How To Prepare For The Class 10 CBSE Science Board Exam?
With the Class 10 CBSE Science board exams just around the corner, it is natural to feel nervous and under pressure. But remember—this is the time to stay calm, focused, and smart. A few well-planned steps in these final days can make a big difference in your performance.1. Understand the Syllabus & Exam Pattern.
- Revise, Don’t Learn New Topics
At this stage, avoid starting new chapters. Instead, revise what you have already studied. Go through important definitions, formulas, diagrams, and chemical equations from every chapter. Know which chapters carry more weight, such as Chemical Reactions, Life Processes, Electricity, and Light. Also understand the question pattern—MCQs, short answers, and long answers—so there are no surprises in the exam hall.
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- Make a Realistic Study Timetable
Create a daily timetable that covers all three sections: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Study for 2–3 hours at a time with short breaks. Revise one subject daily and keep weekends for full-length practice tests.
- Focus on NCERT
The NCERT textbook is your most powerful resource. Read each chapter line by line, mark important points, definitions, diagrams, and formulas. Most board questions are directly based on NCERT.
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- Practice Diagrams, Numericals & Equations
Science is not only about reading—it is about practice.
- Draw neat and labelled diagrams.
- Practice numerical from Electricity, Magnetism, and Chemistry.
- Learn chemical equations and balance them correctly.
- Solve Previous Year Question Papers
Previous year papers help you understand repeated questions and marking patterns. Solve them in a timed manner to improve speed and confidence.
- Manage Time Smartly
Divide your day between Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Take short breaks, but avoid wasting time on social media. Even 30 minutes of focused study is valuable now.
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- Stay Healthy & Positive
Sleep well, eat healthy food, and take short breaks. Believe in yourself and avoid last-minute panic. A calm mind performs better than a stressed one.
Final Words
These last days are not for panic—they are for polishing your preparation. Trust your hard work, stay confident, and walk into the exam hall with a calm mind. Success is closer than you think!
(Rupali Saini is a PGT Biology as has 14+ years of experience in teaching various Boards across India. She is a CBSE, ICSE, Cambridge & IB (Cat-I) trained and experienced teacher.)
