Tips for History Board Exam - 25/March/2019 !!

Hello Dear Examinee,

As we all know that your next exam is History on 25/March/2019. And if you have done your preparations than it will be good for you. But only preparation is not enough score more. Your preparation needs some extra efforts to score 90+ in board exams. For that extra nutritionist tips I came up with some quick revision points which will be very beneficial and helpful for your history exam, Actually History is a scoring subject only you just need to know the fundamentals about how to make complete preparation and how to perform your preparation in the exam hall. So for that read my 6 unique searched topics or points which will definately helpful to you.

1. Make Flashcards Of Key Terms, People And Dates -

By preparing flash cards you will be more inclined to have a look at them more often than what you normally would. This would obviously result in you retaining the concepts better. Hence make it a point to make a note of the all the key dates in flashcards. If you are the creative sort, you can also consider making it colourful. However, make sure that you do not put in too much of an effort into preparation of the flashcard as that will leave you with lesser time to study.

2. Prepare Your Own Notes -

By studying from your own notes (and not that given by your college or tuition teacher), you ensure that the highlight is on the concepts that you are not so strong at. That way you can ensure that equally well versed with all the topics that are there in your syllabus and that you score well. Another advantage of preparing your own notes is the fact that in the process of preparing you actually end up studying the topic once.

3. Use Mnemonics To Memorize Facts -

Every individual has a unique way of remembering things. Things that are important to you may not be so to someone else and vice versa. That is why it is a good practice to come up with your own mnemonics when it comes to memorizing facts. A very important aspect of answering the history question paper is to answer in correct chronology. By using mnemonics you will ensure that the data is recalled in the correct order.

4. Connect Details To A Map Or Timeline To Find A Relation Between The Facts -

We understand that the subject of history has a lot of facts and figures and it is evident that you will get confused with the facts and figures once in a while. To avoid that from happening, try to connect all the details that you learn in a particular chapter or unit to a map or timeline.

5. Take Practice Tests -

In history board exams what is often seen is the fact that students are unable to complete the exam and they claim that the paper was ‘too lengthy'. Usually that is not the case. The reason most people find it difficult to complete the history papers is because they have poor time management skills. To tackle this problem makes sure that you take a lot of practice tests. That way you will not have to leave questions (whose answers you are well aware of) unanswered.

6. Use The Unit’s Main Idea To Prepare For The Long Questions -

Any history question paper is bound to have some long descriptive type questions in it. The advantage of this type of questions is that they are often repetitive in nature. Thus if you can go through the previous years' questions and prepare on a certain number of broad questions using the unit's main idea to convey that you have read through the entire lesson, chances are that you will score very good marks in the history exam.

 

I hope after reading all this you get an idea about what to do next for complete the preparation of your History Exam. Thank You

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