Students preparing for the Class 12 Applied Mathematics board exam should focus on key syllabus topics, according to a Jaipur student. Nandita Jain, a Class 12 student at Maharani Gayatri Devi Girls' School, shared her detailed strategy for tackling the subject effectively.
Prioritizing High-Weightage Units
Nandita Jain emphasizes the importance of identifying and concentrating on high-weightage units in the syllabus. She specifically prioritizes topics related to financial mathematics and probability. This approach helps her allocate study time efficiently and cover the most critical areas first.
Effective Revision Techniques
Jain prefers marking important and frequently asked questions during her study sessions. She revises these marked questions regularly in subsequent study periods. For formula-based chapters, she stresses thorough formula revision and practicing a wide variety of questions to ensure correct application.
Strengthening Application Skills
To build application-oriented understanding, Jain regularly practices case study-based questions. She also focuses on competency-based multiple choice questions, with a strong emphasis on conceptual clarity. This method helps her grasp the underlying principles of the subject.
Analyzing Mistakes and Timed Practice
After practicing questions, Jain makes it a point to analyze errors in both MCQs and case-study questions. This analysis helps her avoid repeating the same mistakes. Additionally, she ensures regular practice of previous years' questions and CBSE sample papers under timed conditions. This timed practice prepares her for the actual examination day, building confidence and improving time management skills.
