CBSE Preparation Notes: Jaya Jha was one of the toppers of the CUET 2022 exam after she scored a perfect 800/800 in the debut edition of the national entrance exam. She appeared for the CUET UG – political science, history, English and psychology paper. After the results were declared, she chose the Hindu College, New Delhi and is currently pursuing her BA (Hons) Political Science at the prestigious institute. The CUET Topper shared insights on how CBSE Preparation Notes helped in preparing for CUET.

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How CBSE Preparation Notes Helped the CUET Topper

Ms. Jha scored an overall 95% in Class 10 and 99.5% in Class 12. She commented on how she prepared the CBSE Preparation Notes for her board exams and how that in turn helped her in the CUET exam. Remarkably, she achieved the feat of becoming a topper in the CUET exam without enrolling for any coaching. Future aspirants can find inspiration for CBSE 2024 Strategies to ace the exam.

She said that she started her preparation for CUET before the board exams. She made it a point to make notes for the first term exams of Class 12, which has objective questions and for the second term exam which was in a subjective format. She made two types of notes for the two types of questions which in turn together helped her in the CUET exam. 

She emphasized on how she made sure none of the ‘boxes’ and ‘timelines’ were left out from the NCERT chapters. These pointers given at the end of all chapters in the NCERT books contain key concepts and information.

Here are some more CUET Toppers' Advice:

• Aim for consistency with the preparation
• Share knowledge with someone you can trust. Nobody can complete everything alone and if you feel that you can do it together, go for it
• Try to cover all topics as much as possible, do not leave anything thinking it is too small and leave out
• Make sure that you take note of the boxes and timelines of the NCERT textbook
• Make the NCERT textbook your bible
• While attempting the exam, If you feel that a question is tricky, leave it and move on to another question