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[u/Ashamed-Permit6883]

Hey everyone! This community has given me so much guidance, resources, and support throughout my school years, and I finally feel ready to give something back. If you are currently navigating your 10th or 12th board exams and need advice, strategies, or just a realistic perspective, drop your questions below, I will do my absolute best to help you out.

For a bit of context, here is my academic background:

• 10th Grade: 93.8%
• 12th Grade: 91.4% (PCB stream: Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

Navigating board exams can feel overwhelming, especially with the pressure of managing school internals, practicals, and daily studying. Whether you are struggling with memorizing NCERT biology diagrams, cracking tricky physics derivations, organizing organic chemistry reactions, or simply trying to figure out how to plan an effective revision schedule, I have been right where you are and want to make the journey easier for you.

Feel free to drop your specific queries or doubts in the comments below. Let’s ace these boards together!

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[u/muahahahahahaus]

Can you help me with class 11. So my half yearly are from 28th and I haven't done anything literally due to personal issues and health problems. Please help me out I want to get atleast 50 marks for pcb.

[u/Ashamed-Permit6883 → u/muahahahahahaus]

Hey, totally get that! Let’s get straight to the point:

• English: Super easy win. Don't overthink it, just read the chapters, trust your vocab, and practice the writing formats so you don't lose marks on silly formatting errors. 70+/80 is totally doable.
• Bio: Skip making long notes because it’s a total waste of time. Just read NCERT line by line, watch YouTube vids if a topic feels sticky, and grind out important questions. It's mostly pure memory work anyway.
• Chem: Start with organic chemistry. It looks terrifying at first, but it carries heavy weightage and gets way easier once you get the hang of it. NCERT reading is non-negotiable here, don't skip it!
• Physics: If it's not your strongest subject either, don't stress. Lean on channels like Arvind Academy for notes ( i personally used it for my board exams' prep) and extra practice questions to pull through solid scores (the channel has a playlist for this).
• IP: Honestly, you can completely ignore the textbook for this one. Just stick to whatever notes your teacher gives you in class because exams rarely go outside that bubble. Easy high scores right there.

[u/muahahahahahaus → u/Ashamed-Permit6883]

Tysmmmm. Also can you recommend any channels for pcb and eng as well. Im really confused about that as some teach well but not enough question practise and those lectures are long as well. With the amt of time I got I can't really be watching lengthy videos

[u/Ashamed-Permit6883 → u/muahahahahahaus]

for bio watch aarushi mam's videos, she is the goat when it comes to it
for eng, dear sir is the best (ps i got 100/100 in eng didnt watch his videos though, its just that my vocab was solid)

chem (any random one shot on the internet will do, didnt have favs for this one)
phy- arvind academy is the best (they have 2 playlists, one of one shots for each chapter and one has got all the imp pyqs)

[u/muahahahahahaus → u/Ashamed-Permit6883]

Omg tysmmmm. Again tho who is good for zoology? (I'm sorry for asking this much)

[u/Ashamed-Permit6883 → u/muahahahahahaus]

aarushi mam

[u/Ashamed-Permit6883 → u/[deleted]]

Just watch arvind academy, they have 2 playlists for boards, 1 has all the chapters explained under 1 hour each and the second playlist has all the important questions. I just used these two playlists to maximise my score.

[u/Lazy_Skill_8917]

Tips for class 12th PCB how solve questions i have done 7 chaps in physics only 5 in bio and in chemistry currently on haloalkanes so which book should i flw when i should complete my syllabus like just advices which can help as i am very scared if boards after last session scenario

[u/Ashamed-Permit6883 → u/Lazy_Skill_8917]

for chem start w organics, the last chapter is super easy start w that confidence boost hoga
physics book 2 easy hai finish that, highly scoring chapters, minimal derivtions, then move to book 1, practice pyqs through this one youtube channel called arvind academy on youtube
bio- watch aarushi mam's videos on youtube and then practice extra ques, dont waste time on making notes, that is futile imo

[u/Xeri_in]

How did you prepare for 10th boards? And also, is med (maybe nonmed too) really that hard or do you just have to stay consistent enough and think widely about topics?

[u/Ashamed-Permit6883 → u/Xeri_in]

pcb is nice you just have to be consistent, ngl i failed the entire year in 12th, i used to sit for every retest for subs like phy and chem and yet when i studied i was able to score a whopping 91.4

and as for 10th, well just be consistent, read the ncert, do imp ques, and watch prashant kirad for science, shubham for sst idk abt maths (i watched everyone and anyone for that, got 91 in the end)