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Here I am Sagrika Behl presenting to you another feature post regarding CBSE BOARD exams ! :D
Not scaring you at all but rather trying to help you.
Presenting words of ARPIT GOEL :
1. First of all check the new syllabus and guidelines and prepare accordingly. There is always a slight change with respect to how the items are to be treated otherwise you will end up making blunders.
2. CONCEPT CLARITY is an absolute must in every single thing you do. Never try to mug up how the items are to be treated. Always understand the logic behind their treatment.
3. PRACTICE as much as you can. You should practice from two books at least and try to finish them by December so that you have ample time for clearing your doubts and for revision.
4. Never ignore theory part even though it may seem boring. 10 – 15 marks are theory based and are in fact the easiest ones to score.
5. Give regular topic wise tests. It will help you increase your speed and accuracy.
6. Some chapters like SHARE CAPITAL, CASH FLOW and DISSOLUTION etc. need more attention as there are more chances of committing mistakes in them.
7. Always refer to past year questions. You will get a hint of type of questions that usually comes from a chapter. For example Journal Entries from dissolution of partnership generally come in board exams.
8. Always mark 7-10 questions from each chapter which you think are the most difficult ones and cover all the important parts of that chapter so that you can solve them 1 or 2 days before the final exam.
9. Give around 10 full syllabus tests. In the beginning you will struggle to finish the paper but if you keep practicing, eventually you will finish the paper in 150 minutes. It will also test the accuracy of your calculations under pressure.
10. If during a paper the balance of accounts don’t match or the balance sheet does not match, leave the question there itself and move ahead otherwise that question will eat up a lot of time. In the end, first revise everything and if you have time left then you can try to find out the mistake in that question.
11. Avoid overwriting in especially in figures and use a whitener instead.
With Wishes,
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Here I am Sagrika Behl presenting to you another feature post regarding CBSE BOARD exams ! :D
Not scaring you at all but rather trying to help you.
Presenting words of ARPIT GOEL :
ACCOUNTANCY
1. First of all check the new syllabus and guidelines and prepare accordingly. There is always a slight change with respect to how the items are to be treated otherwise you will end up making blunders.
2. CONCEPT CLARITY is an absolute must in every single thing you do. Never try to mug up how the items are to be treated. Always understand the logic behind their treatment.
3. PRACTICE as much as you can. You should practice from two books at least and try to finish them by December so that you have ample time for clearing your doubts and for revision.
4. Never ignore theory part even though it may seem boring. 10 – 15 marks are theory based and are in fact the easiest ones to score.
5. Give regular topic wise tests. It will help you increase your speed and accuracy.
6. Some chapters like SHARE CAPITAL, CASH FLOW and DISSOLUTION etc. need more attention as there are more chances of committing mistakes in them.
7. Always refer to past year questions. You will get a hint of type of questions that usually comes from a chapter. For example Journal Entries from dissolution of partnership generally come in board exams.
8. Always mark 7-10 questions from each chapter which you think are the most difficult ones and cover all the important parts of that chapter so that you can solve them 1 or 2 days before the final exam.
9. Give around 10 full syllabus tests. In the beginning you will struggle to finish the paper but if you keep practicing, eventually you will finish the paper in 150 minutes. It will also test the accuracy of your calculations under pressure.
10. If during a paper the balance of accounts don’t match or the balance sheet does not match, leave the question there itself and move ahead otherwise that question will eat up a lot of time. In the end, first revise everything and if you have time left then you can try to find out the mistake in that question.
11. Avoid overwriting in especially in figures and use a whitener instead.
With Wishes,
Arpit Goel
Mail me your thoughts at dolcereflection@gmail.com
And message me your queries at same.
Comment if you found this post helpful or if you want me to add something else :)
Regards,
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