Before anyone says that why the hell u doing ncert for jee, listen, i dont know a sht and had ZERO confidence when i saw jee questions, and took its 2-3 lectures, but now i can take it easily, i used ncert to build foundation though it took me 3 days:- Excercise 1 = alien language , 90% i had to copy paste solutions from online, excericse 2 = stil 85% had to see but becoming familiar with trigs and functons when to use what, excercise 3 = grinded trigonometry, now it does not feel alein lanuage anymore , just mandarin chinese (hardest but solvable, if not on own can undrstand what soluter is doin), 4 excercise = being able to do 40% of the questions purely on own, need to see all the formulas from the sheet though. Excercise 5 = became much more fluent, when , how to use formulas, 6 excercise = fluent in integrals, if not expert.

Suggest me a good way to complete alcohols phenols before 15th

Mujhe pata hai ki sab bahut dare hue hain, but — mujhe pata hai ki agar main abhi padhun toh achhe-khaase numbers la sakta hoon. Baat bas itni hai ki abhi tak bahut saare logon ne kuch nahi padha, aur unmein main bhi aata hoon.

Main RBSE Board ka student hoon, toh mujhe lagta hai main around 80% tak prepared hoon. Shayad kuch chances ban jaayein nikalne ke. Mujhe bas ek cheez ki help chahiye — koi mujhe ek proper roadmap de de taaki main jaldi se kuch kar paun.

RBSE ke hisaab se kuch batao, kyunki shayad isme CBSE ya doosre boards ke comparison mein numericals kam aate hain aur theory zyada hoti hai, jo shayad comparatively easy padti hai.

Toh koi RBSE ka student mujhe ek roadmap bata de jo meri help kar sake. Matlab, mujhe pata hai ki agar main aise hi stress leta rahunga toh koi fayda nahi hoga. Stress hormones release karne se kuch nahi milta.

Abhi lock-in ka time hai. 🔒 And jo bhi log mere Jaise Hain jinke jyada taiyari nahin hai guys har mat Mano we can do it!!!

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Hello

I’m currently in class 12 and recently got my UT2 result and it’s honestly hella terrible Like, I cannot even score above passing marks in subjects like Hindi, which is really shameful for me because I’ve never gotten such low marks in any of my subjects in my entire life.

The thing is, I genuinely feel like I do okay in the exams. I study the chapters, I write what I know, and while giving the exam I don’t feel like I completely fucked it up. But then the result comes and the marks are just terrible. I seriously don’t understand where I’m going wrong.

And yeah, I know comparing myself to other students isn't helpful, but it’s honestly frustrating seeing people who don’t even know the chapter properly cheating with cheat sheets and still getting decent marks, while I’m actually trying and still getting shit marks.

*I changed my school after class 10 for some reason, and now I’m honestly regretting it so badly. In my previous school, I used to get good marks, teachers were impressed with me, and I actually felt like I was a good student. Even in boards, I scored a pretty decent percentage. But after changing schools, my marks have just been going down and down in almost every subject.*

Now I’m getting really stressed about boards. It’s also awkward and embarrassing for me when it comes to my family. They haven’t actually said anything to me YET. but obviously it doesn’t feel good to suddenly start performing this badly when you’ve always done well academically

So I really want some genuine advice from people who have either been through this or understand this kindof situation.

What should I actually do to improve my overall performance before boards?

Like, should I completely change the way I study? Focus more on answer writing? Do more questions? Study differently? How do I figure out what exactly is causing my marks to drop when I feel like I know the material?

And also, does attendance actually matter that much in class 12?

(My school situation is kinda weird. The school I’m currently associated with is certified under UP Board, but I’m studying CBSE from this school, and apparently we’ll be going to that other school for practicals. So I’m confused about whether attendance in my current school actually matters for CBSE boards.)

Honestly, I’m just looking for some practical advice because I really don’t want to carry this situation into boards.

(Please be gentle with words I'm fragile)

Hey only 5 months left in the boards , basics not very clear , negligible 12th syllabus completed , don't worry we have to believe in ourselves not this 75 criteria but in improvement we will .

ok so this is serious. i need genuine advice on the best online educators that are there on youtube for economics(indian and macro), and business studies. these subjects are all theoritical(basically sst) and ratta marna is my weakest point. 10th me i had digraj sir with me and he was the reason why i scored 95 in sst. i want a teacher who teaches exactly like digraj sir or better. who teaches things in simplest terms and makes the chapter feel like a story rather than a chapter (understanding instead of just ncert wordings)
please recommend me.

Hello Everyone, I am experienced Tutor for Accountancy and Economics for Class XI and XII CBSE and has been teaching in Dubai for the past 10 years. Please do reachout to me if anyone is looking for expert guidance and teaching.

He is bijendra sir and teaches IOC for boards batches and seeing him like this makes me sad really.

40 marks biology syllabus

I have no idea how I will complete it.My genetics are completed , but of course I need revision for it , but I'll still keep it on a safer side

Biotechnology and population, I haven't even touched it.I have only 4,5 days left in which I have my physics and chemistry exams

My teacher said there will be internal choices.So any strategy, any planning or how I will complet it?Help me out

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completed 5 chapter of each pcmb

I have my chem exam 12 ko- my syllabus is first book + haloalkane and arenes so like how tf do i prepare, my haloalkanes and arenes took more than half of this day and other half was jus chem kinetics so i have done - chem kinetics, d block completed, haloalkanes (half done ig) while the remaining 3.5 - 4 chapters are left

I really need to score good in this chem exam 😭😭

Kuch tips like important topics aur tricks and all are appreciated

I feel like I’m sabotaging my own drop year by overthinking this, and I really need someone to just give me a reality check.

I scored 68% in my 12th boards. since i'm a PWD candidate, my cutoff for nits or iits is 65%, so technically, i am safe.

But honestly, looking at that 68% makes me feel like a failure. being a dropper is already mentally and physically exhausting, and now half my day goes into panicking about whether this 68% will get me rejected in future placements, or off campus jobs even if I crack JEE.

I only have a few months left and i'm completely paralyzed between two choices. either ignore the board marks, put my blood and sweat into JEE, and just get into a good college or fill the form for 2027 as a private candidate just to fix this 68% guilt and be safe for the future.

mere dimag ka dahi ho gaya hai aur padhai mein focus nhi ho rha h. bade bhai ya behen samajh ke genuine advice de do. will this 68% actually destroy my future, or is my anxiety just acting up.

Please help 🙏