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Students must go through the points below to avoid the CBSE board exam-day hassles:All communication devices like mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, headphones, pagers, fitness bands, cameras, etc., are barred from carrying to the examination hall.Accessories like wallets, goggles, handbags, and purses are not to be carried.Students must not forget to carry all the stationary items that are required to appear for the CBSE 12th board exams as sharing of stationary is not allowedHowever, do not forget to carry your CBSE admit card on all exam daysStudents without the admit crad will not be allowed to write their CBSE board exams

To score 100 percent in CBSE board exams, you must complete all the topics mentioned in the syllabus and be thorough with the concepts. You can follow the points below that will help you score cent per cent-Study Plan to Complete the Syllabus on Time.Manage Time for Revision.Keep One Sample Paper & Mock Test To Solve Each DayIdentify Mistakes & Rectify ThemList Down Important TopicsMaster Good Writing SkillsStop Cramming, Understand the Concept

Kerala SSLC is easier as compared to CBSE 10th exam. Valuation is liberal for Kerala SSLC. Most of the students clear the Kerala SSLC exam. The pass percentage of Kerala SSLC is always higher than CBSE. As far as competitive exams are concerned, CBSE is better. Students who learned CBSE will be easily cracking competitive exams. 

CBSE offers three main streams in Class 12, namely Science, Commerce and Arts/Humanities. The subjects in CBSE 12th Science stream include Physics, Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, Home Science, Electronics, Statistics, Psychology etc. The CBSE Class 12 Commerce subjects include Business Studies, Accountancy, Economics, Maths, Statistics, Computer Application etc. The CBSE 12th Humanities subjects include Economics, Politics, History, Geography, Sociology, Geology, etc.

In case you feel you are not rewarded proper marks, you can apply for revaluation of CBSE 12th Physics result 2024. Thereafter, if you still feel that your scores should have been higher, you must apply for rechecking of the paper. But keep in mind that if the scores are reduced after reval/rechecking, you will not be given the choice to keep the previous marks. CBSE 12th result 2024 is expected to release in the first week of May 2024 on the official website- cbse.nic.in. Students can check their CBSE Class 12 result 2024 using roll number and other details mentioned in the admit card. 

CBSE released the subject-wise CBSE Class 12 question papers 2024 for all subjects on its official website. Students can download the subject-wise question papers by clicking on CBSE 12th question paper 2024. These question papers can be used to assess the current year's performance and to prepare for CBSE Class 12 exams 2025. The CBSE question papers makes one familiar with the exam pattern, marking scheme, the difficulty level of exam and more.