Chse 2016 Question Paper Science Pdf
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CBSE class 12 Previous year question papers with solution in PDF File. Here you can download 12th class Last 10 years question papers for all subjects including All India and Delhi Board. Previous year Papers are great help for board exam preparation.A very warm welcome of all the students of science stream, it’s great to have you here. Choosing science stream was one of the important decision of your life. When you decided to choose science over other streams, at that time you molded your life in an entirely new shape. Now to help you out with your decision, in this article we have given CBSE 12th Science Previous Year Question Papers of All Subjects.
Previous Year Question Papers Are Important To Go WithPrevious year papers can be used as weapon for board exam. There are some questions which are often repeated in different ways in every board exam, and if you can spot such questions then you can score lot more. So, keep looking for questions which you think are being repeated in most of the papers, and make sure to practice them the best way you can.Check how strict is the to know the skill to write answers according to examiner to get the best out of every answer.A huge number of students appears and enrolled themselves in CBSE 12th board exam, I am talking about a huge population of students and just think, that you are one of them. So what makes you different from other and in what way?Ok, let me give this answer to you, firstly you should know that only 20% of students are there who are really preparing hard for the board exams and the remaining 80% of students have no idea that where they are going and what they are doing.Now the question arises that what these 20% students are really doing and how they are doing it?So let me give some points that what the high scoring students do while preparing for their exam.
Complete NCERT Books First!You have noticed that the good scorers of your class always stick with, and the only reason is that the NCERT gives you the exact information about the syllabus and in text reading.But, if you do not have enough time then choosing NCERT textbook is not a good idea, because NCERT book is not going to boost you up in lesser time. Therefore, it is advised that you must look around for the time, remaining for the exams. Thanks a ton to this anonymous good soul who uploaded the precious year papers.Just yesterday I was trying to buy arihant last year solved papers from Amazon and I found this site and checked it out. It was really helpful.Thank you again and that article sir/mam whoever has written it I have also done this till now waking up everyday and with all the new positive vibes and the day goes wasted after that yesterday too I simply did nothing I wish to change everyday but never do today also I’m going to try to sort my goals out and make a short time table lets see what happens but thank you. Hi Ashutosh.NCERT books are best to study from if you are aiming to score good marks in board exam as most of the questions are based on the NCERT syllabus and pattern. But when it comes to competitive exams the difficulty level is quite high and the pattern of the questions are also different then board exam so for the preparation you must study from reference books also. For physics you must understand the concept behind the every topic and then move to numerical part.
Practice and only regular study will give you good results in this case. Next thing is formulas which are very important and you must remember all of them by heart. Keep yourself focused while studying and do hard work. Hi Abhishek.As, you have mentioned that you are facing difficulty in studying chemistry so my advice to you is first approach each section(physical/organic/inorganic) differently as in physical chemistry you have numerical to do to so you must have good command over all formula and you will have practice a lot. When it comes to organic and inorganic chemistry you have remember a lot of reaction and theory so while studying these two always keep a notebook with yourself and note down all the important topics, reactions etc. Next important thing is to do revision of every subject and not just chemistry. Do regular study and be focused while studying.
Keep on doing the hard work and you will score good marks for sure. Hi Shubham.As, you have mentioned that you have PCMB i.e both Maths and Biology so, it is natural that you are facing difficulty in time management. What you can do is study Maths and Biology in alternate days. Set a time table where you study Maths for 2 hours on Monday and on Tuesday you study Biology similarly for whole week and on Sunday do your revision.
There is no doubt that you will have to work little more hard then usual but don’t worry as you can do it. Just be focused and dedicated while studying. Hi Akash.First of all you need to figure out that whether you will be able to give proper time for board exam and competitive exam altogether or not. But at the same time remember nothing is impossible. If you are wiling to work really hard and dedicate yourself towards your studies then for sure you can score good in board exam and along with it can also crack any competitive exam. If you are convinced that you can do better by self studying then go for it.
Your first step should be making a schedule/timetable and follow it strictly. Each and every day counts so regular study is must. I would recommend you to make your board exam your first priority and focus on NCERT books to score good marks. Then since you are preparing for competitive exam also so, study from refreshers. If you find yourself stuck at one point then ask for help from your teachers. Make sure all the concepts are clear to you.
Keep yourself motivated and work hard. You will score good marks for sure. Hi Sonal, though it is very difficult to score full marks but it is not impossible. All you need to do are some extra efforts. If Pradeep book seems to be confusing to you then switch on to ABC book.
It is much sorted and might be more comfortable to you.Apart from it, focus on self study. It is OK to take tuition but at the same time, you need to work very hard on your own self. Make a time table which include revision(at least, once in a week), practicing numerical(daily), and of course, learning terms and definitions. It will surely help you and give your best to follow it.Good luck. Hi Gurwaryam.Every student dream to score good percentage in 12th board exam but only those who are willing to work hard and dedicate themselves towards their studies are able to actually score 90+ in the examination.
You need to set a timetable in such a way that you give equal time to each subject. While studying make your own notes of important topics which will help you during the exam. NCERT books are most recommended for those who aim to score good marks in 12th. You cannot remember everything in just one reading so, revision is must. For subjects like Maths and Physics try to understand the concept first and then move towards the questions. Keep all the formulas in your finger tips. For more details search for ’11 Strategies To Score More Than 90% Marks In 12th Board Exam’ in the search box of our website.
Hi Vaibhav.As, you have mentioned that you look forward to crack JEE exam along with scoring good marks in 12th board exam then you really have to dedicate yourself towards your studies. NCERT books are recommended for those who aim to score good marks in only board exams but if you are preparing for JEE then you have study from reference books also like Arihant, ABC etc. These books prepares you in a better way.
Along with this also practice from previous year paper and sample paper as, you will get the idea of important questions. Nothing is impossible if you set your mind. Just keep your self motivated and work hard.
Hi Rajneesh.First of all don’t get nervous. You have plenty of time to prepare for board exam so, just be dedicated towards your studies from the very beginning. Don’t keep any doubts to yourself, ask questions to your teachers if you face problem in anything.
Set a time table and follow it regularly. NCERT are the best books if you want to score good marks in your examination. Study daily and practice as much as you can.
Keep on doing the hard work and you will succeed in scoring good marks for sure. Sir I am preparing for medical exams. I have also qualified the KVPy xam this year. But my main problem is that I focused on MCQs too much and is now staggering on the writing theory part i.e derivations step by step answers.
Please suggest whether solving previous 10 years question is sufficient for me to get 95% above. Moreover my Maths have become weak because of less practice. Please suggest me ways to score high in short time. In other subjects My concepts are clear only “How to write the answers” are haunting me.
Sir/Ma’am,Your articles are extremely helpful and have given me a lot of perspective. Thank You for all your efforts.I am a student of XII Science with the combination of PCMB along with Psychology.
I am quite confident about my marks in Biology, Psychology and English, and to some extent even Mathematics because I have been doing well all year. My current percentage is around 76% and I really want to get above 95%. My scores come down because of my marks in Physics, and Chemistry.
But I cannot seem to identify what my problem is. I can understand things well and my Chemistry concepts are pretty clear. Physics however, I face trouble recalling the derivations and numericals.I have started revising the NCERT for Physics recently as I have been using S.L.Arora all this while. For Chemistry, I have followed NCERT all throughout along with Together With. It has been helpful so far.I want to know what will help me improve and if I will be able to get my desired marks. Please get back to me ASAP.Thanking You,Shreya. Hello sir I’m Gaurav.
Sir i have been preparing for JEE since 11th starting, and so i tended to neglect CBSE and NCERT. I scored badly in 11th and 12th is also not looking very good. I’m clear with almost all the concepts. Please tell me how to proceed for scoring above 95% in boards as I am more interested in getting into Delhi University than doing JEE. I just want to know how to channelize my energy and time which i am putting in studies.And also please tell me which books are best for the revision purpose for boardsthanku sir. You had a wrong start as you have almost wasted your two years in JEE and now want to take admission in Delhi University.
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But don’t worry. Now, all you need is to concentrate fully on your Board exams.There is a plus point that you are clear with all the basic concepts of class 12th. Jump on to the previous year papers and sample papers of board exams and start practicing. I am telling you, within one month, you will get to know the type of questions of board exams.Keep practicing more and more. Things will automatically get clear. It seems that your are too worried for your exams. This is a positive sign for success but don’t loose your confidence as it is the basic need to achieve something.Remind yourself that there are 24 hours in one day that means 24.90 hours in 3 months and that are way too enough for the preparation.
Don’t you think?Well! All you need is to study smartly. 90% is such a high percentage, so your efforts should also be high.
I always suggest students to avoid distractions at least when there are only 3 months remaining. Family Get-together, your friend circle, social network, anything which is wasting your time, just leave it. Make a proper time table and follow it for sure.You will definitely get more than 90% if you work hard and with the correct strategy. Hi Shivendra. At this moment, i can only suggest you to start studying. This is the basic funda of learning and for securing at least average marks. Just pick out the NCERT books and start studying word to word.
Practice numerals, derivations and equations, etc. Do focus on theory part as well. All in all, there is no such suggestion other than to study really very hard. You must give at least 6-7 hours to self study.Practice. This is the only solution for Maths subject. Practice as much as you can.
More is always less. It seems that you are really very passionate to score 90+ and this is appreciable from my side.As you have mentioned that you can solve any of the Maths question only with a little hint, i would recommend you to practice the same questions again. Yes, you have enough time to do this. Let me tell you, till now, your preparation for 90+ is still 50%. You need to practice a lot. Cover up the NCERT book once again.
Practice Sample Papers and previous year paper which will give you an idea of the stuff which you should practice more.Same in the case of Chemistry and Physics. You have to study more and more. As i always say, more is always less.
Hello Sagnik, no need to apologize. I will be glad to answer all your questions.
So lets begin with the first one.MathsI think the problem can be your methods and technique of calculating. First of all try to keep your answers neat and clean, even the calculation part. If you are doing rough work to calculate, then try to keep it clean too, as writing a single number wrong will result in wrong answer. Hope you are getting the point.Try to practice sample papers like you give your exams, this will give you the idea about where are you making mistake. If possible, then ask your teachers to show your answer sheet, or ask them to tell you about your mistakes.ChemistryOrganic is not that boring as you think.
Try learning the basic things first, like atomic no of minimum 30 to 50 elements. Always keep your basics clear for any chapter (This is key to learn). You can also prepare a pocket diary in which you will write only the Important formulas. And don not forget to practice the conversions.Hope these tips will prove to be helpful to you. And give more time to the subjects, that you find difficult.
Sir, I am a student of 12th cbse science stream and I have taken my first term examination and my marks are really down. Now I have 2 months vacation and I have downloaded a few worksheets + the important questions provided by you and now I am working towards it. In addition to this, I also focus on your tips and strategies.
Chse 2016 Question Paper Science Pdf 2017
Will it really help me for the board exam preparations? Is 10 hours of studying daily enough for scoring 90% in board exam? And to tell you the truth, your articles are in fact worthy and helpful. Hello Puneet, glad to know that you liked the article. This is how you should try to spend your day:-First of all try to wake up early in the morning, and give at least an hour to study. Then after breakfast, sit in a quite surrounding and study at least for 2 hours.
Since, this is summer time, therefore, it’s hard to study in afternoon, so i will suggest you to give at least 1 or 2 hours in evening time i.e from 4:30 to 6 PM. Then at night you should at least given 2 to 3 hours to your study. An at last, before you go to bed, try to revise quickly what you have studied the whole day.Hope this will help you.