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The board exams of class 10 and 12 are currently underway. Now the Maths paper will be taken in Std. 10 on March 6 and in Science 12 on March 9. On March 9, there will be a Statistics exam in Commerce. Expert tips on how to prepare in the last hours in the Divya Bhaskar Main Paper regarding this board exam. The Class 12 Science Mathematics paper will be held on March 9. Maths is a scoring subject for students with grip and a headache for a student who is scared of maths. To get 100 out of 100 marks, it is necessary to write MCQ first, then sections C, B and finally section A. So count the examples of 4 marks first, then 3 and finally 2-2 marks. So that the paper is completed on time. 'Letting go of the questions that need time to think' Rajkot's V.J. Urviben Bhatt, principal of the science department of Modi School, said, "I have been teaching mathematics for the last 20 years in class 11 and 12 science. When the maths paper is on March 9, the students have to write the MCQ for the first hour. Since there is no negative marking, all questions will have to be written. Write down the questions you know first, and leave out the questions that require time to think. In this way, after completing 50 MCQs, read the MCQs that have been left out and try to write the answers by recalling them. 'If you have done this, there will be no problem for the students' Apart from this, start with Section C in 50 marks theory because most of the mathematics papers are based on textbooks. Students who have prepared all the examples and examples in writing will not face any problem. Students should be careful that any instance in which there is a data and formula needs to be written specifically. In addition, draw the diagram and the name point in such a way that it is highlighted. So that the examiner's immediate attention is drawn to it. 'Write the answer to one extra question in each section' At the same time, he said that there is a suggestion to the students that the answer to one extra question should be written in each section. This increases the chances of that student getting full marks. The maths paper turns out to be easy to moderate. Mathematics papers are not such a difficult day that the morale of the students goes down. 'Book a text in statistics means full marks' While giving tips for the statistics paper to be taken on March 9, expert Piyush Shah said that it is important to start with Section F and then Section A in which alternative questions come. Each of these questions is according to the textbook, which should be done from the textbook. So that you can get full marks. 'Leave the place of what you don't know' "When you write a paper, a lot of students write two sections one. Which is not the right thing. The exam should be written according to the section, the questions that are not known should be left out and should be considered at the last moment. 'In Class 10 Maths, only the numbers will rotate, the rest will remain the same' Class 10 Maths Paper Chetan Patel, a mathematics teacher at Kapadia High School, has given easy and effective guidance to the students. He said that the Board exam is not a separate or more difficult exam, but a normal process, just like any other exam. Students need not be afraid, but should prepare with confidence. Chetan Patel said that the mathematics question paper is always textbook-based. There may be some numerical changes in the questions, such as 18 x 27 instead of 12 x 15, but the method of solving remains the same. Therefore, if students have understood the textbook examples well, they can easily solve the problems with any changes. 'Once the formulas are done, 50 per cent of the preparation is complete' He stressed that the importance of the slogans is extremely important. If the student has mastered all the formulas, then 50 per cent of the mathematics preparation is considered. If you remember the formulas, then it will take less time to count the examples and the mistakes will also be reduced. Chapter 5, Chapter 13 and Chapter 14 are asked for a total of 35 to 40 marks. That is, by preparing these three main chapters, half the book is ready. If the preparation is done with proper planning, then more results can be achieved in less time. The new 'General Option' scheme will be very beneficial He informed the students about the new 'General Option' scheme. Now they have been given the opportunity to choose any 9 questions out of 13 questions and any 5 questions out of 8 questions. Therefore, the student can opt for simple questions instead of difficult questions and get full marks. Emphasize Section A He specifically pointed out that there is no option in Section A. Here 24 out of 24 questions need to be answered. If the student prepares these 24 questions well, he can get 24 marks in cash. Therefore, it is necessary to pay special attention to Section A. Regarding time management, he said, "There are four sections in the question paper: A, B, C and D. Students can start with any department. Attempting before the department in which there is more confidence increases confidence and the paper looks easier. Many students in our school have scored 100 out of 100 marks, out of which 80 marks are for board exams and 20 marks for internal. In the end, he gave a message to the students that it is not difficult to get good results in mathematics if they adopt four things like regular study, strong preparation of formulas, focus on important chapters and clean presentation.