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By Karan Singh Bisht
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Updated on 16 Feb 2026, 15:32 IST
If your CBSE Class 10 Maths exam is tomorrow, take a deep breath. One day is not enough to learn everything from scratch - but it is absolutely enough to revise smartly, strengthen scoring areas, and improve accuracy.
Scoring 90+ in Maths is not about being a genius. It’s about:
This guide is designed using the latest CBSE paper pattern, marking scheme trends, and common student performance analysis to help you focus only on what matters in the final 24 hours.
The biggest mistake students make one day before the CBSE board exam is panic-studying everything. That lowers confidence and increases confusion.
Instead:
Also Read: CBSE Class 10 Maths Answer Key
Start with scoring chapters:
Focus on:

Do not start new concepts. Revise solved examples from NCERT and previous board-type questions.
Take one latest sample paper and solve it within 3 hours.

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While solving:
After finishing:
This improves time management and confidence.
Formula recall can directly increase your score by 10–15 marks. Write these once for better memory retention:

Standard values (0°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 90°) must be perfect.
Revise these carefully. Many students lose marks simply because they forget formulas.
Focus especially on:
Practicing 10–15 important questions per weak chapter is enough.
Make a single-page formula sheet including:
Revise this sheet before sleeping and once in the morning.
Avoid these common errors:
Board exam marking gives step-wise marks. Even if the final answer is wrong, correct steps can fetch partial marks.
Accuracy matters more than speed.
A calm mind performs better than a stressed one.
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Yes, if your basics are already covered. One day is not for learning new chapters; it’s for smart revision and accuracy improvement. Focus on:
Board exams reward clear steps and correct formulas. Even improving accuracy by 10–15 marks can push you above 90.
Based on recent board trends, focus on:
These chapters usually contain 4–5 mark questions and case study based questions, which significantly impact your score.
Revise these high-scoring formulas:
Writing formulas once before sleeping improves recall in the exam hall.
Yes, but only one full sample paper under timed conditions. It helps with:
After solving, review your errors immediately. Do not attempt multiple new papers at the last moment.
Avoid these mistakes:
Most students lose 8–12 marks due to avoidable errors. Reducing mistakes alone can help you cross 90.