Educational Books You Must Have For Your Intermediate Exams

Posted by Bookswagon on January 30th, 2020

 If you have just gotten into the 12^th grade or are towards the end of the year and are close to your intermediate examinations, you are surely a little worried about your studies and your performance in the exams, which will, in turn, decide where you go for further studies. And while the exam results do play a hand in determining whether you get into your desired college or university, it is so important to keep calm and not let the stress get to you. Since your exams are prepared by your respective education boards and are also evaluated by teachers from all around, you need to be prepared really well. And to be fully ready to tackle any questions that might be thrown at you, your class textbooks might not be enough. You might need to consult other textbooks to make sure you have gone through different kinds of questions. Some of these are:

• The intermediate English Grammar book: When preparing for your English Intermediate examination, this is a book which is sure to help you prepare really well. It contains many different kinds of exercises aimed at improving your grammatical skills. You can get your tenses right, fill in the blanks with the correct articles, practice active-passive speech, identify figures of speech etc. It provides you with an opportunity to practise your writing skills, with letters, advertisements, notices, articles etc.

• Pharmacology Classification of Drugs, with Doses and Preparations book: If you are a student of biology or something pertaining to the medical sciences, you could always benefit with a pharmacology classification bookto help you memorise the different drugs, understand their origin and provide an easy way to classify them into different categories. You would also find exercises to test your knowledge. A book like this could be great to do some last-minute revision.

• Full Marks History book: For a humanities/art student, the history text-cum-refresher book by Full Marks is a great option if you have already been through your primary textbook and are looking to revise using some tables and charts. The book has a variety of questions which will definitely test your knowledge on the subject. There are also many map related questions which are also part of your exams.

• R.D Sharma Mathematics books: Mathematics is a subject known to worry a large number of students. To be able to solve the different problems in the exam, you would need rigorous practice to make sure that you are familiar with the possible mathematical problems. In that case, your textbook is not likely to suffice and you would need some other reference books such as the one by R.D Sharma which is well known to offer a multitude of questions, along with their solutions, to help you prepare adequately.

• Introductory Micro/Macroeconomics by Sandeep Garg: An interesting but tricky subject is economics. Not only do you need to understand the many economic principles and theories and be aware of economic practices, but you also need to know how to perform some mathematical calculations such as deducing mean, median, or finding out the GDP or NDP etc. In such situations, the more practise you get the better. Books by Sandeep Garg provide easy explanations of different concepts along with some mathematical questions and are great to refer to.

These are just some of the educational books you should consider buying when you wish to prepare for your intermediate exams. There are many more subjects like physics, accounts, geography, psychology etc. which are part of your curriculum depending upon your cluster and thus, there are many options for their reference books. Though you shouldn’t go completely crazy with it and buy multiple books for a single subject, a little extra effort and practise go a long way in ensuring good grades. So, take a breath, remain calm, study at your own pace, and ace those intermediate examinations.