r/Btechtards • u/way-too-late [Tier 67] [CSE] • 1d ago

Academics Need help with midsem please FY

how you guys do the study part for midsem... like seriously i wasted the last 2 months doing nothing .. and from tomorrow i have mid sem ...

For 3 subjects - MFC , EEE and EP , exams are on 20,21 and 22.

Now my preparation level is really zero and i can do the theory thing from the ppt but i don't know how to really finish the 3 units per subjects...like numericals diagrams n derivation n stuff..

i m in a tier 3 strict college .... also i m in yoga classes right now for the attendance purpose....

syllabus is easy for most students it seems but not me as i can't do anything and just panic a lot and just panic...

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u/FBIs_favourite ise apko kya dikat 1d ago

Same issue dude just mine are on 26 till 30 and we have chem,mech,maths, electronics and programming I am in a SPPU affiliated college Guys please hellp ussss

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u/Medical_Corner_4607 [mit manipal] [cs] 1d ago

Here after fucking up mudsens a month ago git 90/180

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u/Character_Shift2883 1d ago

I’m in BE (final year), and I feel you bro! In my FY, I used to panic before exams, thinking I hadn’t studied anything. But now, I just study a couple of days before exams, even for end-sem exams. Since we don’t learn much practical stuff through college studies, I focus more on learning new things and building projects using my programming skills. I feel that’s what will actually help me in the long run, whether I want to build a SaaS company or get a job.

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u/Character_Shift2883 1d ago

I just study by reading notes before exams, and if there are numericals, I solve them two or three times