Preparation tips for CBSE 12th board Chemistry exam (Organic, Inorganic and Physical)

Many students don't know that how to start preparing for CBSE board exam and it is sometimes difficult to choose that from which chapter we should start or what should be the exact plan so that we can learn or understand the chapter effectively. Take chemistry help from your chemistry teacher or chemistry tutor. Tutor can help you in professional way. Well in this case you are not alone, there are many students who face the same problem. So I will tell you that how to start your preparation for CBSE Chemistry exam.

Our Chemistry book is divided in two parts and content wise it is divided in 3 parts which is Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry. Now which chapter to choose will totally depend on you. If your organic chemistry is good then concentrate on Inorganic and Physical chemistry. Getting 90% in chemistry is not going to be very difficult even if you will start preparing from today only. Those who are preparing the subject or who has prepared all the chapters will always get an edge because they just have to revise the syllabus.

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If you have prepared all the chapters then it is really good. Now you should all the CBSE sample papers and U-Like sample papers. If you have not prepared completely then prepare one chapter and then solve the sample papers of that particular chapter and then move to the next chapter. If you know not prepared any of the chapter then it will be better to start with organic chemistry and prepare for 3-4 chapters together after that go for the sample papers. I have said organic first because the chapters are interrelated to each other. After that biochemistry will take your big time for preparation. So, good luck for your exams.

How to prepare for Jamia Millia Islamia? Tips and Tricks to crack Jamia Exam 2013.

Jamia Millia Islamia Engineering Entrance Exam is on 8th June 2013 and many students are preparing for it to get a seat in this university. If you are in general category then you have to score really well so that you can get a seat in this university. Some students are confused that how to prepare for this exam and that to in limited period of time. Don't worry we have different solutions for you. It is always good to prepare earlier but many students are still there who prepare for the exam in last time.

Those who have not studied then they can revise that much which they have studied earlier. Going through the new topics will always going to decrease you interest as well as your marks in the exam. Written paper is of 170 marks and that includes Physics of 55 marks, Chemistry of 55 marks and Mathematics of 60 marks. Left 30 Marks will be of credited to you for interview. Now if you have prepared well for physics but not for chemistry then you should study chemistry first but only those topics which you know well in comparison to other topics. If you are good in mathematics then study it afterwards.

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In these examination most important thing is time management. If you will able to manage time then your 50% problems are finished. Some times it happens that those students who have prepared very well can't perform well in the examination so, you should plan that how to start and which subject should be given more or less time. A basic strategy is that you should start with maths as it will take more time on solving the questions then chemistry and then physics. Anyway it is your choice that how yo start. For such plannings you must solve Jamia Entrance question paper to get good marks. Solving these papers will give you an estimate of the paper level as well as time management. So, best of luck and prepare well for the exam.