CBSE 12th

Consistency is the key to success and thus, you should start with the syllabus from the beginning of the session. However, in case you haven't finished your syllabus yet, you can follow the tips below that will help you complete all the chapters within two months: 

Organize your Syllabus

CBSE has a vast syllabus with several interlinked topics. So, you need to understand your syllabus thoroughly and start studying topic-wise. All the subjects have a large number of topics and chapters, but once you get cleared with all your concepts, you will find it easy to cover the syllabus. First, focus on understanding each concept of every specific topic, and then you need to move towards the theory part and numerical.

Create a Structured Schedule

Managing your time properly is the key for you to achieve your goal in less time. So, you need to structure your study time properly for each and every subject. You need to allot specific hours to all subjects. Along with this, you will need to dedicate a few hours to your Language subjects every week.

Solve Question Papers

Solving previous year's question papers is one of the best ways to test yourself, to understand where exactly you stand and what topics you need to focus on more. It also familiarizes you with the exam pattern, marking scheme, and types of questions that frequently appear. Additionally, it helps in managing time during the exam. 

Seek Guidance and Clarification

If you have doubts or find certain topics challenging, don't hesitate to seek help from teachers. When you do so, you will get to know that dedicated teachers do provide you with personalized attention, clarifying concepts and offering shortcuts or tips to solve problems effectively. 

Maintain a Balanced Approach

While it's crucial to focus on your studies, don’t neglect your health. Remember, a healthy body significantly contributes to maintaining a sound state of mind. Ensure you get adequate sleep, eat well, and indulge in short breaks or physical activities to rejuvenate your mind.

Revision and Self-Assessment

Regular revision is the key to retention. Schedule periodic revisions and self-assessments. Test your knowledge by solving quick quizzes or solving problems to ensure you've retained the information. Moreover, the revision will also help you reduce your anxiety.

Stay Positive and Confident

Lastly, stay positive. Maintain a positive attitude throughout your preparation. Believing in your abilities and staying confident can alleviate stress and enhance your performance during the CBSE board exams.

As per the National Law University Delhi admission guidelines, the eligibility criteria for BA LB (Hons) requires candidates must have a 45% in their Higher Secondary School Examination (10+2) system or an equivalent examination. In the case of SC/ST/Person with Disability, 42% is also eligible. The same eligibility criteria are valid for the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) exam 2025. However, having a valid BA LLB (Hons) eligibility criteria is not enough for admission to NLU. Students willing to secure BA LLB seats at NLU must appear for the AIET exam 2025. 

A good score for AILET as per last year's cut-off marks for each category is as under:
General - 93.25 marks
Scheduled Caste - 59.75 marks
Scheduled Tribe - 58.5 marks
Persons with Disabilities - 64 marks
Kashmir Migrant - 35.25 marks
Residents of Jammu and Kashmir - 54.25 marks.