Tips To Solve QP of Cs (Python) Class 12
Tips To Solve QP of Cs (Python) Class 12
Tentative time taken to solve the Computer Science Question Paper of 70 Marks
Total Marks: 30
Total marks: 15
Total marks: 15
Total marks: 10
1. Read the paper carefully. There are 5 questions in all with internal choices.
2. Mention the subject code as 083 – Computer Science (NEW) in the answer sheet.
3. Show rough work for output qs, marks are included for it.
4. For find errors questions, write the correct code and underline the corrections made. You may
specify the errors as comments
5. For SQL theory questions, give examples with respect to tables
6. Don’t forget to Learn the module names of various built-in functions From TogetherWith Rev
tour notes.
7. Specify the question number with part no. Attempt all parts of a question together.
8. Use proper indentation in programming questions.
9. Always show justification to random output question.
10. Practice well all the sorting techniques passes and their code.
11. While defining any function of 2D list or file handling, don't forget to write def
<functionname>.
12. Practice well all Stacks and Queues code. Don't mix stack Lifo with Queue's Fifo.
13. Practice well the solving method of Stack's Infix to postfix Conversion and postfix Evaluation
technique.
15. In file handling, Always keep in mind the return type of readline(), read(), readlines().
Readline() and read() fn returns strings while readlines() fn returns a list of all lines from a file.
16. Learn the usage of each clause of SQL, they might ask in 1 mark question.
19. Solve all the parts of one question together, if there is a doubt in any question, just leave the
space and solve it later on.
20. Read thoroughly Board's answer key, their marking pattern and deduction of marks. These are
uploaded on Amitranet.
21. Have a look of all your Answer sheets of various exams like Preboard, Mock tests and see your
mistakes and avoid them.
22. Students don't forget to write the #comments # in python code for the better understanding of
Examiner. If you are using any built-in functions like bin(), reverse(), insert() etc.....it becomes
very important to write the comment.
23. Always check or write the condition for Empty Stack and Empty queue.
Nothing can substitute consistent hard work. A student who has worked hard from the
beginning will definitely have an edge over the others. Following are some strategies that can
help students attain cent percent results.
Syllabus
Tips:
- Biology is a content heavy course and requires multiple readings.
- Make point- wise summaries in your own words for important topics.
- Use flashcards to remember definitions.
- Create flowcharts to effectively remember processes.
- For lengthy details use mneumonics.
- Practice drawing neat diagrams as they will help you understand and score marks.
- Create a study schedule giving time to topics you are weak at.
- To break the monotony, occasionally study with friends by each explaining a topic to the other.
- As the exam nears practice onesample paper per day writing complete answers. Time yourself
while doing the practice papers.
1. Practice previous years question papers and the CBSE sample papers along with the scoring
key to familiarize with the CBSE pattern.
2. Try to use flow charts and diagrammatic representations while presenting answers. Make use
of easy abbreviations or associative words/songs etc to remember keyprocess/concepts.
3. Students should try answering/attempting all the questions in the question paper during exams.
4. Sufficient HOTS as practice questions. Practice in writing qualitative answers with properly
framed sentence underlining key words, supplement with through diagrams for best
presentation of answers. Read the questions by splitting the phrases and grasping the core
concept being tested without ignoring any of the sub-part of questions.
5. Answer the sub-parts of the questions in separately.
6. Facilitate understanding while revising the material. This will help you in critical reasoning
and enable you to summarize the lesson in your own words and style.
7. Practice the last five years question paper to focus on the areas of interest and to know the
examiners point of view.
8. Students should read support material to help in the learning process.
9. Practice and master on diagrammatic concepts and mind mapsthat willwould help you to
recollect the concept.
10. Take your own mock tests and self – evaluate your answers or get it explained by the subject
teacher to get clarity on scoring points.
11. Practice important diagrams with proper labelling.
12. Budget your time effectively before attempting the question paper.
13. Take good care of your health.
14. Study the blue print and marking scheme intensely to have an idea as to how an answer script
is evaluated.
15. Be positive,cheerful and responsible.
SECTION A
SECTION B
SECTION C
SECTION D
Confidence: It is most important and must have thing in every student if He/She wishes to score maximum
in CBSE Board exams 2020. Confidence provides you with the strength to do anything, So always be filled
with confidence and feel like you can definitely achieve maximum marks in Exams.
Planning: Planning is the key to success in life and particularly for the exams.So plan your schedule of studies
meticulously,giving time to each topic according to its difficulty index.
Do not try to rush and finish the chapters. You should understand that reading a book that deals with scientific
concepts, theory and reactions is different from reading a novel. Make short notes on the topics covered in a
unit.
Make a list of all the formulae used in physical chemistry, named reactions in organic chemistry and important
chemical reactions of inorganic chemistry and keep them on your study table for repetitive revision.
Do not ignore numerical problems. Most of the times, the problems are direct application of the formulae in use,
and, at times are mixed with your understanding of a topic.So practice them well and solve them completely,
paying equal attention to the units of the physical quantities.
Once you finish your syllabus, do solve the sample papers provided by CBSE in a timed environment.
Make a list of unanswered questions and discuss them with your teacher.
If finding difficulty in solving problems of a particular topic, give thorough revision to that specific topic and
take help from your teacher;
If the need be (and if you have sufficient time) Follow up your NCERT concepts with a reference book to gain a
deeper understanding of the topic.
Sleep well on the night before the exam to keep the mind and body relaxed.
Review all the formulae and important topics early in the morning.
Spend reading time of 15 minutes to read the questions only and do read them thoroughly.Make the selectionof
the appropriate question to be solved,wherever, internal choices have been provided to avoid wastage of time
later.
For long answer type questions, before starting, frame a skeleton of the answer in the margin.
Do not get stuck to a question for a long time, if unable to solve, leave space for it and move on to the next
question.
Even if the complete solution to a particular question is not known, try to attempt it. Marks are awarded for
correct steps.
During the exam, try to write your descriptive answers in points and give pictorial or graphical illustrations
wherever possible. It enhances visibility. Underline the keywords.
UNITS MARKS
Solutions
Electrochemistry
23
Chemical kinetics
Surface chemistry
d- Block elements
Coordination compounds
Amines 28
Biomolecules
Polymers
Quick tips:
p-Block Elements
Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic acids
d-and f-Block Elements
Solutions
Electrochemistry
Chemical Kinetics
Physical Chemistry has a weightage of a total of 23 marks. Write down and memorise all the formulae and make
sure you solve at least one or two questions of a particular style you find most difficult.
IUPAC naming of compounds is important for 1-mark questions. You should go through the rules and practice a
couple to make sure you understand this.
Revise allintext questions (both solved and unsolved) exercise questions of NCERT thoroughly during the
preparatory holidays before the exams.
Write only correct option (like answer (a)) for the MCQ.
Read the Assertion and Reasoning questions very carefully, before attempting them.
In the ‘Paragraph Question’ read the paragraph at least twice and pay special attention to inter-unit questions.
The numerical are asked form first three chapters: Solutions, Electrochemistry and Chemical kinetics, so
prepare them accordingly.
Go through and solve the Sample Question Paper of Class 12 Chemistry for 2019 CBSE Boards. Pay special
attention to the Marking Scheme released by CBSE for the same, as it will guide about the value points in each
question.
The last three chapters - Polymers, Bio-molecules and Chemistry in Everyday - are the simplest ones and carry
10 marks, prepare them thoroughly.
Attempt all the parts of a question in one go. Attempt the question paper in the order in which you are used to
doing it.
Do not attempt a question twice. The first attempt will be awarded marks, irrespective of whether it is correct or
not. If a question is attempted again, strike off the one which you don’t want to be checked.
On the eve of examination, go through the class notes, formulae, important reactions of inorganic chemistry and
named reactions of organic chemistry.
In case you get stuck while solving any question, don’t panic. Leave appropriate space and don’t even cross out
some of the steps you may have written. This will ensure that even if you don’t find time to solve the question
again later, the examiner will give some marks for the correct steps you might have written according to the
marking scheme.
If more than half of the sheet is used for solving a question, start the next question on the fresh page. Do not
start a fresh question at the end of the page.
At the end of the answer always draw a line and then start the next question.
Use log tables for complex calculations, especially for the numericalsfrom Electrochemistry and Chemical
Kinetics
Do not forget to write the units in the final answer of the numerical.
For Preparations:
Plan well. Study different topics according to their difficulty levels.
Self study (Do lots of practice to achieve proficiency in Painting /Sculpture).
Try to solve CBSE practice papers and sample papers within one and half hours and 30 min for Revision total
time 2 hour (time management is must).
If finding difficulty in solving problems of a particular topic, give thorough revision to that specific topic and
take help from your teacher.
Sleep well on the night before the exam to keep the mind and body relaxed.
During Exam:
Spend reading time of 15 minutes to read instructions and the questions thoroughly and wisely select the
appropriate question to be solved in which internal choices have been provided to avoid wastage of time later.
Write neatly with proper margins (presentation matters too).
Do not get stuck to a question for a long time, if unable to solve, leave space for it and move on to the next
question..
Leave at least 20 minutes for revision of answers.
Suggested time wise distribution of five sections: 6 marks each (Total 30 marks) 2 Hour
Section A: (Objective type six question) 1-mark per questions Total -6 marks (10 mins approx.)
Section B (Answer to be written for each is about 30 words) 2x3=6-marks questions (20 mins. approx.)
Section C:(Answer to be written for each is about 100 words) 3x2=6-marks questions (25 mins. approx.)
Section D :(Answer to be written for each is about 200 words) 3x2=6-marks questions (25 mins approx.)
Section E :(Answer to be written for each is about 300 words) 6x1=6-marks questions (20 mins approx.)
‘Revision time ’ (20 mins. approx.)
Important tips:
Revise all solved example and important questions from unsolved exercise of History of Indian Art thoroughly
during the preparatory holidays before the exams. It is absolutely necessary that one goes through every
multiple choice question from C.B.S.E Sample Paper.
Knowing various definitions/medium/Technique/Artist/School etc is also important as there are six one marker
questions that can be solved only if definitions/medium/Technique/Artist/School etc Practice of the paper is
known.
There are one Tricky questions that require the candidates to prove the given Identification from Painting and
Theme o mentioned in the syllabus. These mostly come from the text book.
For H.O.T.S practice questions from C.B.S.E Sample Paper.
To check out the Sample Question Paper of Class 12 Painting/Sculpture for 2019 CBSE Boards
Practice all the board question papers of last five years.
Attempt the question paper in the order in which you are used to doing it. Do not try anything new during the
Board examination.
Do not attempt a question twice. The first attempt will be awarded marks, irrespective of whether it is correct or
not. If a question is attempted again, strike off the one which you don’t want to be checked.
In case you get stuck while solving any question, don’t panic. Leave appropriate space and don’t even cross out
some of the steps you may have written. This will ensure that even if you don’t find time to solve the question
again later, the examiner will give some marks for the correct steps you might have written according to the
marking scheme.
Enough space should be left in between two different questions (say two lines space is enough).
Do not start a fresh question at the end of the page. Always start new question from the fresh page.
Draw a rough sketch of the Painting/Sculpture with a pencil for the main answer sheet page, Shade the area
required.
CLASS–XII (THEORY)
One Theory Paper 30 Marks
Unit wise Weightage Time: 2 Hours
History of Indian Art
1. The Rajasthani and Pahari Schools of Miniature Painting Total=10 Marks
2. The Mughal and Deccan schools of Miniature Painting Total=10 Marks
3. The Bengal School of Painting and the Modern Trends in Indian Art Total=10 Marks
Total : 30 marks
Six markers (short answers type questions 100 Words ) (Section D)(Painting/Sculpture)Part use in that
Section
Read the question carefully and analyse it so that you're sure you understand what it means.
Brainstorm ideas and plan your answer. You could try using a mind map to help with this.
Draw large, clear, well-labeled diagrams and include given information, as well as information Compositional
Arrangement /Origin And development/Subject Matter etc while responding to the question.
Recheck the information once noted in the answer sheet before start writing the answer .
Check your working and consider the reasonableness of your answers within the context of the question.
During Exam:
Spend reading time of 15 minutes to read instructions and the passages thoroughly.
Wisely select the appropriate question to be solved in which internal choices have been provided to avoid
wastage of time later.
Write neatly.
Attempt Section- A first, then section- C and later Section –B.
Remember to highlight key words and value-points.
Important tips:
Revise all solved questions and important questions from question bank.
Read and solve the Sample Question Paper of Class 12 English for 2019 CBSE Boards
Practice all the board question papers of last five years.
Attempt the question paper in the order in which you are used to doing it. Do not try anything new during the
Board examination.
Do not attempt a question twice. The first attempt will be awarded marks, irrespective of whether it is correct or
not. If a question is attempted again, strike off the one which you don’t want to be checked.
On the eve of examination, go through the class notes, mind maps, formats and solved compositions.
Enough space should be left in between answers of two different questions (say two lines space is enough).
Do not start a fresh question at the end of the page. Always start new question from the fresh page.
Do rough work for note-making question in the margin and then attempt the answer.
Do not forget to write the correct question number and part.
Divide your long answer and long composition into different paragraphs.
Write your short compositions in a box.
For Preparations:
Plan well. Study different topics according to their difficulty levels.
Make a list of all Maths formulae and keep it on your study table for repetitive revision.
Self study (Do lots of practice to achieve proficiency in Maths).
Try to solve CBSE practice papers and sample papers within three hours (time management is must).
If finding difficulty in solving problems of a particular topic, give thorough revision to that specific topic and
take help from your teacher.
Sleep well on the night before the exam to keep the mind and body relaxed.
Review all the formulae and important topics early in the morning.
Be confident and keep a positive attitude.
During Exam:
Spend reading time of 15 minutes to read instructions and the questions thoroughly and wisely select the
appropriate question to be solved in which internal choices have been provided to avoid wastage of time later.
Write neatly with proper margins (presentation matters too).
Do not get stuck to a question for a long time, if unable to solve, leave space for it and move on to the next
question.
Even if the complete solution to a particular question is not known, try to write till the known steps. Marks are
awarded for correct steps.
Leave at least 15 minutes for revision of answers.
Important tips:
Revise all solved example and important questions from unsolved exercise of NCERT thoroughly during the
preparatory holidays before the exams. It is absolutely necessary that one goes through every multiple choice
question from NCERT EXEMPLAR.
Knowing various definitions is also important as there are twenty one marker questions that can be solved only
if definition /formulae is known.
There are few questions that require the candidates to prove the given Theorems from matrices and properties of
definite integrals as mentioned in the syllabus. These mostly come from the NCERT text book.
Since Calculus has more weight age, it is important that candidates spend a lot of time on it. But also the topics
such as Probability, Algebra and Linear Programming should not be ignored as the problems from these topics
are quite easy and straight forward.
For H.O.T.S practice questions from NCERT EXEMPLAR.
To check out the Sample Question Paper of Class 12 Mathematics for 2019 CBSE Boards
Practice all the board question papers of last five years.
Attempt the question paper in the order in which you are used to doing it. Do not try anything new during the
Board examination.
Do not attempt a question twice. The first attempt will be awarded marks, irrespective of whether it is correct or
not. If a question is attempted again, strike off the one which you don’t want to be checked.
On the eve of examination, go through the class notes/formulae/theorems to speed up recollection of the same
during the examination.
In case you get stuck while solving any question, don’t panic. Leave appropriate space and don’t even cross out
some of the steps you may have written. This will ensure that even if you don’t find time to solve the question
again later, the examiner will give some marks for the correct steps you might have written according to the
marking scheme.
Enough space should be left in between solutions of two different questions (say two lines space is enough).
Do not start a fresh question at the end of the page. Always start new question from the fresh page.
Use graph paper for LPP question only and draw the graph with a pencil. Shade the solution region only. Write
the scale for axes and equation of lines. In case of unbounded region don’t forget to check the minimum or
maximum value by drawing open half plane.
Draw a rough sketch of the graph with a pencil for ‘area question’ on the main answer sheet page, Shade the
area required.
Do not forget to write the units in the questions involving dimensions, area, amount etc. write constant of
integration with all answers of integrals.
Read the question carefully and analyse it so that you're sure you understand what it means.
Brainstorm ideas and plan your answer. You could try using a mind map to help with this.
Write the correct units with your numerical answer.
Draw large, clear, well-labeled diagrams and include given information, as well as information calculated
while responding to the question.
Recheck the information or values once noted in the answer sheet before start writing the answer .
Check your working and consider the reasonableness of your answers within the context of the question.
1. Objective Type: To score well in objective type questions, one should thoroughly go through
the textbooks and learn terms, names and dates. Read the objective type questions carefully
3. 8 Marks Questions: Three 8 marks questions should take about 45-55 minutes.
4. Source Based Questions: Should not take more than half an hour.
BEFORE EXAM
To begin with, you should study with utmost sincerity and mark down all the important stuff that is
It's important to complete reading the NCERT textbooks with precision and care. Remember ,
you don't need any reference or any additional book if you are thorough with the textbooks.
Always note down main points of every chapter; it helps in recapitulation and retaining information.
Regular practice of learning and writing can help tremendously in gaining confidence for the exam and
increasing your writing speed as well as your ability.
Writing as many practice papers within the stipulated time frame will also help
Define weak points and work on them. Figure out topics that are harder to understand or learn and try
doing them first.
Clarify all doubts . It will improve your comprehension and analytical abilities for
attempting HOTS based questions .Pay keen attention to the map work and sources to gain easy marks.
Practice sample papers and question papers of previous years within the stipulated three-hour deadline
as in an examination.
DURING EXAM
1. In the reading time, students should read the question at least twice but ensure that they do not just
skim the paper. They should also try to strategize how they would attempt the paper. Marking
3. The key to scoring well in history lies in your answer writing ability. You should be in a position to
understand and analyse the questions asked in the exam. For this, your fundamentals have to be very
clear . You must have a deep understanding of all the topics in the syllabus.
4. Underlining important points in answers, leaving at least one line of space between two answers and
6. Attempting questions sequentially is preferred, but is not compulsory. Students should follow a
7. Answers should always be precise and to the point, preferably with a good introduction and
conclusion. Be brief, to-the-point and write only as many points as there are marks. Also, do not write
answer to the same question twice
8. Be specific in the answers and do not try to explain your answers unless necessary.a strict ‘no-no’ to
extra words while writing answers. The teachers categorically stated that writing extra will not fetch
any marks.
9. Remember to carry ruler, pen, pencil, eraser and sharpener to examination hall.
10.To have a better idea; also arrange previous year papers and try to comprehend the trend of
questions.
Some of the questions that are repeatedly asked in the exam include:
Chapter 1:
BEFORE EXAM
To begin with, you should study with utmost sincerity and mark down all the important stuff
that is expected to be asked in the exam.
It's important to complete reading the NCERT textbooks with precision and care.
Always note down main points of every chapter; it helps in recapitulation and retaining
information.
Regular practice of learning and writing can help tremendously in gaining confidence for the
exam and increasing your writing speed as well as your ability.
Writing as many practice papers within the stipulated time frame will also help
Define weak points and work on them. Figure out topics that are harder to understand or learn
and try doing them first.
Clarify all doubts. It will improve your comprehension and analytical abilities for
attempting HOTS based questions .Pay keen attention to the map work and sources to gain
easy marks.
Practice sample papers and question papers of previous years within the stipulated three-hour
deadline as in an examination.
Cartoon based & Passage based questions have sub-sections. Please read them carefully and
answer them accordingly.
DURING EXAM
In the reading time, students should read the question at least twice. They should also try to
strategize how they would attempt the paper. Marking important points in the questions is
okay.
The key to scoring well in Political Science lies in your answer writing ability. You should be
in a position to understand and analyse the questions asked in the exam. For this, your
fundamentals have to be very clear. You must have a deep understanding of all the topics in the
syllabus.
Underlining important points in answers, leaving at least one line of space between two
answers and writing question numbers correctly was also suggested.
Attempting questions sequentially is preferred, but is not compulsory. Students should follow a
sequence only if they think they can manage it.
Answers should always be precise and to the point, preferably with a good introduction and
conclusion. Be brief, to-the-point and write only as many points as there are marks. Also, do
not write answer to the same question twice
Be specific in the answers and do not try to explain your answers unless necessary.a strict ‘no-
no’ to extra words while writing answers. The teachers categorically stated that writing extra
will not fetch any marks.
7. Objective Type (Section A): To score well in objective type questions, one should thoroughly
go through the textbooks and learn terms, names and dates. Read the objective type questions
carefully during reading time. One should complete this section in 40 minutes.
8. 2 Marks Questions (Section B): There will be three questions in this section. These 2 Marks
questions should roughly be completed within 20minutes.
9. 4 Marks Questions (Section C):There will be four questions in this section.This section
should be attempted in 30 Minutes.
10. 5 Marks Questions (Section D): There will be four questions in this section. This will include
one Cartoon based, two passage based & one map based questions. Read the passage carefully
before answering the questions. This section should be completed in 40 minutes.
11. 6 Marks Questions (Section E): There will be four questions in this section. Answers should
be written comprehensively. This section should be completed in 40 minutes
12. Revise for 10 minutes
PREFERABLE TIME TO BE ALLOTED TO VARIOUS SECTIONS IN C.B.S.E PAPER OF XII BUSINESS STUDIES
For Preparations:
Revise all the notes, descriptions and short formula’s.
Memorise only the crisp definitions along with its explaination.
Give special attention to diagrams and graphs ,along with its labelling as they hold the key to full marking.
Care is needed while preparing for the numerical,as a small mistake of figures can lead to loss of marks.
Extra questions are available through refresher books recommended in class but only when you are through
with the exam.
Attempt each exercise’s same pattern of questions and Decipher the technique applied.
Try to solve CBSE practice papers and Sample papers(AMITY Resource) within three hours (time
management is must)
Sleep well on the night before the exam to keep the mind and body relaxed.
One should be fully conversant with current issues like-Current inflation in Indian Economy and Global
Recession etc.
On the day of exam:
Revise all the formulae,definition,graphs.
Be confident and keep a positive attitude.
During Exam:
Spend reading time of 15 minutes to read instructions and questions carefully.
Wisely select the appropriate question to be solved in which internal choices have been provided to avoid
wastage of time later.
Write neatly.
Attempt the questions in order and write carefully the question number.
Leave some space after every question.
For one marker MCQ’s write the correct part with correct answer also.
Remember to highlight key words and value-points.
Give special attention to diagrams and graphs ,along with its labelling as they hold the key to full marking.
v Students should not get stuck to one question if they are not getting the answer ,as it
reduces the time for solving other questions that they know.
v In place of just writing the option for MCQ i.e. a,b,c complete answer should be
mentioned.
Last 15 mins should be used to revise the paper and complete unanswered questions
…………………………………………..PSYCHOLOGY
Tips
How to prepare for CBSE Class 12 Psychology
Explain what you are learning or have learnt. For example, if you are reading a theory by
Sigmund Freud, try explaining what you have understood to someone else who knows the
subject matter.
Put your knowledge to use. The great thing about psychology is that you can practice the
concepts in your real life. You can apply the concepts you learn in your class on different
situations in life to test whether the given text is valid or not.
Revise your concepts regularly.
To know more about the terminology and the subject, submerge yourself in psychological texts
like Psychology Today.
Try to write the definitions in your own language without altering the meaning.
During the exam, try to write your descriptive answers in points and give pictorial or graphical
illustrations wherever possible. It enhances visibility
Scan the paper before answering
For long answer type questions, before starting, frame a skeleton of the answer in the margin.
Be crisp and to the point in very short questions.
During Exam:
Spend reading time of 15 minutes to read instructions and the questions thoroughly and wisely select
the appropriate question to be solved in which internal choices have been provided to avoid wastage of
time later.
Write neatly with proper margins (presentation matters too).
Do not get stuck to a question for a long time, if unable to solve, leave space for it and move on to the
next question.
Even if the complete solution to a particular question is not known, try to write till the known steps.
Marks are awarded for correct steps.
Leave at least 20 minutes for revision of answers.
Important tips:
Revise all solved example and important questions from unsolved exercise of NCERT thoroughly
during the preparatory holidays before the exams. It is absolutely necessary that one goes through
every multiple choice question from NCERT EXEMPLAR.
Knowing various definition and topics is also important as there are twenty one marker MCQ
questions that can be solved only if you read topics carefully. .
For H.O.T.S practice questions from NCERT EXEMPLAR.
To check out the Sample Question Paper of Class 12 physical education for 2019 CBSE Boards
Practice all the board question papers of last five years.
Attempt the question paper in the order in which you are used to doing it. Do not try anything new
during the Board examination.
Do not attempt a question twice. The first attempt will be awarded marks, irrespective of whether it is
correct or not. If a question is attempted again, strike off the one which you don’t want to be checked.
On the eve of examination, go through the class notes to speed up recollection of the same during the
examination.
In case you get stuck while solving any question, don’t panic. Leave appropriate space and don’t even
cross out some of the steps you may have written. This will ensure that even if you don’t find time to
solve the question again later, the examiner will give some marks for the correct steps you might have
written according to the marking scheme.
Enough space should be left in between solutions of two different questions (say two lines space is
enough).
Do not start a fresh question at the end of the page. Always start new question from the fresh page
Read the question carefully and analyse it so that you're sure you understand what it means.
Brainstorm ideas and plan your answer. You could try using a mind map to help with this.
Write the correct units with your numerical answer.
Draw large, clear, well-labeled diagrams and include given information, as well as information
calculated while responding to the question.
Recheck the information once noted in the answer sheet before start writing the answer .
Check your working and consider the reasonableness of your answers within the context of the
question