Sonasri

1. There are lot of similarities between Telugu and Tamil words when it comes in speaking which makes it interesting for a newbie to like it. I don't want to go into any history or geography here.

2. Secondly the movies that makes Telugus like it as huge amount of Telugu dubbed movies are of Tamil origin. Also many Telugu movies use Tamil as their secondary language when it needs to be used as per story as it is Telugu/ Malayalam in Tamil. Also people belong to both the languages are very fond of movies compared to anyone else in this country.

3. Thirdly, education is what that TN attracts many but is more accessible to Telugus compared to anyone else like SRM, Sastra, VIT etc. Otherthan these institutes like IIT Madras was the only IIT that was available in older days for all south people where you can find a significant amount of Telugu people studied/ Studying in there.

4. The cuisine, as many Telugus are fond of food especially the spicy dishes, they also are fond of different tastes in which TN has got its hand on top with the items like Meen Kuzhambu, Kaarakkuzhambu, Ambur Biryani, Madras Sambar etc. I'm personally fond of all these.

5. Not only these, but also the people over there are very hard working and want to put their language on top of all everytime.

Study daily- More than studying during exam time it is important that you practice and study what you learn daily. As discussed, class 9 forms the foundation of a lot of topics introduced in higher classes so it is important that you form a firm base right now. For this to happen and to make it easy to score good marks in the final exam, it is important that you put in the work daily by studying what you keep learning in school on a regular basis. Prepare a schedule- Preparing a timetable that divides your time equally for different topics is very important for optimal time management and efficient learning. Give time to each and every topic while preparing the timetable and also give yourself breaks in between the study periods. In the timetable, also make sure that you set daily goals for yourself like finishing a certain topic or chapter. This will help you finish all the topics in time and keep you on track. Know the exam pattern- The final exam is of 80 marks. There are a total of 27 questions which can be of 1 mark, 2 marks, 3 marks and 5 marks. It is very important that all the diagrams drawn in the exam are drawn and labelled correctly. This might fetch you some extra marks that you would lose due to some other mistake. There are also practical based questions that can be asked from topics like tissue cells, compounds, mass, mixtures, laws of reflection of sound, the density of solid and speed. Make a list of important topics- Making a list helps you determine how to distribute your time while studying and which topic might need more attention and practice. Even if the whole chapter might not seem that important, make a list of topics within the chapter that you might think are important for you or need more time. Go through the NCERT book thoroughly and do not leave any topic while studying. Make notes- Making notes is a very effective way of learning what you are reading and memorising it. When you learn something by writing it you tend to retain it better. Make notes while going through the chapters in the NCERT book. Make notes that are concise and to the point. This will also make revision easier for you as you will not have to go through the whole chapter but you can just revise from the notes and refer to the textbook if needed. Practice questions and mock papers- Practice all the questions and exercises in the NCERT book.

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.

Session 1- Plan Your Work

      The best time to study is early in the morning. Your brain is most active at this time of the day. It can grasp better. You can study for longer hours by learning even better. Whatever you study at this part of the day stays with you longer. Try doing some exercise before sitting for your studies. Exercise can make you more active and help you not to yawn. 

Session 2- Homework and School Work

       Getting the task and completing it is just another step toward success. Don’t keep your work for later because then it will be postponed for the whole day. Try to complete your homework as soon as you reach home. If you don’t have any homework, revise and go through the chapters teacher’s taught you.

Fix a time for studies. Minimize your playtime if it is affecting your study schedule. Use sports, gaming, socializing, entertainment, and the internet to recharge your brain. Rejuvenation of mind and body is very important to understand better. Maintain a positive attitude and believe in yourself. 

Session 3- Tackle Your Difficult Subjects First

       There are at least 2 to 3 subjects in every student’s life which they find difficult. You should engage for one hour in these subjects. Manage subjects alternatively and give more priority to these subjects. 

Session 4- Easy Subjects

     Pick up the easier subjects and study at this time. You will enjoy reading your favorite subjects. That’s why you can understand it better in less time. 

Session 5- Timely Revisione

     Revise everything you did today. Go through every chapter and take your test.

Firstly, students question about having a perfct ten is 10th standard and scoring it in 9th class is considered something extremely difficult. But this is not the case.

Obviously the answer to your question is a big yes cz you can achieve anything you want. But the only thing I wanna tell u is that dont set parameters for yourself. Work hard so that u dont have to regret later never worry about the outcome.

Some basic tips u can follow

1. Solve R.D. Sharma for maths. Practice the questions multiple times so that u dont face any difficulties while solving them in the paper.
2. For social studies u can use a reference book named as “Self Study" as this is the subject which bothers max students.
3. While in exam, focus more on writing the answers in point format (specially in social studies).
4. U can use “Dinesh Publication” reference books for phy chem and bio.

Going through each and every topic and strengthening your concepts is most important. As a strong base of class 9th will prove helpful even in your further competitive exsms (JEE, NEET ).

Wishing you luck!