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CBSE Examination Date Sheet for the Year 2010
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A major Olympiad programme in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy and Junior Science is operational in the country. The programme aims at promoting excellence in Science among pre-University students and selecting teams of students to represent India at the International Olympiads in these subjects. The Olympiad in Junior Science has been added from the year 2008.
What are these Olympiads ?
Olympiads are internationally recognised competitions in various fields of knowledge. These are the highest level examinations and are hosted by different countries every year.
Participation in any of these Olympiads has worldwide recognition and is considered as a great achievement.
Who conducts these Olympiads?
These Olympiads are conducted by Indian Association of Physics teachers every year as per the following five stages:
Stage I National Standard Examination in the subject (NSEP, NSEC,NSEB,NSEAand NSEJS)
Stage II Indian National Olympiad in the subject (INPhO,INCh0,INBO,INAO,INJSO)
Stage III Orientation cum selection camp
Stage IV Pre-departure training camp
Stage V Participation in International Olympiad
Stage I competition is conducted by Indian Association of Physics teachers in different parts of the country generally in the month of November every year. This competition has CBSE Class XII syllabus standard level. All the .remaining stages are organized by Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education, Mumbai .
Students are most worried when exams come.But if we have confident then it is not to be worry.Some important tips for studying are as follows:
1.Give all the chapters equal importance ,don't ignore any chapter.
2.Discuss about sample questions and other problems with your friends.
3.Repeat the notebooks which you have already read.
4.Don't read too much which can make you ill.
5.Solve all questions ,if it is not possible by you then take help from teacher,internet,books etc
6.If some questions are so hard then try to solve first of all then yourself and again try .
7.When you are studying then also care your health because remember if your health loss then you will unable to do exam finely
8.At examination time, don't read different note which are different from your own notes.
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CHENNAI: As exams near, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and schools have decided to counsel the parents as much as the
students.CBSE has issued, along with tips for students to prepare for the exams, guidelines for parents. The list advices parents on how to give the right kind of support to the child. It talks about how parents should guide the child in planning, organising and setting up a timetable for study and how to motivate and encourage them. It tells parents not to place their anxiety on the child.
"I have seen parents becoming more anxious than the children or the teachers. They don't allow the children to relax. They want to attain their goals through their children. It sometimes becomes a prestige issue for them," says CSI St Stephen's Matriculation High School principal Geetha Solomon, warning of negative results such pressure can give.
Jeeva Veerappan, mother of Nandini who will be taking her class X board exams this year, says, "My daughter studies in a matriculation school, but I happened to look at the CBSE website and found the guidelines for parents useful. It told me how to encourage my child to study without stressing her out."
Schools are also doing their bit to tell parents how to do the right thing. SBOA Model Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Mogappair convened a special counselling session for parents. Madras Christian College Higher Secondary School handed out circulars that included the right diet for students studying late into the night to methods to keep them calm and motivated.
Parents have also been logging on to the internet for tips. Classontheweb.com has a parents online section that allows them to send queries related to the child's psyche. "We have many parents keying in queries about how to help their child concentrate on their work better and how to keep them relaxed. Our trained counsellors and teachers with several years of experience take the opportunity to tell them how important it is for the child to take small breaks between study sessions. We have a team of 60 to 70 teachers and a trained team of psychological counsellors who provide this service," says Shashikala L, head of web products at Everonn Systems, which powers classontheweb.com.
