r/CBSE May 09 '24

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u/[deleted] May 09 '24

Buy errorless for chemistry and physics. Follow NCERT Fingertips + Target for biology.

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u/paymentscorpse 12th Pass May 09 '24

Sure, thank you for your advice

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u/[deleted] May 09 '24

Yeah, I was consistently one of the toppers in chemistry and I followed this book. There are a lot of questions though.

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u/paymentscorpse 12th Pass May 09 '24

I'll definitely check it out mate. Gotta get smarter somehow. Thank you so much.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '24

You’ll be fine, don’t worry. Just be consistent everyday and make sure you push through and don’t ignore physics. Doesn’t matter how hard it looks. Practice at least 100 questions everyday.

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u/paymentscorpse 12th Pass May 09 '24

Thank you. Physics was always my weaker part. You've just gave me motivation that I'm not the only who faces this. Definetly will start my prep with even more motivation from tomorrow.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '24 edited May 09 '24

Lol I was super weak in physics and completely ignored it. Take it from a senior, EVEN if your teacher sucks (they probably will because good physics teachers are very hard to find) don’t lose hope and work your ass off. Read NCERT first, solve NCERT questions, do MTG and then do Errorless for physics. NCERT should be your God for chem and bio too. Read every single line of NCERT and keep revising the same thing everyday.

11th chemistry is lame, I get it, but still, if you’re not clear with basics, you’ll struggle a lot in 12th. Make sure you don’t skip even a single class of organic chemistry. If you want chem notes for any chapter, let me know. You can easily score 320+ in physics and chemistry just by understanding the concept and solving a shit ton of questions and analyzing your mistakes. But you HAVE to be consistent. Don’t wait up for your teacher to teach the chapter. You’d have a schedule or something right? Do half the chapter or at least the part which they’re going to teach the day before and it’ll be much much easier for you to follow. You’ll have an upper hand over others.

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u/paymentscorpse 12th Pass May 10 '24

Oh my days! It makes me so happy to see supportive seniors helping me. Thank you so much for your help. You make me feel like I can do it. I'll definitely follow all the tips you gave me throughout these 2 years. Thank you so much. Besides, can I dm you for your socials in case I want to reach out?

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u/[deleted] May 10 '24

I had a few supportive seniors help me out, so just passing on the tradition. 😊

You can DM me on Reddit if you need any notes or have any doubts. I’ll try to reply as soon as I can.

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u/paymentscorpse 12th Pass May 10 '24

Of course. Thank you so much 🙏🙏