How do I study SST in class 9?

 Go through the syllabus thoroughly: Going through the syllabus is key for exam preparations as it will help students understand what chapters and topics are included and accordingly, they can plan how to go about their preparations.

Identify important chapters and topics: While going through the syllabus, students must ensure to make note of which chapters and topics are important or carry more weightage. This exercise will help in identifying which topics to complete first and which ones to study later.

Plan a study routine: Preparing a well-planned study routine is essential for managing time and ensuring that the syllabus is completed timely. It imbibes discipline into the way students are studying for their exams. The study plan should be prepared considering how much should be allotted to each chapter based on the level of difficulty and complexity.

Make handwritten notes while studying: Taking notes by hand while studying is one of the most effective ways of processing and retaining information mentally. Writing down important points helps students consolidate what they have learnt in their brain and improves their ability to recall the information better during exams. Handwritten notes also make revision much better and effective as students will be familiar with what they have written when they revisit the notes later.

Solve previous year question papers: Solving previous year question papers is very effective in helping students familiarise with the type of questions asked in the exams and the marking scheme. Students can also use it to practice time management and to improve their ability to solve questions quickly.

Practice Sample Papers and Mock Tests: CBSE Class 9 Social Science sample papers and mock tests are very effective for students to get a real exam experience. Embibe offers free CBSE Class 9 mock tests and sample papers for students to practice.

Maintain a positive attitude: Self motivation is important in determining students’ exam performance. Students must always stay positive, and try to retain the appetite to learn more and perform better. If students prepare well, stay confident and most importantly, believe in themselves, they will most certainly score good marks.