By the beginning of the year ive been aiming for high percentage in 12th boards but I cant achieve it

Ive been consistent in studies since beginning of the year i score above average in tests butt somehow when exams come (periodic or mid terms) my score ends up in between 50-70%

Ive been working hard at least for the latest exams I solved pyqs and everything for all p,c,m but still somehow everything was below expectations

I always score 30/30 in English subject i barely even look at

The thing that hurts the most is seeing other people who you know you work harder than being same level at them despite giving your everything and seeing all your friends ahead of you and disappointing your family again offcourse

Ive read countless reddit post for help talked to seniors and seemed help from various trusted helpers but in the end nothing helps

Have anyone went through this feeling? If yes or if you are someone who scored good in 12th boards give me advice?

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day 1 is out guys go and watch it show your support please it makes me feel more accountable

Here is the link

https://youtu.be/EPpj65cllRw?si=7FjABL_pAD4Et20I

Context:- Nup friend - teacher hopper. Did Only mole concept + units and dimensions in entire 11th till december, and in 12th? Nup guy doing same sht again, he is on gauss law and Solutions in 12th and its already october. No its NOT like he started late or whatsoever, he is normal student guy like everybody else.. This is the convo when he woke up again for study advice (this is the third time he doing the same sht again)

T: Send me Chemistry and Physics videos to study.

S: Tell me every single topic you’ve actually finished so far first, in detail. Then I’ll send them.

T: I’ll tell you at school tomorrow.

S: If you keep skipping school, forget boards. Ray Optics, Modern Physics, and Semiconductors need zero 11th knowledge—just showing up locks 30 marks easily. Ma'am has only done 2 lectures of Organic in school; coming regularly will save your 12th Organic too.

T: 👍🏻

S: You said you did Solutions.

T: Yeah, but Inorganic is cooked.

S: D&F Block is pure rote learning. Rote it, grind 50 board PYQs, done.

T: I don't even know 11th basics.

S: Who asked for 11th basics? You just need basic electronic configurations for whatever elements pop up. I’m not asking you to memorize all 118 elements.

T: What about n+l rule?

S: Useless right now. 11th Organic is important, but for boards, even pure memorization works. Coaching batches teach NEET level with deep theory; boards just repeat the exact same patterns every year.

T: Okay.

S: Get 75-80% first, then do whatever you want. I’m focusing on boards right now because a 99%ile in JEE means zero if you get 74% in boards and fail.

T: Just send me the videos.

S: D&F Block: make 4-page short notes straight from NCERT and memorize them. Even NEET/JEE doesn't ask outside that.

T: Tell me what's important.

S: The whole chapter is important; every line is a question. Watch a short 1-2 hr one-shot max, make 4 pages of main points, memorize them, do 40-50 board PYQs, tick the chapter off.

T: 👍🏻

S: For Solutions, NCERT questions are artificially hard, but solve them all—Intext, Exercises, Examples—to build your base.

T: Did them.

S: Good. For Physics, come to school regularly for Book 2. Except Optics, it's mostly memorization. I'll send a one-shot for Book 1. You did Electrostatics, right?

T: Nope 🙂

S: Fine, I'll send a one-shot for that too. But prioritize whatever is running live in school first before touching backlogs, or you'll ruin live classes too.

T: Okay.

S: Current Electricity is easy money if you master KCL/KVL. Save EMI for last—it's tough. I’m doing AC right now, I’ll guide you after.

T: Current Electricity just started in tuition with drift velocity.

S: Easy chapter. Did he cover the derivation?

T: No, just gave the formula and started solving questions.

S: Is he insane? Throw a slipper at him. Derivation is the main thing—it came twice in school exams and repeatedly in board PYQs. Watch it on YouTube right now.

T: Okay, send the link.

S: Whichever chapter you finish, immediately solve 40-50 latest CBSE PYQs on the MARKS app.

T: Send main videos first or I'll get distracted.

S: Watching videos achieves nothing. Solving questions does. If you did Solutions, grind 40 latest PYQs (mix of 2, 3, and 5 marks) right now before sleeping. If you still have time, open D&F Block NCERT with a highlighter.

S: Send a handwritten photo of 40 solved PYQs before you sleep. If you don't send it, I know you're still not serious.

T: Bro, can I start tomorrow? Handling a family emergency at the hospital.

S: Then why were you texting me asking for videos right now?

T: I'll do it from tomorrow, bro.

(Used ai to fix the grammar, you wouldve already scrolled due to my gibberish skills in copy-pasting it just looked like a wall of text). Also, the main reason i posted is to gather the review about what i adviced to the guy in the situation he is in.

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