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In a six-marker question in which there are many possible answers, how do we decide what to put down? —Neeraj Bagdi, Class 12, Maan Public School
Read the question and the sub-question thoroughly. If the answer includes many points, write the most relevant and important points first and then write the other relevant points.
Why isn’t there a NCERT book for computer science? Currently we are using a book by Sumita Arora. How should we prepare for this exam? —Jaivir Singh, Class 12, Bluebells School International
Refer to the Computer Science Syllabus prescribed by the board available in the Curriculum Document 2008 and also on the CBSE website. You may refer to any book that covers all the relevant topics as prescribed in the syllabus.
Can you suggest any ways in which I can improve my ability to remember? I quickly forget what I learn in business studies, in particular. —Nipun Pushkarna, Class 12, Manavsthali School
Forgetting is a part of the learning process. Hence, do not feel dejected. Learn, relearn, and again learn. Try to note down the important points. Also, try to relate concepts to life around you which may help you to remember better. Writing the answers provides clarity to your expression.
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i hv opted physical edu as my 6th sub, my 5th sub is computer science and i dnt knw anythin abt it..so is it necessary to give computer science xam in xii boards i will give physical edu xam .pls reply asap..............
we have been told that sources and boxes mentioned in our social texts are must ! i would like to know how do we actually go with such stuff and what kind of questions will be asked??