Summary of "AIR1 Aarav Malhotra's | 8 Step Roadmap to Score100% | Class 10th boards"
Summary of "AIR1 Aarav Malhotra's | 8 Step Roadmap to Score 100% | Class 10th boards"
This video by Aarav Malhotra, All India Rank 1 in CBSE Class 10 (2025) with a perfect score, presents a detailed 8-step roadmap to help students strategically prepare and score 100% in their Class 10 board exams. The focus is on smart preparation, disciplined study habits, and continuous self-assessment over the critical months from September to January.
Main Ideas and Lessons:
- Timeframe: The next four months (October to January) are crucial for board exam success.
- Preparation Strategy: Success depends on smart, structured preparation rather than luck.
- Continuous Assessment: Regular pre-board exams serve as checkpoints to monitor progress.
- Note Making: Effective note-making is essential for clear, concise answers.
- Revision: Cyclic and layered revision is key to mastering concepts and improving answer quality.
- Practice: Solving sample papers and previous year questions (PYQs) under exam conditions is vital.
8-Step Roadmap to Score 100%
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Set Target Percentages for Pre-Boards
- Set clear, incremental percentage goals for each pre-board exam.
- Use goals to motivate and align your hard work.
- Visual reminders (e.g., writing goals on your study desk) help maintain focus.
- Treat each pre-board as a step closer to your final board score.
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Analyze Your Answer Sheets
- After every exam (half yearly and pre-boards), thoroughly analyze your answer sheets.
- Identify where marks were lost: silly mistakes, weak topics, handwriting, presentation.
- Maintain a "Mistake Notebook" to track and avoid repeating errors.
- This analysis is crucial for real improvement.
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Start Making Real Notes
- Begin making proper, handwritten notes for theory subjects like Science and Social Science.
- Notes help in writing structured, clear, and to-the-point answers quickly during exams.
- Even if you dislike writing, note-making is non-negotiable for success.
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Make a Rigid Timetable (October to December)
- Calculate pending syllabus chapters and divide them across days until December.
- Split daily study time into three parts (excluding school/coaching hours):
- Current studies (new syllabus being taught)
- Note-making (handwritten notes for theory subjects)
- Revision (practice questions from worksheets and reference books)
- Create separate timetables for school days and weekends to optimize study time.
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Set Syllabus Targets Till Preboard One
- By half yearly, 75% syllabus is done; remaining 25% should be completed by Preboard One.
- Fit the new 25% syllabus into the "current studies" slot.
- Use note-making and revision slots to revise and practice the old 75% syllabus.
- Make notes for any chapters not yet covered.
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Set Syllabus Targets from Preboard One Till December End
- Complete practice from reference books for the new 25% syllabus.
- Aim to finish 100% syllabus coverage plus one reference book by end of December.
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The Reality Check Point (January)
- By January, the syllabus and reference book practice should be complete.
- Focus solely on solving sample papers and previous year questions under real exam conditions:
- Set a 3-hour timer.
- Attempt full papers in one sitting.
- Use proper answer sheets.
- Analyze performance after each paper to identify and revise weak areas.
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Smart Revision Strategy (Three-Layer Revision)
- Layer 1: Concept clarity through NCERT and strong foundational notes.
- Layer 2: In-depth practice with questions from reference books.
- Layer 3: Testing preparation by solving sample papers and PYQs.
- Revision should be cyclic—each round involves fixing mistakes, improving notes, and strengthening answers.
Speaker/Source:
- Aarav Malhotra – All India Rank 1, CBSE Class 10 (2025), presenter and strategist sharing his personal roadmap to scoring 100%.
This roadmap emphasizes disciplined goal-setting, self-analysis, thorough note-making, structured scheduling, and cyclic revision to maximize board exam performance.
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