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CBSE is conducting two board exams in a year. But if you go through its examination system, you will find that CBSE is already conducting two exams in terms of the Annual Exam and the Supplementary Exam. Read this article to find what exactly changed and how it will affect students and teachers. https://lnkd.in/gDJ3Suzu

One Night Before the Exam ☕️ Back in my second year, I had a unique approach to exam preparation. For my CRPC exams, I focused on just six questions—and when the exam paper was handed out, it turned out those exact questions formed the bulk of it. My friends were shocked, but here’s the story behind how I did it. As the exam season peaks, I wanted to share my method with you. Honestly, I was the type of student who studied 1-2 days before exams. While this approach isn’t recommended, it’s a skill that helped me consistently pass my exams with a 7-8 CGPA—without cheating. It’s important to note that this method won’t enhance your deep knowledge but will help you pass college exams. Here’s the process I followed: ➡️Understand the Marking Scheme and Exam Pattern: Get to know how the exam is structured and what carries the most weight. ➡️Ask for help: Reach out to top performers to understand the important topics. ➡️Prioritize Key Topics: Focus on the essential topics since it’s unlikely you’ll cover the entire syllabus. ➡️Deep Dive into Key Topics and Related Areas: Prepare the important topicsthoroughly, including any related case laws. ➡️Understand Your Professor’s Focus: Pay attention to what your professor emphasizes in lectures—case laws, situational questions, or direct questions. ➡️Next day revised with your friends. SIDE NOTE: this strategy only works if you have a clear understanding of the subject’s basics. Use this method wisely, and good luck with your exams ALL THE BEST #exam #lawexam #collageexam #preperation

CBSE Board New Exam Structure: The Ministry of Education makes essential school rules and has given new instructions about how CBSE board exams will happen. In the past, exams used to take place in different terms, like twice a year or more. But now, things will be different. There will be two separate exams, and students will get to keep the best score they get out of these two exams. This new method is suitable for students and the education system. The first CBSE Board Exam 2024–25 is expected to be administered in November–December 2024, and the second in February–March 2025, according to MoE sources. The ultimate results and merit will be decided by taking the best of two scores. The goal of the new method is to ease students’ anxiety about losing out on chances. A candidate may choose not to take further exams if they receive a passing grade on one set of tests.

➡ SHARE THIS with your friends/family members who are in #highschool or #college! 🤑 I will be finishing my bachelor's degree in May #debtfree. How did I do this? (Part 1)🤑 AP Exams: In high school, you can sign up for #AP classes if they are available. These are college-level #courses with an optional $100 #exam in May. A passing score (usually at least 3/5) will give you introductory #transfer credits. You can take AP exams even if you didn't take the class. If your school doesn't have AP or the subjects you want, you can self-study. Look at the AP requirements for your #university or the universities you want to go to. Most state schools will accept AP credit. Most selective private universities will not, but taking the exam helps with admissions. I took 3 AP exams during my senior year of high school and gained 11 credits at my university. What was the #cost difference? The average cost of a college credit across the US is around $559/hour. I paid $300 and #saved $5,849. To learn more about AP exams, visit here:

In the spring of 2023, we shared that @CollegeBoard's SAT and PSAT were going digital. Well, now the full suite of exams will be digital. Read more about the transition at @wcbv.com. Pencils down: SAT makes all-digital change for college entrance exam https://buff.ly/42JJskM #CollegeBoard #SAT #Education

Should I appear for Both Groups or Single group in Dec'24?🤔 This is the most common dilemma for CS Executive students appearing for December 2024 Exams. I also faced this same confusion while appearing for my exams. So what factors helped me decide should I give both group or single? Here I'm sharing with you the key points which will helped me decide and I hope these are helpful to you too. 🎯No Other Commitments:I f you don’t have other exams, college commitments, or regular classes from July 1st, then go for both groups. You’ll have enough time to prepare solely for the CS exams. 🎯Starting from Scratch: If you’re beginning your studies in July or August without any prior coaching or video lectures, it’s better to focus on a single group. Starting from scratch needs more time and focus. 🎯Revising After Results: If your results come out on August 25th and you’ve already studied the full syllabus once, you can aim for both groups. You’ve got a good foundation and can use the next few months to revise and strengthen your preparation. Remember, you have about 120 days from July to December plus some extra days in December before the exams start. That’s plenty of time if you plan well! Good luck with your studies! Clear this confusion and start strong. If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments below. Best of luck!❤️

CBSE Board Exam 2025: Class 10, 12 registration begins - How to register online, last date, fee details

March 24 exams results are out ! What a AAA student should do with marks below 40, for the upcoming Jun 24 exams. The failure below 40 depecit, your weak control of the March 24 paper, which could possibly be due to, being stressed out with some thing you didnt knew in exam paper , on you got a panic attack and you lost focus even of oppurtunities you knew and which could have changed your context. Moreover, the time management could have impacted you badly in exams and your lack depth of evaluation in each of your answers which is needed the most in exam paper. What you can now do for Jun 24 exams? The first thing to decide is to whether to go for classes or not? The answer is simple, if you havent taken classes before, enroll for them asap, and remember to enroll for full course. If you have taken classes in March 24, there is no need to enroll again, but yes you can take a short AAA practice pack course by Kashif Kamran. Second thing you need to focus on is your focus on, is reading technical articles, plenty of them to boost your exam knowledge and exam focus on how each topic can be examined( with low marks, it is possible that you are technically not sound in some syllabus areas). Third thing to look into is , the practice, with focus on quality not quantity. Focus on recent papers on ACCA practice platform, do those papers, and ensure you evulate your answers in view of examiner reports( throughly investigate a couple of recent examiner reports to identify why student fail in AAA paper) Ensure you get hold of a tutor facility to check your work and give feedback on your answers ( this is available in Kashif Kamran's full course and AAA practice pack course equally) Plan to do the Jun 24 mock exams, and get feedback from your tutor on it. Good luck with your studies For any admissions WhatsApp +923332383442

Learn more about the College Board's new methodology for scoring AP exams, which has resulted in higher passing rates. #K12 #CollegeBoard

🌟 This is the complete GAME changer for CAFS in the Year 12 Trials and HSC Exam! 🌟 Across the State, the average for Part c is 5, 8, and 7. This needs to change, and it CAN change with the right approach! In The CAFS Collective Membership and my Year 12 CAFS MasterClasses, I share strategies to boost student marks in Option Part c. Implementing these tips will completely INCREASE your students' marks: 📚 Raise awareness of the marking guidelines 📋 Share the rubric with students from Year 11 🔗 Provide a variety of different links 🔍 Examine the relationship between SPEECS 🌟 Show positive and/or negative impact Now, it's your turn to implement these strategies RIGHT NOW! CAFS teachers I've shared these tips with have seen significant improvements in their students' marks during Trials and the HSC. I can't wait to hear how these tips help your students too!