Then this post is for you, especially for those students who are going to write Class Xth BOARD Exams this year.
I'm going to take you to STEP-BY-STEP techniques which will do wonders for you if you follow it.
It's that simple.
And, I guarantee you that you will score full marks at Mathematics, assuming you wouldn't make any calculation or silly mistake.
GUIDE
1. Make time for Maths and at least solve 5 problems every day. You can do this anytime. The more you solve, the better you become.
2. Pay attention in the class to your teacher and ask him/her doubt if you have any. AND
watch video lectures of the chapter on Youtube. (I've sorted out the best Maths Youtube channels for you so that you won't waste time searching for the right one - https://yourtutorbrother.blogspot.com/2020/05/best-youtube-channels-to-study-from-for.html )
3. Solve NCERT first or the most basic book which you have if you are not from CBSE. Be thorough with it, go through the pages of the chapter and read the solved examples, theory and summary before jumping to solve the questions.
4. If you get stuck somewhere, mark it and go to the next question. After you complete your goal (solving 5 or 10 questions or an exercise a day), come back to that question and again try to solve it.
If you are not getting it, then GOOGLE the question and you will get a detailed explanation of the answer within a few seconds.
5. Once, you've completed a chapter from NCERT, it's time for you to level up. Now you need to solve RD SHARMA and trust me it's one of the best books in the market. I've heard names like RS Agarwal and so, but because I've never purchased them so I don't know about them. In the case of RD Sharma, this book is at my home since 4 years, so I recommend it and also its ENOUGH if you want to score 95% in Maths as it has all types of questions and are divided in many sections like Level 1 and Level 2 and they've explained the lessons to the point. (I'm neither paid by RD Sharma publishers nor anyone else). Also, some questions of RD and RS are the same.
6. Solve that chapter which you've done in RD, you may get astonished when you see they are an infinite number of questions. But don't worry, solve those questions first which have been asked in CBSE Board before (it is written aside from the question). Also, read the theory and summary because you'll learn many new things which are not given in NCERT but are very important and will be asked in the Boards and school exams.
7. If you feel frustrated of completing the whole chapter then solving solved CBSE examples from RD will alone do wonders for you. Trust me because I've never done unsolved examples as it seemed frustrating to me as well but still I always get good marks at Maths. You just need to keep revising otherwise you'll forget and you'll lose the grip on Maths.
8. If a chapter is full of formulas, write it down on a paper and stick it to the wall where you spend most of your time in and byheart (ratta) it. Practise as many questions as possible from that chapter because then formulas will automatically get fixed to your mind.
9. Also, practise school worksheets and solve many many many sample papers or last years papers a week or two before the BOARD examination or school exams.
Last but not the least, you can see that in all the above-mentioned points, PRACTICE was the main thing which was getting repeated. Its because if you want to become a master of Maths, then you will have to practice a hell of times but it is worth it!
Thanks for reading!!
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