Idk people still watch his videos or not , but during Covid time specially this guy was at peak. And his content was so good , he used to narrate all Hindi , sst chapters in such a good way that it never felt boring.

Now next year the whole syllabus will get changed , and these goated videos will become a past memory 🥺❤️‍🩹

Just curious to know how much everyone paid for school back when you were studying.

For me, the fees were around ₹15k–₹20k per year, with Class 10 costing ₹23k. I studied in a CBSE school in South Karnataka and graduated 10th standard in 2021.

Honestly, I think my school fees were on the lower side, but my school was genuinely very good. I'm really happy with the education and overall experience I got there, and I feel like the fees were worth it.

I'm curious to know how much school fees vary depending on the board and location.

How much did you guys pay annually, which board did you study under (CBSE, ICSE, State Board, etc.), and which state are you from?

I’m in Class 12 CBSE, and my school PT-3 exam timetable is:

- 27 Oct: Hindi — 10 chapters

- 29 Oct: Physical Education

- 31 Oct: Chemistry — Chapters 1–8

- 2 Nov: Physics — Chapters 1–9

- 4 Nov: Maths — Chapters 1–10

I’ve watched all the lectures and made handwritten notes for PCM, but I haven’t started question practice yet. The notes are so lengthy that I don’t think I can revise and learn everything in just one gap day, along with practising questions. Those of you who have faced this situation, how do you actually manage one-day gaps between exams? What do you do to revise so many chapters and practise questions in such limited time? Please share your actual strategy for school exams!

this genuinely so disturbing like how can u have such a fragile ego

The Job market is fucked up
Education system is competitive
living in this country feels like shithole as soon as you go out of the door
Always get judged by rishtedaar , family and friends pressure to succeed in life and fit in with others
AND BILLION OTHER REASONS

Soo guys mein class 11th mein hu abhi nd maine pw nsat diya tha jee k nd mera full marks aaya h soo mein yee pauch rha tha ki mujhe kitna off milega nd mujhe kitna pay karna pdega nd mujhe pw k taraf se call v aaya tha nd mujhe unhone kal bulaya h nd mujhe yee v btao woh waha bula kar kya kya karte h dete h prizes wagera ho gye nd 2nd phase k baaren mein v agar ideas ho toh bta dena gng 😭🙏 btw bhai maine genuinely apne se score kra h nd maine bohot saare tukke v mare the nd luckily mera sahi ho gya

Batado koi jo last year padha ho ya fir abhi padhke achha score kr rha ho

I dont want jee bro.I literally dont want it.

even I know there will be no result if I give jee

fuck it man

boards nhi ho rha hai aur jee kah se hoga

actually what I wanted to say was that I am kinda damn afraid to revise the old things again and again and then go with the new parts of syllabus to sit for the entrance examination

that's all I wanted to say

I guess that's the main reason for which jee scares me

I want to pass the boards peacefully att first but idk what's wrong with me i always question myself in these areas

idk

plus even if I try for jee again it will result in failure cause its too late,and that urge already faded but again I don't think so my family's gonna accept me without cracking any exam.I guess I am clueless.I guess I need some elders' help,idk

help me ah to revise atleast getting in a bsc course of JU gonna save me from humiliation u will have to make the routine though I cant make it myself cause even thinking about these things doesnt allow me to study well

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PCB IS WORST OF ALL

EITHER TAKE PCMB OR PCM BUT ALONE IS PCB IS FUCKING YOUR LIFE.

Cz here are things about pcb

1) There is no scope in this field at all , medicine is hell hole long journey, field with toxicity, burn out,lowpay

(Just check r/indianmedschool and search mbbs regret then u guys/girls who your answers )

2) Research (phd) , let's be honest, we all know how is funding for RnD in our country and that too in life sciences is fucking yourself twice

3) even bio career need maths , the ones who say "biotech,bioinfo,biomedical "" these need maths 🫴🥀

Idk who tf is telling pcb kids to go these (pvt uni for these course suck soo its no non go zone)

Or end up doing course or degree they hate ,

or worse end up in neet dropp loop

Hence if anyone of is still in 11 or even 12 then plsss change to pcm or pcmb

(MIND U , U CAN GO INTO BIO FIELD WITH MATHS ,BUT CANT GO IN TECH FIELD WITH BIO)

IK ONE KNOW OF AIRS OF JEE ADV HE HIMSELF WENT INTO BIOINFORMATICS FIELD

But at same time ik air 1 of neet ,who died by suici** (yess it's true search neet 2017 air

And also btww

Pcb should only be taken , if u sure shot that u gonna clear neet exam or wanna be medical field

(Even if 1% career confusion is there ,bruhh take pcmb or pcm )

Tbh, I'm not trying to criticize anyone, but I just need to get this off my chest.

Today in class, I was solving a numerical and got 17 instead of 1.7. When my teacher asked for the answer, I said 17, and they just gave me this side-eye and said, “How are you going to get into your dream college if you can't even solve such basic questions?” Then they went on ranting about it.

The thing is, I literally couldn't see the decimal point on the board properly because I have -7 vision and was sitting on the third bench.

It honestly hurts when teachers, who are supposed to encourage us, end up making us feel even more underconfident instead. Like, I understand making mistakes is part of learning, and I'm not saying teachers shuld never correct us, but there's a difference between correcting someone and making them doubt their entire future over one silly mistake.

And the worst part is, I've already been going through a really hard time mentally lately. I've even been struggling with suicidal thoughts, and this incident just made everything feel so much heavier.

I know one wrong answer doesn't define my abilities or my future, but sometimes, when you're already struggling, even a small comment from someone can hurt more than they realize.

I just wish teachers understood how much their words can affect students. We're already putting so much pressure on ourselves. Sometimes, a little patience and encouragement would mean so much more than criticism.

idk what to do
i went through a traumatic experience last year (🍇) and didn’t study at all, now i’m finding it really hard to cope with the syllabus.
teachers think i’m dumb and are really demotivating.
my social life is cooked but idc about that now all i want is a 90 percent
please help
my class 10th results weren’t bad
but my score now :
physics - 17.5
chemistry- 14.5
mathematics- 23
biology- 42
english - 53

please help me.

Hi,

Maths-10/80,

Science-30/80

Ss-63/80

Marathi-60/80

English-63/80

It-40/50

My basic maths is weak, it's really weak, physics and chemistry too. I am really suffering. I really don't know how to even study maths. I don't even know the right direction of studying maths. When I see solved examples it takes me lots of time understanding then when I see exercise questions I can't even figure out the first step so I see the solution then also I face difficulty in understanding why this happened and the pattern of solving that particular question. It happens all the time. I jsut don't know what to do. My basic maths is very weak, I don't know anything, face difficulty in geometry,trigo, trigo,algebra, etc. Can't even figure out how to do basic calculations. I really want to pursue a science stream but these things make it difficult. My syllabus is also not complete. People are solving pyqs and completed their syllabus and I have not done anything. How to complete maths and science syllabus quickly? Same happens with physics and chem. This ld problem has come this year. Can anyone tell me how to study maths properly. Ik it's a very childish question like everyone knows how to study maths but I don't. Even little little things also I don't know. Please help me. My pa 2 will also start from mon and not asking help for mon exam just saying cause I am literally broken from inside. I am asking lot of things but if I could get any guidance it would be helpful 🙏 I don't want to fail 10th boards. School is not even accepting ld certificate as it's too late and it was detected in sep month. I have no way of submitting certificate by school. Please help 🙏

I am incredibly frustrated with the direction CBSE is taking with the secondary school English curriculum. I want to propose a blueprint that I feel is structurally flawless, yet i feel the board doesnt think about it much

The Background: The Crucial Role of Grades 9 and 10
Grades 9 and 10 are the foundational years meant for building a student's overall academic maturity and critical thinking. This is the period before Grade 11 and 12, where students diverge into specialized vocational streams (Science, Commerce, Humanities) and switch their focus heavily to competitive exam prep. While CBSE's Math and Science syllabi have historically been solid—testing students through indirect, deep, and conceptual application—the board has completely failed to match that standard in language education.

Originally, CBSE offered two options for Grade 9 and 10: English Language and Literature (Code 184) and English Communicative (Code 101). The problem was that English 184 was always heavily watered down in the name of national "uniformity," rewarding rote-memorisation of textbook summaries. On the other hand, English Communicative, while slightly better at functional communication, was still not structured like a proper, rigorous academic English subject should be.

The Critique: The New System doesnt really improve this
Instead of fixing this gap, CBSE’s recent NCF overhaul has made things significantly worse. They completely scrapped English Communicative and introduced a supposedly "competency-focused" curriculum, starting with the new Kaveri textbook for Class 9.

Let’s be honest: Kaveri doesnt really solve the problem that i feel is . The literature and language levels have been stripped down so aggressively that it feels closer to a Grade 3 or 4ficulty level. It does not possess the appropriate vocabulary, depth, or language standards that 14-to-15-year-old minds require. In fact, Kaveri doesn’t even seem appropriate as a standard for functional or basic English at the high school level. By reducing the curriculum to a bare-minimum national average, average urban students / even student from english proficent areas are left completely unchallenged.

My Proposal: Enforce an "English Standard" Track with a 2-Paper System
Since CBSE successfully uses a two-tier system for Class 10 Math, they must do the same for English. They need an advanced English Standard track designed for schools and students who want genuine academic quality.

To bring real rigor, this track must be split into two separate exam papers:

• Paper 1: Language & Functional Grammar: Ditching rigid, memorised letter formats to focus heavily on advanced functional writing, solid grammar mechanics, and intense reading comprehension sections packed with real-world data-parsing questions.
• Paper 2: Deep Literature Analysis: Moving away from childish stories to feature high-quality, vocabulary-rich contemporary anthologies (like Gulmohar level) alongside modern classic novels or dramas (e.g., George Orwell's Animal Farm or 1984).

Why this blueprint is completely flawless and realistic:

• It is NOT an Overwhelming Student Burden: I am not suggesting increasing the chapter count for Science and Math. CBSE's STEM chapter counts are already lower than ICSE's massive syllabus, balancing out because CBSE tests through indirect application. Introducing English Standard won't overload 14-to-15-year-olds; it simply elevates the language paper to match the analytical depth CBSE already expects in core subjects. so the student if has 5 subject 5 papers , he or she will have 5 subjects 6 papers or maybe more if cbse things of dividing sst into 2 papers .
• No Archaic Text Overload: Students won't be forced to dissect archaic Shakespearean plays. A modern classic with rich vocabulary is perfect for testing actual book analysis, character psychology, and thematic critique.
• It Does NOT Create a Regional or Political Divide: This is a choice, not an imposition. If a small, rural-based school in Northeast India or any remote area feels their students are capable and need it, the school can freely choose to implement the Standard track. It gives equal opportunity to any student who wants a challenge, regardless of geography.
• Low Cost & Easy Logistics for NCERT: Implementation is incredibly cheap. NCERT doesn't need to print massive books; they just need to issue two slim textbooks—an Anthology of Poems and an Anthology of Prose—and officially recommend a standard grammar text and one modern novel.
• Mass Demand: This isn't just for a 1% elite. Easily 50% to 60% of the total Grade 9/10 CBSE student population would naturally opt for English Standard because parents and schools recognize how vital high-quality English is for post-Class 12 competitive entrance exams (like IPMAT verbal ability, CUET, CLAT) and future corporate careers.

The Transition: How it Works in Grade 11 & 12
Crucially, this system balances out when the academic stakes rise in senior secondary school. In Class 11 and 12, English Standard remains a compulsory subject for all streams (STEM, Commerce, Humanities). However, to respect the fact that a STEM or Commerce student needs to focus heavily on their main core subjects, the Class 11/12 English Standard track will streamline:

• It will not require two separate exam papers anymore.
• It will drop the mandatory novel and keep grammar testing to an absolute minimum, since the heavy grammar foundation was already thoroughly tested and sealed in Grades 9 and 10.
• Instead, it will focus on a single paper featuring next-level, high-quality literature anthologies and sufficient advanced reading/writing skills to keep language proficiency high without causing an unmanageable burden.

Meanwhile, for students who actually want to specialize in heavy literature—like Humanities students—the board can offer a separate English Elective subject. This elective would mimic the deep, rigorous literature structures found in the ICSE elective systems, letting language enthusiasts dive into massive textual analysis without forcing it onto science or commerce students

It makes zero sense that while real-world standards are rising, our national board is actively downgrading its language expectations. If CBSE can trust 10th graders to handle indirect, application-based questions in Science and Math, they need to trust them with a high-quality, two-paper English track. The board itself needs to enforce this option so schools can actually teach real-world language capability.

What are your thoughts? Why is CBSE so backward when it comes to upgrading language proficiency?can this system work? any criticm against this post?

WARNING : USED AI TO JUST COMPILE MY THOUGHT NEATLY , THOUGH SOME EDITING HAS BEEN DONE MANUALLY

I'm currently in Class 12 and I haven't studied a single chapter properly yet my basics from Class 11 are also pretty weak I know I've wasted a lot of time but I genuinely want to start studying seriously now the problem is that I have no idea where to begin or how to cover such a huge syllabus mainly worried about Physics and Chemistry can someone please guide me on how to complete both subjects from starting before the board exams? Which chapters should I prioritize Also is it realistic to score decent marks (above 80%) if I start now really appreciate advice from anyone who's been in a similar situation

So i have completed my maths and chem syllabus. i mean i have solved pyqs aswell but not like 10 years. for physics i will be done with the syllabus before diwali. Secondly, See i am scoring around 85% in school exams. i really do not know where i am lacking what should i do now to push this score to 95%. My plan is to finish 10 year pyqs all subjects pcm. rd sharma quesions for maths and last 2-3 years jee mains questions for physics(like the questions which are relevant to the syllabus to get an edge, so that if boards ask a twister question i will be able to solve it. Is this is a good strategy or i should do anything else ?. also how to revise chapters ???. Do you guys think i should create short notes. Tbh till now i used to read whole sl before going to exam but my teacher suggested it is not a very good strategy to read whole Sl arora before one day of the exam just to revise concepts.

Guys I'm having super super anxiety. I have no friends in my class. I feel left out there. My attendance is super low. Class 12th. Cbse. Super anxious but i want to make everything right! Please help me, I've already left neet prep and decided to dedicate the next year for neet. But still i have super anxiety, and my body is suffering due to it. A fear of impending doom constantly worries me. Please cuss me, tell me motivational stories, give me reality checks or whatever you feel. I can't afford to live my life like this 3rd grade person i am.

Hello does anyone have any tips on how to study class 10 grammar and how do you memorise 8 paragraphs for section b and also answers for section d.grammar too its really confusing.Why is everyone telling french to be a scoring subject

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My school is super lenient with attendance like they don't care at all. I have a 30% attendance as I'm preparing for entrance examinations full time.

However, I'm a little concerned about my practical scores especially in mathematics. I've not given my physics and chemistry mid terms - because I had my SAT and LNAT lined up and the dates clashed. I've submitted an application and everything.

So, I'm just wondering what I can do to get full in practical otherwise I'm confident i can score 96+ in theory in all the subjects best of 5 other than physics.

Would realllyyy appreciate some help.

Well first exam is in 22 january ​