CBSE 10th Board Exam 2020: 5 important things parents need to know before filling application forms, LOC

CBSE 10th Board Exam 2020: 5 important things parents need to know before filling application forms, LOC  New Delhi: Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE has started the application process for CBSE 10th 12th Board Exam 2020. The schools are at the moment busy finalising the LOC or list of candidates. CBSE has issued strict guidelines to schools and also asked the parents to check a few things. The important things that parents need to know before filling the application or LOC form for CBSE Class 10 Board Exam 2020 are listed below.

Candidates and parents may kindly go through the list as changes at a later date may attract penalties. The points are based on the CBSE Guidelines issued for LOC submission.

CBSE 10th Board Exam 2020: 5 important things to know about LOC submission, application forms

CBSE Class 10 certificates are also used as a proof of date of birth in various documents. This makes the CBSE Class 10 application forms an extremely important document. Parents are hence advised to ensure that all the details are entered correctly. Any error in Class 10 application would lead to continuation of the error in all subsequent documents and cause problems.

For the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class 10 Board Exam 2020, students should have a clear idea of the English communicative latest syllabus to score more marks in the board examination.

In the previous year, the board made it mandatory for all the students to appear in the CBSE Class 10 Board exams.

According to the latest marking scheme of the board, the performance of a student is evaluated on the basis of a final examination in the subject. The total assessment comprises of 80 marks for class 10 Board examination and 20 marks for Internal Assessment (IA).

What are some study tips that one can give a Class 10 CBSE student?

India is a country obsessed with marks, where your fate is decided by marks and your intelligence is also decided by marks. So, your scores expected in CBSE Class 10 means almost everything, even more than your parents’ expectations. You also need to remember all the complex formulae and challenging concepts of the syllabus which add to the pressure. TopperLearning presents 5 tips you need to follow to clear the CBSE Class 10 examinations with great marks.

CBSE Class 10 Preparation Tips

1) Understand all the concepts in-depth: Over the years, the CBSE exams are becoming challenging as some students are scoring 95%+ marks, but they are still not able to get admissions in good colleges. But is this reason to worry?

Not at all, you need to worry only if you cannot understand the fundamentals and concepts of a subject. Because the fundamentals you will learn will also be used in the future. Time management and learning all the concepts will definitely help you to achieve success in the examination.

2) Keep all formulae handy: Reactions are often frightening as you need to remember formulae. However, you must figure out a trick; a trick which will help you to remember all the formulae. Do you remember counting your knuckles? As a kid, you use to remember and differentiate between odd and even numbers by counting your knuckles. It also helped you to count things like the number of days in a month. Similarly, remembering and understanding formulae with similar simple tricks will help you when answering the CBSE Class 10 exams.

3) Solve previous years’ question papers: It is usually said that history repeats itself. In simple words, refer to CBSE Class 10 board exam past year papers. While regular practice will make you perfect, referring to previous years’ question papers will help you pass the examinations with flying colours. To excel in Mathematics especially, you need to refer to previous years’ question papers. Most questions which will be asked in your examination will be from previous years’ question papers (about 40%).

4) Refer to NCERT Solutions: There was an ancient quote, ‘Work hard, fruits will be sweet in the future’. This was later replaced with ‘Work smart, you are born to win’. Similarly, students who want to clear their examinations with high marks need to refer to the NCERT Solutions. These Solutions containing all the explanations and questions are recommended by CBSE for study.

5) Create a 90-day plan: A quick solution to success is worth nothing; hard work and preparation should be smart. You need to make a 90-day plan before the examination and should strictly follow the schedule. Once you start doing this, you will definitely see improvement and you will succeed in the CBSE Class 10 examination.

CBSE GUIDELINES..

1.       Applicants should use separate form for each certificate. If necessary typed/Photostat  application form may be used.

2.       Candidate applying for duplicate documents and Migration Certificate upto Examination of 2001 may send application along with fee to the Deputy Secretary, Central Board of Secondary Education, Todarmal Marg, Ajmer, (Rajasthan). All payments be made in favour of Secretary, CBSE, payable at Ajmer and mode of payment shall be IPO / Bank Draft only. Those applying personally at Ajmer Office may deposit fee in cash also.

3.       Triplicate copy or of further copies of qualifying certificates shall not be issued unless the Controller of Examinations is further satisfied by some documentary evidence that the duplicate copy has also been actually lost / destroyed.

4.       In case the fee is remitted by crossed Postal Order / Bank Draft, it must be drawn in favour of the Secretary, Central Board of Secondary Education, payable at the concerned Regional Office.

5.       Fees prescribed for various certificates are as follows (DOCUMENTS WILL BE RECEIVED AFTER 15 DAYS ( EXCLUDING HOLIDAYS)) :

For fee details, please see revised fee notice given at the end of application form.

6         If certificate is required after two days (excluding holidays) an urgent fees of     Rs.500.00 extra may be remitted. If the certificate is required by post an extra amount of Rs. 25.00 may also be remitted. (Rs. 35/- for outstation candidates)

7         In case the document is not collected by the applicant within three months from the date of depositing the fees, it will be cancelled and the candidate will have to apply afresh in case he needs the same.

8.       The certificate will ordinarily be issued after two weeks (excluding holidays) from the date of receipt of the application from and the fee, provided the application form is found complete in all respects.

9.       Migration certificate is issued only to those candidates who have passed an examination of the Board or to those who have been placed in compartment in order to enable them to seek admission for a further course of study. The failed candidates should not apply for migration certificate and Provisional Certificate. Please also mention previous year's Roll No. if passed in second chance compartment examination for Provisional Certificate

10.   All certificates for Delhi Region will be delivered on the production of receipt issued by the Board between 3 to 5 PM only (excluding holidays). The fee from candidates of Delhi Region for 2003 and onwards examinations can be deposited between 9.15 AM to 1.15 PM on every working day at Syndicate Bank, PS 1-2, Institutional Area, Patparganj, Delhi-110092

11.   The students of Chennai Region who have passed examination in 1991 or later should apply to Chennai Regional office only for obtaining duplicate documents. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT CBSE OFFICIALY WEBSITE: WWW.CBSE.NIC.IN

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