Strategies to get 95+ on the Class 12 Economics exam in the CBSE board exam 2024. On March 18, 2024, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is scheduled to administer the CBSE Class 12 Economics board examination.
For students in the Commerce and Humanities streams, economics is regarded as one of the subjects with the highest test scores and an overall puller in the board exams.
It is not sufficient for students to memorize the full syllabus.
Students can submit responses in their own words and should have a solid comprehension of the concepts. Recognize what the question asks for and adjust your response accordingly.
The following are topic-specific pointers and advice from Sudeshna Bhattacharya, the Head of Economics at Seth Anandram Jaipuria School in Ghaziabad.
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SORTAL TOPICS
Examine the entire curriculum, paying particular attention to Indian economics, and arrange the topics in order of importance. This aids in figuring out how much time you ought to devote to each subject.
There are several significant questions in the extensive chapter on aggregate supply and demand. Practice a range of National Income amounts with various components.
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CREATING PERSONAL NOTES
Making and studying from your own handwritten notes is crucial. Never rely on notes from friends or other experts in the field. In this manner, you’ll remember what you wrote and be able to add more comments or observations where you think they’re appropriate.
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PRIOR YEAR AND TYPE PAPERS OF QUESTIONS
These aid in the analysis of the question paper’s structure and familiarize you with its terminology. The questions won’t be straightforward, but if you study the text closely, you should be able to figure out what’s needed or see a keyword that suggests the solution.
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PERSONAL ANALYSIS AND TIME MANAGEMENT
After completing the answers, review your own work by consulting the answer key and calculating the points you would assign as an examiner. Writing a solid response becomes easier if you repeat this process.
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AIM TO KEEP THE REPLY SMALL AND CLIMAX
You don’t have to fill your response with pointless backstories and background information. Even if you only have five marks, make sure your response is succinct and focused on the most important topics. To ensure that your views are distinct and do not get mixed up, try writing your response in points.
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DISPLAY
When feasible, highlight the key words in the answer sheet to facilitate the examiner’s skimming of it. When feasible, include macroeconomic graphs and illustrations. It frequently aids in self-checking your response.
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FINAL-MOMENT REVISION ADVICE
You may like to review the key points from your own notes, not from your book or any summary, and have a closer look at a few final questions that you felt were a bit difficult.
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TIME SPENT READING
Make the most of your reading time prior to the exam by carefully reading the questions and comprehending their meaning and complexity.
