Top Tips On How To Write The Perfect Paper During Your Boards

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Top Tips On How to Write the Perfect Paper During
Your Boards

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Top Tips On How to Write the Perfect Paper During
Your Boards
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Top Tips On How to Write the Perfect Paper During
Your Boards

• Every small detail in your answer sheet matters
  when it comes to grabbing more marks in your
  class 10 board exams. As the Maharashtra SSC
  boards near, it is time to pay attention to some
  of the best tips you need to know as far as
  writing a good paper is concerned. You may have
  already studied a major chunk of your syllabus
  and might have read thousands of tips on how to
  study, or how to attempt your paper. This being
  said, also knowing how to write your paper is of
  the utmost importance in order to score
  exceedingly well.

• Imagine a scenario wherein the examiner who is
  assigned with your paper has checked almost
  hundreds of answer sheets before you. Then
  consider how your examiner would feel if your
  paper were to be shabby, unkempt, and untidy. On
  the flip side, if your paper is neater and a lot
  easier to read and comprehend, the examiner will
  be in a better mood to form a great impression on
  your answer sheet. Your answers should be so
  visually appealing to the examiner so that he/she
  need not put any extra effort to go through your
  answer script. So to help you out, here are the
  best tips you need to know in order to write the
  best answer sheet ever!

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Top Tips On How to Write the Perfect Paper During
Your Boards

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• So without further ado, lets get right into how
  you can write a paper that is neat, precise, and
  well-framed.

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Draw Lines to Keep Your Content Looking Aligned

• As soon as you get your answer sheet before the
  question paper is given to you, invest your time
  in working on tidying up space in your paper.
  Draw a two-inch border on the right side of the
  page of your answer sheet where you can do your
  rough work. Otherwise, doing the rough work
  anywhere else in the sheet will make it look
  untidy. On the other hand, if you want to
  delegate the last page in the sheet for your
  rough work, leave the space after line as it is,
  this will allow some breathing space on the page,
  leaving it a little easier to read due to the
  white space balance.

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Go Beyond Text

• Always go beyond the call of duty and try to
  increase the pictographic content wherever
  possible by including as many diagrams, tables,
  charts, etc., as possible. It will help to make
  your knowledge more noticeable and visible than
  writing it in the form of long paragraphs and
  will also help the examiner in truly noticing the
  fact that you have studied well and understood
  all concepts instead of just memorizing text and
  writing it down. Effective time management will
  allow you to do this better. Make sure you solve
  adequate sample papers in order to break down
  your time and also practice some diagrams,
  tables, and pie charts while attempting these
  mock tests. This will give you a great idea of
  how you can successfully divide your time without
  having to lose out on any questions or marks.

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Divide Your Answers

• Most students have the habit of writing answers
  in a single paragraph, especially since they feel
  that they dont have enough time. This makes it
  extremely difficult for the examiner as he/she
  has already read dozens of these answers at this
  point, and doesnt feel like getting into another
  cramped block of text. To combat this drab and
  monotonous trend and score better, try to write
  most of the answers in points or bullets with
  properly highlighted headers and sub-headers. Try
  and use an alternate color (from the colors that
  are allowed) to write down sub-headings and point
  headings.

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Dont Be Afraid to Highlight

• Once again, if you leave no space or division in
  your answer, this might frustrate your examiner.
  In such a scenario, even if you divide your
  answer into points, sub-heads, or paragraphs or
  even if you dont- it is important to either
  highlight or underline the important bits of your
  answer that can draw the examiners attention to
  the core facts that will give him/her the
  insights on whether your answer is correct and
  whether you have understood the core concept.
  According to what the rules are, you could either
  highlight the core words and phrases with a
  highlighter or underline them with a pencil or a
  different colored pen, neatly with a ruler.

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Write an introduction and conclusion

• Wherever it is possible, make sure you write a
  good introduction and conclusion to your answer,
  so as to create a background and an end to what
  you have written. This will enable you to space
  out long answers and will give the examiner
  confidence about your ability to explain answers
  a lot more effectively.

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Draw A Line After Each Answer, Or Go to The Next
Page

• Amidst checking hundreds of papers, the
  examiners attention and eyesight may get fuzzy
  in figuring out where one answer has ended and
  where the next has begun, making it troublesome
  for you in scoring better. To avoid any of these
  discrepancies, it is important that you let the
  examiner know where your previous answer has
  ended. This is all the more crucial in places
  where you have jumbled the question paper
  sequence and attempted questions in a different
  sequence. To do this, either leave a line and
  draw a dividing line between the answer and the
  next or leave the remaining bit of the page and
  start with a new answer on a new page.

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Write Fast, But Neat

• Our hands are constructed so that our fingers can
  move up and down, not side to side. Thus, by
  writing with a more up and down motion, your hand
  can move faster and also prevents your writing
  from getting too messy. Also, dont just turn
  your wrists. Move your arms side by side at a
  constant rate as well. By moving your arms
  instead of your wrists, youll remove stress from
  turning your wrists. Allow your arm to guide your
  hand, not your wrist. Your writing will become
  straighter as well.
• Dont grip your pen so hard that you overwork
  your muscles, just relax your arms and keep it
  going.

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Write The Correct Question Numbers

• If youre not writing the answers as per the
  sequence of the question paper, you will have to
  be extremely vigilant in writing the correct
  numbers and options you choose. So, do not forget
  to write the question number against each answer
  properly. It should be clearly visible, or else
  you may lose marks for this silly mistake.

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Do Not Scribble

• If you have made an error in an entire paragraph
  or even just one or two words, make sure you
  dont just scribble all over the mistake. This
  disturbs the look of your answer. Instead, draw
  just one simple line or slash across the word or
  paragraph to show that the error has been made.
• In the end, once you are done with the paper,
  revise it thoroughly and highlight the important
  points or words. For instance- you can underline
  important words in paragraphs to grab the
  attention of the examiner. For more such
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