong to) are not used in continuous tense.

                                                     

                                                        He is having a big showroom in Delhi. 

                      Here, ' having a big showroom shows permanent possession , not a temporary                                  action. So, ' is having ' is wrong. We must use Simple Present Tense - has

                                                         Ans: He has a big showroom in Delhi.

                                When is ' having' correct with have?

                         When have + eat/ drink? experience/ take temporarily:

•                                                             I am having lunch
•                                                           She is having milkshake.
•                                                            He is having a headache.

                                               But not for permanent possession:

•                                                        I am having a luxurious car.                                                       

                   

 

Notice Writing Format For Class 12 - Topics and Examples । Updated for 2026 - 2027 CBSE Exams। Notice Writing for 12

Notice Writing for class IX, X, XI & XII

Draft a notice informing all the students at your school about a webinar which is going

 to be conducted by Mr. Gupta on 'Mental Health".

First of all, we should know the format of the notice:

 Tricks to write a Notice:

 

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Abstract Nouns: Definition,Examples,Conversion |Converting Verbs and Adjectives into Abstract Nouns। PYQ for Competitive Exams | Forming Abstract Noun

Abstract Nouns in English Grammar

Memory Hacks used by Toppers:

👉Abstract Noun = Feelings + Qualities + Ideas 

The things which we cannot see or touch are known as Abstract Noun.

There are many things that we cannot touch.

Honesty 

Love 

Courage 

Freedom 

Happiness 

Exam Trick:

An abstract noun is noun is a feeling, idea, or state that we cannot touch or see but only feel.

Let's know how to identify Abstract Nouns:

Examples:

• Laughter
• Bravery
• Poverty
• Hatred
• Youth

Laughter is the best medicine.

In this sentence, we cannot see or touch Laughter.

"Laughter" is an Abstract Noun as we can hear laughter or we can say 

we can see a person laughing, 'Laughter' represents here as the subject,so, we cannot touch laughter.

MCQs on Abstract Nouns (PYQ pattern):

Formation of Abstract Nouns:

From Adjectives 

From Verbs

From Common Nouns

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Objective Question with Answer for Determiner| DETERMINERS AND QUANTIFIERS। Words Before Nouns in English Grammar

    

Determiners & Their Types

Use this to identify different types of determiners:

 Articles: A, An, The 

Possessives: His, Our, Its, Her, My, Your, Their

Demonstratives: This, That, These, Those 

Quantifiers:  Some, Much, Many, Any, Both, Nothing, Few,
Little,Each, Every, All, Either, Neither, Enough, Several, Plenty 
of, Lot of, Another

Pre- Determiners: All, All of, What, Such, Rather, Quite, Twice, Double, Both

Articles: A, An, The

Ordinal Number: First, Second, Last, Next

Cardinal Numbers: One, Two, Hundred, Thousand, Ten, Fifty 

Insert appropriate determiners in the following sentences:

I don't have ....... thing to give you right now.

• some
• few
• this
• any

Ans: I don't have anything to give you right now. 

...... of the two guards is fit for the post.

• Either
• Neither
• None
• Both

Ans: Neither of the two guards is fit for the post.

... one eyed dog was barking on the street.

• A
• An
• The
• None of the above

Ans: A one-eyed dog was barking on the street.

What sort of .... is he!

• An 
• A
• The
• None of the above

Ans: What sort of man is he!

He didn't drink ...... cocktails yesterday.

• many
• much
• little
• few

Ans: He didn't drink many cocktails today.

Cocktails(plural) - is a countable noun that is why we use here 'many'.

...... people are skipping in the park.

• Some
• Any
• Enough
• All

Ans: Some people are skipping in the park.

Can you narrate .... mysterious story?

• all
• an
• few
• another

Ans: Can you narrate another mysterious story?

... salesman went door to door to sale .... goods. 

• A, him
• The, his
• Some, their
• Any, his

Ans: The salesman went door to door to sale his goods.

... statement ring is this?

• who
• Whom
• Whose
• That

Ans: Whose statement ring is this?izitoabc2blogspot.com

Mastering Simple Present Tense for Competitive Exam |

Let's know the basic rules of Simple Present Tense:

The simple present tense is also known as the present indefinite tense, it is used to describe habitual actions, general truths, fixed future timetables. Here are some basic

 rules with examples to help you to understand its usage.

 Subject - Verb Agreement: In this tense, the verb form depends on the subject. The third person singular subjects (he, she, it) add an "s" or "es" to the base form.

For instance: You walk to school.

                 He walks to school.

 Negative Sentences: We use 'do not ' and 'does not' before the base verb to form negative sentences. Use 'does not ' with the third person singular subjects. For example:

They do not like Pizza.

She does not like Pizza.

Questions: Use 'Do' or 'Does' at the beginning of the sentence, followed by the subject and 

the base form of the verb. 

For instance: Do you play the sitar?

                                              

  Does she play the sitar?

General Truths and Facts: We use present indefinite tense to state facts or general truths. 

For example: Honesty is the best policy.

Habitual Actions: We use simple present tense to describe actions that occur regularly. 

For instance: He reads The Hindustan Times every morning

We add "es" with verbs ending in ch, sh, s, x, o.

The verb " Watch" ends in "ch" so we write watches.

The verb " Do " ends in "o" so we write does

The verb " Mix " ends in " x ", so we write mixes.

Some more examples:

Bus ➡️ Buses (ends in "s")

Dish ➡️ Dishes (ends in "sh ")

Class➡️ Classes (ends in "ss")

Note: While using "Proverbs & Quotes", we use present indefinite tense.

 For example:

A bad worker always blames his tools.

Let's analysis the sentence:

The Stative Verb (The " No" - ing Rule)

The stative verbs are often used to show emotions, relationships, senses, or states of being. Unlike dynamic verbs, which indicate actions or changes, stative verbs typically do not occur in the continuous tense because they do

 not represent actions that unfold over time. For example, let's us consider the word ' know' in the sentence, " She knows the answers." This sentence is an example of present indefinite tense, where 'knows' is the correct verb form

for a third - person singular subject (She). While "knows" is a stative verb, and it describes a state of being and cannot be used in progressive tense:

(e.g. She is knowing the answers.) this sentence is wrong. The correct sentence is,' She knows the answers'. Another example is,' He owns a grocery shop.'Verbs that describe possession such as have, belong, or possess are known as 

'stative verbs' and are typically used in present indefinite tense. If we say," He is owning a grocery shop". Using "-ing" form with verbs of possession is generally

 incorrect because it makes a permanent state sound temporary or ongoing, 

Some common categories of stative verbs are:

Verbs of existence and state of be (is,am,are,was, were) seem, appear

 He seems exhausted. The word seem is not a transitive verb so, we 

cannot make passive hence 'seems' is the correct word to use.

Verbs of perception and cognition: believe, know, understand, remember 

He believes that laughter is the best medicine. In this sentence, 'He' (singular) matches with believes(singular).

Verbs of emotion and preference: love, hate, desire, prefer. 

I prefer cold coffee during summer.

 

Verbs of possession and relation: have, own, belong

He belongs to an aristocratic family.

If I say, I am having a piece of cake.This sentence is correct.

But on the other hand, I am owing a car. This is wrong.

Let's know the reason:

Exercise to practice :