The CBSE board exams are currently shaking up every nook of every
country. Every influential figure are giving their advice to students appearing
for next year board exams . we are sharing with you some of the important tips
and tricks that can help you to make hat of ideas to make a mark for themselves
in the boards.
How do students learn?
Some students read the whole text first and then write and
answer. for some students reading just a answer is suffice for many other
aspirants. Mainly students turn hysterical and collect a huge chuck of
information on every particular topic in their syllabus. Reading and learning
is a simple way of completing the syllabus in time.
Every student have their own style of learning but none of
them is sufficient to score good marks in exams .It is important for students
to perform well in the examination hall otherwise all of their efforts will go
in vain. In board exam every students want to get good marks in board exams.
HERE ARE 6 TIPS THAT
WILL SHOW YOU CLEARLY HOW TO WRITE CBSE ANSWERS TO GET THE BEST results:
1) Don't write everything you know
Before the exams started many students generally get panic
and try to pour out whatever they know to make the answer look lengthy. This make an average impression on the
examiner it is advisable to keep the gate-keeping theory in mind. It better
that you need to write the answer strategically you can choose the right words,
and structure your answer in a compact and concise manner. Students should
write all they know about the topic in answer. You must keep that in mind that
your answer must be concise to the point as per the question asked.
2)
Use easy and understandable language
Now a days
every schools use English as a medium of learning and so students must know how
to write in a simple and clear language. It is indeed the root cause why a
number of students flunk in complicated subjects carrying advanced vocabulary
such as history, science, geography.
3)
Do not use contractions
Do not use
these kind of words such as wouldn't, couldn't, should've in your answer sheets
Inspire of that you can use would not, could not or should have for eg:
Incorrect: The results won't be released until they've been verified.
Correct: The
results will not be released until they have been verified.
4)
Avoid active voice in fact based
answer
when you are
writing an answer in a step by step manner always avoid using active voice instead
of that use passive voice as it sounds more academic and it removes you as a
student out of the context of your answer which is based on facts for example .
Incorrect: I completed the experiment as I was told to.
Correct: The
experiment was completed as instructed.
Incorrect:
As you can see, the experiment was successful.
Correct: As
can be seen, the experiment was successful.
5)
Replace long phrases with single
words
Given that the answer
should be framed concisely, avoid using a barrage of words just to stretch the
answer. Many multi-word verbs have a single word alternative. In academic
contexts it is generally advised to use the more formal single word instead of the
multi-word verb.
Incorrect: It was difficult to get hold of the raw material.
Correct: It was difficult to obtain the raw material.
6)
Written English is different from
spoken English
There is a difference between spoken and written English, student write
what they use in their day to day life in the examination. For instance, a
number of students make glaring spelling errors in small words like, 'shud'
instead of should, or use the word 'like' excessively in wrong contexts.
Incorrect: There was like loads of awesome stuff made before the factory
closed.
Correct: Before its closure the
factory manufactured a large variety of popular goods.
Tips for writing a smart and
innovative answer.
- · Always start your answer with generic line about the subject.
- · You should all some meant to you answer with figure and examples
- · Don't break the flow of information keep it coherent
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