CBSE Class 10 Result 2020: Lessons Learned and Reflections
As a student who has always studied for knowledge, preparing for the CBSE Class 10 exams in 2020 was a journey filled with both triumphs and challenges. Throughout my preparation, I discovered what it truly means to strive for excellence and the importance of reflection.
My Preparation
I am a hardworking and passionate student. I am optimistic, believing in my abilities, yet I understand that inconsistency is a significant threat to my success. By the end of my two-month preparation period, I had dedicated myself entirely to revision, completing RD Sharma twice and only working from the NCERT textbooks. I did not engage in extracurricular activities, focusing all my energy on mastering the subject matter. However, I did not solve mock papers, as my goal was to thoroughly revise the syllabus.
Exam Day Reflections
English (26 Feb): I managed to cover a few chapters, learning valuable life lessons. Although I had expected to score above 95, I was pleased with a score of 91. This exam marked a significant milestone in my preparation.
Hindi: My favorite subject, yet I fell short of my expectations, scoring 84 instead of 99. The key takeaway was that marks are not just about scoring well; they are about what you bring to the table in terms of learning and engagement. I wrote an essay emphasizing the importance of applying knowledge rather than merely learning it, which I felt was even more valuable than the high marks.
Science: While I am not particularly fond of Chemistry, my overall approach was comprehensive. I expected a score around 94, which I achieved. Even a good score is a testament to my efforts and dedication.
Maths: My usual score is around 80, but my teacher had faith in me. I aimed for a perfect 100 but discovered a mistake a few days after the exam, which could have earned me a score above 98. I ended up with 98, validating the importance of continuous review and practice.
Sanskrit (SSC): My forte, I was confident of scoring a perfect 99, but a single multiple-choice question error left me with a score of 99. Along with my 93.2% overall, I am proud of the experience and learning it brought.
Lessons and Insights
In conclusion, the 2020 CBSE Class 10 board exam results were both a reflection of my efforts and a personal lesson in perspective. The poem I composed highlights the importance of accepting life, especially in times of struggle, and maintaining a positive outlook. On the results day, I learned something crucial: instead of wishing for the best, it is important to believe that everything will work out for the best because God is always with you.
I hope that sharing this reflection and my story can inspire others to take action and make a positive impact in their lives. Let's commit to lifelong learning and striving for greatness, focusing on personal growth and achievement over mere academic scores.