CBSE 10th

The upcoming board exams have led to considerable stress for both students and parents, with the pressure to perform at their best. To reduce this stress, the tele-consultation service will offer personalized guidance. Students can interact with CBSE's trained counselors and receive advice on topics such as how to prepare for the exams, which topics to prioritize, and how to tackle difficult subjects. This service will provide students with the support they need to navigate the challenges of exam preparation. Students and parents can call the CBSE's toll-free number, 1800-11-8004, 24/7 for information and guidance regarding CBSE Board Exams 2025. This service is available in both Hindi and English. A team of professionals, including psychologists, trained counselors, and principals, is available for tele-counseling from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Monday through Saturday.

If you're interested in pursuing a career in archaeology, here's a path you can consider after completing your 10th and 12th:After 10th:Choose Humanities in 12th: For archaeology, you should ideally choose Humanities in 12th, with subjects like History, Geography, and Political Science, which will provide a strong foundation for the field.After 12th:Bachelor's Degree: After completing your 12th, you can pursue a Bachelor's in History or Archaeology. Many universities in India offer undergraduate programs specifically in archaeology.PG Options: After your undergraduate degree, you can pursue a Master's in Archaeology or related fields like Cultural Heritage or Museology.Top Colleges for Archaeology in India:Deccan College Post-Graduate and Research Institute, PuneBanaras Hindu University (BHU), VaranasiUniversity of Delhi, DelhiAligarh Muslim University (AMU), AligarhJawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), DelhiInstitute of Archaeology, Archaeological Survey of India, Delhi All the very best! 

WEEK 1-2: REVIEW AND UNDERSTANDDay 1-3: Overview of subjectsAllocate half a day to each subjectGo through the syllabus, noting important topics and weightageDay 4-6: Create a study planBreak down each subject into chapters/topicsAllocate days to cover specific topics based on their importance and your understandingDay 7-10: Initial revisionStart with a quick revision of the topics you've coveredIdentify areas where you need to focus moreWEEK 3-4: IN-DEPTH STUDY AND PRACTICEDay 11-15: Detailed study - Subjects 1 and 2Dive deeper into the first two subjectsWake up early and revise important formulasStay calm and focused during the examManage your time wisely and attempt all questionsFocus on understanding concepts, solving problems, and practicing questionsDay 16-20: Detailed study - Subjects 3 and 4Repeat the process for the next two subjectsEnsure a balance between theory and practiceDay 21-25: Mock tests and revisionTake full-length mock tests for all subjectsAnalyse your performance and focus on weak areasRevise important formulas and concepts.Day 26-28: Final revisionFocus on quick revision of the entire syllabusEmphasise key formulas, concepts, and important factsSolve sample papers or previous years' question papers.Day 29: Last-minute revision and relaxationReview your notes and key pointsAvoid learning new topics; focus on reinforcing what you knowTake short breaks and get adequate restDay 30: Exam day preparationTips for students-1. Consistent schedule: Stick to a consistent study schedule2. Breaks: Take short breaks between study sessions to stay refreshed3. Healthy lifestyle: Maintain a healthy lifestyle with proper sleep and nutrition4. Stay positive: Believe in your preparation and stay positive