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Shnaya Munjal

Shnaya Munjal

2 min readMar 10, 2016

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Simplified Board Exams with Mock ICSE Papers

On the stepping stones of life, the first and foremost step that matters the most is that of the board exam. This, like any other test of life has more of a psychological role to play than that of knowledge, or intelligence, as some like to put it. By framing a proper strategy, these exams could be easily steered across. Here we give you a detailed insight of the psychological and operational aspects of preparing for the ICSE Board Exams. This will certainly help you to avoid the unnecessary pressure of board exams and come up with flying colors.

Firstly, understand the fact that more than anything else, the primary aim of school education is to help you to gain knowledge, and all other things come post that. All that is there in education, from the lessons in English to the experiments in Science, everything is meant to increase your knowledge and understanding of the world that we live in. So if you simply keep the vision clear in your head and study to gain knowledge from the beginning, there won’t be a lot of problems you’ll be facing at a later stage.

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Having said that, when it comes to writing board exams, it requires a strategic preparation methodology in order to excel in this. With the emphasis on knowledge at an early stage, once you clear the concepts on almost every topic, the best advice is to start solving sample papers. These are extremely important resources, which could easily be found on the internet. ExtraMarks.com is one such website, where students can find exam papers and other useful resources related to ICSE Board exam preparation.

In the early stages of preparation, some students may be skeptical about writing sample papers. Or even if they do, they do not take it sincerely and practice it as an open book test, without taking the permissible time limit into consideration. This is not a good practice, as habits built at an early stage are likely to be repeated during the main exam. However, it may be impossible to write the final exam as open book test, chances are that you may get stuck at the same point, where you’d start referring your book. Or can also face time duration related problems in the exam.

Previous board papers familiarize you with the board’s way of framing questions, and with time you develop an understanding of how to go about it. Good Luck!

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