Revision key to scoring good marks: Isha

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 01:07 PM Jul 14, 2020 IST

Ecstatic to have bagged the second position in the district, Isha said this was the first time that she had excelled in her academics. She was sure about scoring around 95 per cent marks, but achieving more than that today definitely surprised her. She believes that one should not take stress during the exams. Students should always focus on making strategies and develop interest in their subjects. “Completing my homework daily, frequent revisions of all topics, resolving queries and practising sample papers are some of methods which can help one achieve good marks. Moreover, seven to eight hours of sleep and sparing time for hobbies are equally important,” added Isha, who wants to join Delhi University for further studies. She advises her juniors to maintain calm while taking the exam and focus on time management.

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