TS SSC

Marking done by Telangana Board is fair and lenient. After the evaluators are done with the checking, the answer sheet goes for another round of random checking by the supervisor, to ensure it's fairness. 

Thus, students must not worry about the strict/lenient checking by the evaluators and focus on completing their syllabus and ensuring that their preparataion strategy is on point so that they do not have to worry about the checking.

Pariksha pe Charcha was started by PM Narendra Modi in 2018. It talks about combating stress and effective preparation during exams.  Time and again, our prime minister has suggested students to stay focused and confident about their preparation. He also advise students not to overstress themselves but rather celebrate exams like festivals. 

The Telangana board results have seen considerate improvement through the years. So, yes, Pariksha pe charcha does help students to remain calm and relaxed during examinations and this has resulted in better performance. 

Almost every student must had this thought of passing the TS SSC board exams without studying, however, one should understand that TS 10th board exams are a turning point for their future. While there is no shortcut to pass the 10th board exams without studying, students can follow the points listed below and try their best to pass Telangana board exams.

• Use Mind Maps And Visual Aids
• Compile All The Notes
• Practice Regular Summarisation
• Quiz Yourself
• Review Course Notes
• Use Online Resources
• Using A Tutor Or Study Group
• Use Mnemonics
• Stay Positive And Confident
• Prioritise Sleep and Nutrition  

Students must not stick any money in their exam sheet. This is considered cheating and could result in the cancellation of exam or child being expelled from school.

Over five Lacs students appear for their BSE Telangana SSC exams every year. The exams are held in February-March in pen and paper format. The Board releases the TS SSC hall ticket for the exams at least 15 days before the commencement of exams. Students need to collect their hall ticket from their school and must carry it on all exam days. 

There is no concept of good or bad marks. You must focus on your studies and work hard towards achieveing good score in the board exams. The concept of good/bad marks can be benchmarked by you depending on the stream/career you have chosen for yourself. If you wish to enter IIT and become an engineer, you must aim for 90+ percentage, so on and so forth. 

Thus, set an aim for yourself and build a way to reach the goal and THAT shall be good enough for you.

All the best!