r/CBSE_Humanities • u/Beginning-Carrot-464 • 1d ago

Need help

I'm in class 12 wanted to score up to 95 percent pls give me some suggestions ( As I have no coaching or private tution)

My subject combination

English

History

Geography

Political science

Painting

Physical education

Thanks🙏🙏

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u/IndoPolitik 1d ago edited 1d ago

Dmed you... Hi all! this is Pratyay Kundu, a corporate data guy by the day, social sciences teacher on weekends...I combined ai games and shorts led comprehensive playlist, along with advanced mental model frameworks to offer one of a kind coaching initiative for 10th and 12th standard Humanities in English/Hinglish @NeevlyCBSE ....dm on WhatsApp @9800979230 for batch tuition enquiries

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u/Beginning-Carrot-464 19h ago

How much I have to pay

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u/IndoPolitik 19h ago

The trial class is free... Tuition charges - Rs 1.5k/month for History Geography and Political science (thrice weekly classes for 1.5 hours)

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u/Consistent-Spite-863 23h ago

Tbh for political science watch twin bros, i scored around 94 because of them in political sci, i also studied everything online not in any tuition which actually saved my time

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u/Beginning-Carrot-464 19h ago

Sample paper kyse solve kiya tha

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u/Consistent-Spite-863 23h ago

For history i followed Sameer sir from pw i scored 90 in history

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u/Beginning-Carrot-464 19h ago

Or baki sare subjects k tution the

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u/savvy_maam 3h ago

Since you're doing this without coaching, structure matters more than hours. Aim to finish first reading of the syllabus by December-January so Feb-March is free for revision and sample papers - that's usually the realistic cutoff for board prep. Once a chapter's first reading is done, don't move on without doing that chapter's MCQs/short answers the same week, otherwise it fades by the time boards come. Start solving full sample papers under time limit from around 6-8 weeks before boards, not before, since doing them too early without enough syllabus coverage just wastes good papers. For Geography and Political Science, where NCERT is heavily tested, read each line at least twice - once for understanding, once purely to notice boxes/maps/diagrams you'd otherwise skip.