Thank you, actually on regular school days I studied regularly for the Monday Test so that the entire course could be revised systematically, chapter wise. Before all major exams i.e Mid Term, Half Yearly and Pre-Boards I revised each subject twice but January onwards I put in 10 hours a day, following a subject wise schedule while taking short breaks after 3 hours or so.

Through out my schooling I have always been regular & consistent with my work. Hardwork is necessary uptill a certain limit, what matters most is what you write in the exam. It is here that exam temperament comes into play, so don't let the pressure of the exam take over your brains. Take the Board Exam just like any other exam.

As I didn't fear the Board Phobia, I studied regularly & with each exam that I took, be it Monday Test or Mid Term I gained confidence. For the Half Yearly Exam I used to study for at least six hours daily. I had revised the entire syllabus twice before taking the Pre-Board Exam. But, after the Pre-Boards I took it easy. Revised once more & solved lot of sample papers & previous board exam papers.

Board Exams are just a hype, no need to be nervous. Just be regular & consistent through out the year.

My advice would be not to get entangled in the hype of Board Exam. Maintain your cool during exam time.

Do not put unnecessary, pressure on yourself by studying 24×7. Spaceout your study schedule leaving nothing for the last minute.

My goal for the near future is to join IIT. As for life, I just want to be myself and live life my way.

Thank you. On behalf of Principal sir, vice principal madam, head mistress madam and entire staff members I take this opportunity to wish you all the best in all your endeavours. God Bless.