UP Board Class 12th Last 5 & 10 Previous Years Question Papers – All Subject

The 12th board exams are hovering around, and as the time is passing by, students who are to appear in the board exam of this year must be feeling the heat of exams now.

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And those of you who are yet to begin with your studies, this time must be a hard one for you, and it should be, after all, you have wasted the whole year doing nothing. But whatever, begin with your studies as when there is still some time.

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If you have worked hard the whole year then you need not to worry, it’s time to add up to your hard work by practicing the last years question papers that are given in this article.

Benefits of practicing previous years question papers

Hope you have successfully downloaded the previous years question paper. You probably know the benefits of practicing the last years question papers and sample papers. Maybe these points will change your mindset if you think there is no use of practicing question papers.

Knowing Important Questions And Paper Pattern

The best result that you get by practicing the last years question paper is that, you get the exact ideas of what kind of questions are usually asked in the board exams. And once you know the important questions from exam point of view, then you can easily score good marks.

The next thing you come to know is the paper pattern and format of the board exam, and trust me! knowing the paper pattern is a very good thing because you know exactly how the question paper is going to be.

Each and every chapter is necessary but, how to know which topic is important from exam prospects? simple, pick last 5 years question papers and see which are the questions that are asked repeatedly each year in the exams. Do this and you will ultimately know the important questions chapter and topic wise.

How To Keep Up With Time?

3 hrs are not enough to solve a question paper if the paper is lengthy and hard, that is why practicing the question papers gives you the rough estimation about your writing speed. This way you can take measures to improve your speed so that you do not have to struggle in exams.

So you see that practicing the previous years question papers can benefit you in lots of ways, so do not let the PDF files just sit there in your system, try to use them as much as you can.

Be productive with your time

The time you have right now is very important, therefore, you need to know how to be productive with your time. Have you ever got the rotten feeling in your guts when you are wasting time on useless things when you would have been doing something that is important.

That feeling is an indicator that you know what is worth investing time and what not, but you still go on wasting time, but it will not happen again if you follow the below-mentioned points.

Do it right now:-

If you are in a habit of leaving things for later, then surely you waste too much time. Try to develop a habit of doing things right when you think to do them. Don’t think that you will do it from tomorrow or from Monday or from 1st of next moths, these are the days that never come. Apply this formula in every activity, because then only you will develop this as your habit, e.g if you are thinking to wash your bike, then do it right now.

Quality free time:-

This is one thing that everyone needs to keep the mind stress free, you must have noticed that when you are worried about doing something, then you keep on thinking even when you are with your friends or with someone else. So keep your head light whenever you are having a free time, just try to live the moment and spend the quality free time.

Where to invest free time:-

When you are done studying, or when you decide to take a break, then do not waste that free time doing nothing. Spend the free time doing things that gives you pleasure, or try to pursue your hobbies or passion like playing guitar etc. But the point is that, you should not feel like you haven’t enjoyed your free time, as this will just force you to cut off the time from your studying hours. So do something that will really satisfy you in your free time.

Do not compromise:-

Make sure you do not compromise with you studying hours, so next time when your friends ask you to join them for a party when you are studying then just say ‘NO’ to them. If possible, then tell them to wait till you are free.

So take care of these points and you will automatically start being productive with your time.

Best revision techniques

If you are reading this part then I assume that you are done with your syllabus. So here are some tips and techniques that you can use while you are in the revision process.

Make A Chart

First of all, you need to make a chart according to which you will do your revision. In the chart include the following things:

List of chapters according to priority wise i.e chapter that you think you should do first and proceed this way.

Assign an approx time limit to each chapter i.e how much time you think you will be able to finish your revision for that particular unit or chapter. Make sure you assign a practical time limit.

You can divide the chart further to the topics of each unit and then decide the time limit for each topic, but do not waste too much time in doing so.

When deciding the time limit, keep in mind that you will practice extra questions and other stuff related to that unit, so try to be as much realistic as you can be.

Once you have the revision chart then make a timetable according to which you will study.

Action Time

Now it’s time for action when you start revising make sure you know each and everything about the topics you study, try to solve more and more practice paper.

Make a separate notebook and note the important question and keywords from a topic. You can just write the page number and question number instead of the whole question from a book. This will help you to do a quick revision before the exam.

If you are not getting any thoughts about the topic that you are revising, then this means that topic is not clear to you, and you need to read it again. If you still feel the same way then immediately clear you doubts by asking your teacher or someone with more experience and knowledge.

Do not forget to revise things in your mind again at the end of each day, this will just cement all that you have read in your mind.

So, this is all I can think of for now, hope these tips will help you in your revision period. I seriously hope that this article was beneficial for you, and if not then feel free to comment and suggest what is wrong with the article.