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Please approach your nearest branch of Sri Ramakrishna Math and tell them about your intention of taking Mantra. The monk/ manager in the Math would normally ask you about your background knowledge about Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Sarada Devi and Swami Vivekananda. You are expected to have some reasonable exposure by reading their books and have a conviction about Sri Ramakrishna as a divine Avatar.Mantra diksha is given only by one or two designated senior most monks of RK Math (President / Vice President of Belur Math) and as and when such a monk visits the branch (may be a once or twice in a year), you can get intimated. They will also display a board in the Math premises about the visit and giving of Mantra diksha. You have to fill up a form asking your biodata and about your interest on Ramakrishna. You can thus get registered to be a seeker of Diksha. They will intimate to you when and how to come and the things you have to bring in the morning. (Flower garland, fruits to offer, a pair of dhoti & angavastra to be given, Guru dakshina (as per your wish), any donation willingly given etc).Please note: Ramakrishna Math will initiate you only in Sri Ramakrishna mantra. If you want to be initiated in any other mantra (like Shiva mantra or Narayana mantra) they won't.You are expected to come with empty stomach early in the morning.The ceremony will be a common session for all the seekers of diksha for the day. There will be a bhajan session and then a formal puja to be performed by you etc. The Diksha guru would give a small introductory lecture; ask for any clarifications from the gathering. He will give the mantra commonly to all in a closed hall/ room. (not individually). Then each individual will be invited to come to the Guru and he will be asked to chant the mantra to the Guru so as to ensure that it has been grasped properly and pronounced properly.As a regular practice, you will be advised to chant the mantras at least 108 times per session twice a day. The more you do, the better. An instruction slip will be given to you giving further guidelines on Mantra chanting, and advice of doing manasa puja, meditation etc.Then you will individually offer a pada puja to the guru after garlanding him and making the offerings brought by you.The session will end sometime in the noon. Immediately, you will be offered a glass of juice (Panakam) first and then a sumptuous prasadam to eat.

They are giving what now?*Googles 100/100- English-CBSE*Holy mother of god, people have actually scored 100/100 in English. CBSE is making it too easy, aren’t they?They have revised the English paper pattern, I guess. Correct me if I am wrong but the one I found online shows this-Reading - 30 marksWriting- 30 marksText book material- 40 marksSo here’s the deal-CBSE papers are easy. And by easy, I mean Virat Kohli playing my Yorker easy (I bowl quite well BTW!). Simple choice of words, properly framed sentences and of course studying sincerely will get you 80+ marks in English without any hassle.CBSE has a tendency to throw bouncers in a few papers (Maths is their favorite and every couple of years a Maths paper will come that will stump you over) but I have never heard an English paper being tough.English can be tricky if the paper is lengthy (it was the case when I gave my boards about three years back!) and I was so much absorbed in the writing section that I ended up missing a 2 mark question of unseen passage.Shakespearean words don’t matter much. You can either write— ‘Evans was a shrewd and cunning man who had mastered the art of jailbreak, for he was no bird to be caught inside a cage and there was no jail which could stop him from getting free’ or you can write— ‘Evans wasn’t one to be held in a jail. He had to flee.’ The second part serves the same purpose and would probably get you a full mark (step-wise marking). If the one who is checking your answer sheet turns out to not be that comfortable with a kid flaunting his English language, he might get confused and give you 1/2 marks for the former answer. Keep your answers to the point and write the words you are comfortable with. Time matters more than your vocabulary.Practice writing sample papers in the examination condition (3 hours format). This is helpful for every other subject. Time yourself. I used to set a timer while attempting the sample paper and wrote the time on the side after finishing every question to track my progress everyday. It really helps building up your speed. Always remember— unanswered questions hurt more than the questions you don’t know the answer to.Take it easy. English is generally the first paper. Devote time to it accordingly. Many of my classmates gave the entire last week to it.Time your paper beforehand and go with a plan. I had devoted 1.5 hours to the Writing section and completed (Literature & Reading) in the next 1.5 hours. This is because I knew that I always took more time in writing the writing section. You can go the other way too. Many find literature section lengthy.Stay calm. The first paper matters a lot. Your first Boards paper, you are going to a new center, you have to fill those ugly OMR sheets with your roll no. and address and biodata and what not. Then you have to ensure that you don’t color out of the dots and also make sure that there is no blank space left. Then just when you sit to pray for the last time before starting, the invigilator comes and says that you forgot to fill the other side and that will screw you up even more. So just chill. Boards carry a really bad name but in reality they are a cake walk and marks are thrown away with ease.PS- I got 95 in English. Or was it Economics? I can’t remember. I have to pull out my marksheet. Wait… where is my marksheet? SHIT!

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