1. The crop is Jute, known as the Golden Fibre, cultivated largely in Odisha, West Bengal and parts of Meghalaya. It thrives in warm, humid climates with alluvial soil. Jute fibre is used for making ropes, sacks, mats and carpets, providing income and employment while contributing to India’s textile anRead more

    The crop is Jute, known as the Golden Fibre, cultivated largely in Odisha, West Bengal and parts of Meghalaya. It thrives in warm, humid climates with alluvial soil. Jute fibre is used for making ropes, sacks, mats and carpets, providing income and employment while contributing to India’s textile and export industries. Correct Option: (a) Jute

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  2. The assertion is true since Belgium’s community government has authority over cultural, educational and language issues, ensuring fair representation. However, the reason is false because state governments in Belgium are not subordinate; instead, the Belgian system follows power-sharing, where bothRead more

    The assertion is true since Belgium’s community government has authority over cultural, educational and language issues, ensuring fair representation. However, the reason is false because state governments in Belgium are not subordinate; instead, the Belgian system follows power-sharing, where both levels hold equal status to maintain harmony among different linguistic and cultural groups. Correct Option: (c) (A) is true, but (R) is false.

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  3. The 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act, 1992 promoted decentralisation of power by establishing Panchayati Raj institutions. It made local elections regular, enhanced community participation and ensured representation of women and weaker sections. This reform empowered villages to take developmentalRead more

    The 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act, 1992 promoted decentralisation of power by establishing Panchayati Raj institutions. It made local elections regular, enhanced community participation and ensured representation of women and weaker sections. This reform empowered villages to take developmental decisions, creating transparency, accountability and true democracy at the grassroots level in India. Correct Option: (A) Empowering communities by ensuring fair and regular local elections.

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  4. The developmental goals of landless rural labourers include more employment days, better wages and an end to social discrimination. They desire fair opportunities, job security and respect in society. These aspirations focus on reducing poverty and inequality, ensuring social justice and achieving eRead more

    The developmental goals of landless rural labourers include more employment days, better wages and an end to social discrimination. They desire fair opportunities, job security and respect in society. These aspirations focus on reducing poverty and inequality, ensuring social justice and achieving economic stability for rural workers and their families. Correct Option: (C) Only I, II and IV are correct.

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  5. Understand the Syllabus and Blueprint Download the latest CBSE syllabus (2025–26) for all subjects. Note chapter-wise weightage and question paper design from official CBSE sources or Tiwari Academy summaries. Focus on high-weightage topics first and balance easy-scoring chapters.   Master NCERRead more

    1. Understand the Syllabus and Blueprint
    • Download the latest CBSE syllabus (2025–26) for all subjects.
    • Note chapter-wise weightage and question paper design from official CBSE sources or Tiwari Academy summaries.
    • Focus on high-weightage topics first and balance easy-scoring chapters.

     

    1. Master NCERT with Tiwari Academy
    • NCERT books are the base for all CBSE questions — study them line by line.
    • Use Tiwari Academy for:
      • Free NCERT Solutions (step-by-step answers for all subjects).
      • Extra questions, MCQs, and assertion–reason practice for Science and SST.
      • Video explanations for difficult topics in Maths and Science.
    • After reading NCERT, revise using Tiwari Academy’s chapter notes and important question banks.

     

    1. Make Smart Notes
    • Prepare short and clear notes while studying.
    • Include key definitions, formulas, and examples from both NCERT and Tiwari Academy explanations.
    • Use color codes for headings and formulas for better memory.

     

    1. Follow a Balanced Study Timetable
    • Daily Routine (6–7 hours including school):
      • 2 hours – Maths/Science Practice
      • 1.5 hours – Social Science Revision
      • 1 hour – Languages (English/Hindi)
      • 30 min – NCERT reading/Tiwari Academy quizzes
    • Stick to your timetable strictly and keep weekends for mock tests.

     

    1. Practice Previous Year & Sample Papers
    • Solve CBSE Sample Paper 2025, previous 5 years’ papers, and Tiwari Academy’s practice papers.
    • Attempt them in full exam conditions (3 hours).
    • Check answers using Tiwari Academy’s detailed solutions to understand marking schemes.

     

    1. Improve Presentation Skills
    • Write answers neatly with headings, subheadings, and underlined keywords.
    • Draw diagrams and flowcharts wherever needed.
    • Maintain speed and accuracy to complete the paper on time.

     

    1. Revise Regularly
    • Do 3 rounds of revision:
      • 1st: After completing each chapter.
      • 2nd: Before pre-boards using Tiwari Academy revision notes.
      • 3rd: Last 15 days before board exam — focus on weak chapters and important questions.

     

    1. Stay Focused and Consistent
    • Take short breaks, sleep 7–8 hours, and eat healthy.
    • Avoid social media distractions.
    • Stay positive — consistency matters more than long study hours.

     

    1. Subject-Wise Strategy
    • Maths: Practice daily from NCERT + Tiwari Academy extra questions.
    • Science: Revise definitions, diagrams, and numerical problems.
    • Social Science: Memorize key terms, dates, and maps from short notes.
    • English/Hindi: Focus on grammar, writing formats, and chapter meanings.

     

    1. Why Tiwari Academy is So Important

    Free and trusted NCERT-based platform — perfect for Class 10 CBSE preparation.
    Covers all subjects: Maths, Science, SST, English, Hindi with solutions and summaries.
    Practice materials: Assertion–Reason, Case-based, and Objective-type questions as per new CBSE pattern.
    Regularly updated with latest sample papers and syllabus changes.
    Simple explanations in English & Hindi, making complex concepts easy to understand.

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