CBSE Class 12 Business Studies Board exam: How to prepare
for the exam
The Central Board of Secondary Education will conduct
Class 12 Business Studies exam on March 24, 2020 from 10.30 am to 1.30 pm. Read
on to know more...
Hindustan Times, New Delhi : Jan 30, 2020
CBSE Class 12 students who opted for Commerce stream have
to pick Business Studies as one of the subjects.
The study of business is about how people organize and
act to develop goods and services to satisfy consumers. It focuses on how to
make a business successful.
The Central Board of Secondary Education will conduct
Class 12 Business Studies exam on March 24, 2020 from 10.30 am to 1.30 pm. The
theory exam will be of 80 marks, while project will make up for the rest 20
marks.
There are three parts to the CBSE Class 12 syllabus of
Business Studies.
Principles and Functions of Management is one of the most
important part carrying 50 marks of the total 100.
It has further 7 divisions, of which Organising carries
the highest marks. Next is the Business Finance and Marketing portion that
carries 30 marks. Every student has to submit a project work, which will carry
20 marks weightage.
The concepts in Business Studies need to be understood
thoroughly. Reading the chapter soon after it has been taught in class is a
model practice.
Students should not get disheartened if the scores are
not on a par with practical papers like Accountancy.
Here are some preparation tips which can help candidates
Understanding concepts: By reading the definitions, features and reasoning of a
concept, understanding it would be easy.
Completing syllabus: The syllabus of CBSE Class 12 is to be covered entirely
to be able to answer every question on the paper.
Start early: Business studies cannot be crammed just before the exam. Students need to
start early. Without taking stress, one can just go through the chapter taught
in class, so that it gets retained better.
Important parts: Capital Structure is a crucial concept of financial management
that students need to handle with care. One should try to understand how the
statement or format is being derived instead of simply mugging it.
General Tips
Written practice: In order to remember the chapter or lesson better, write
down whatever you are reading to retain the information better.
Sample questions: Question papers from previous years are easily available
on the Internet. Practicing them within the speculated time frame will help
students in adjudging their speed and ability of comprehending what the
question actually demands.
Textbooks are key: For scoring good marks in Business Studies, reading from
the CBSE’s NCERT textbooks is good enough. Additional guides can be used to
practice mock questions.
Source : https://www.hindustantimes.com/education/cbse-class-12-business-studies-board-exam-how-to-prepare-for-the-exam/story-1yrxrZ7qPU0lKQBUn8hWTN.html
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