One of the biggest mistakes is solving papers only for marks. If a student gets a low score and simply moves to the next paper, the opportunity to improve is lost.
Another mistake is attempting papers without following the actual time limit. This can create a false sense of preparation because students may perform well when they have unlimited time.
Students should also avoid memorising answers from previous papers. Understanding the underlying concept is more useful because board questions can be framed differently.

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