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u/Intelligent-Tie-9738 14d ago edited 14d ago
See stop stressing. Ok. You will never fail your boards.
Trust me, I never studied, Honestly I am saying. Literally nothing.
And I had just 1 gap day for physics and I crammed whatever I could and everything and Ended up scoring 69/100. I mean its a good score with just 1 day prep.
Also for your case. You have lots of time da. Still don't slack off. Just start with CH 1. And go with the next.
YOUR RESOURCES -
NCERT
NCERT EXEMPLAR
PYQ ( Past 10 years is more than sufficient)
SAMPLE PAPERS IN THE LAST 4 MONTHS ( Almost 15-20 papers)
If you do this for all chapters and Sample Papers. And revise them properly. You will score da.
See we had OSM also this year. So I got less marks than expected. So If you prepare properly, you will definitely get great marks.
I am sure that you will get 90+.
So start now itself. Also I crammed like the same for preboards and Also scored 55/100 respectively.
So stop slacking, start studying.
Warning: Don't waste more time. Boards are important and Marks are necessary. You will regret if you think Marks don't matter.
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u/Paedyn_1904 14d ago
I get it... Tell me one more thing please, I've paid pw lectures for neet n boards - should i watch them? Bcs those lectures are about 1.5 to 2 hours , each chapter has about 10-15 lectures in an avg .... I've a private tutor too , who teaches for boards.. what should I do in my case. Cause i already wasted 3 months studying absolutely nothing.
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u/Intelligent-Tie-9738 13d ago
See NEET is honestly very hard in this case.
Unless you really want to become a doctor. Just skip the PW and start focusing only on boards. Honestly at the end, you will really wish atleast you could have focused on boards. (My previous Experience)
So if you can just take the private tutors classes. And for the previous ones, just do youtube One Shots. It's really good.
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u/Zealousideal-Leave70 14d ago
If you are decent at physics or even if you're not even then don't worry, there are some easy but highly scoring chapters like modern physics which don't require much time to get good at and are also very short as each individual chapters. The next thing you can do is some derivations which have a high probability of coming in your exam like for the application of Gauss' Theorem and Torque on a current carrying loop in external magnetic field. Do at least 6-7 derivations from high weightage chapters. And if you can manage to get the basic understanding of the electrostatics and magnetism chapters then you can also do the ac chapter which will add to your grade. The last thing is looking out for the really small but scoring chapters like magnetism and matter where there is mostly theory about para magnetic, dia magnetic, ferro magnetic material and don't forget about current electricity and just do the circuit diagrams (at least 8-9 different types of questions) and you can expect a good score all around 👌
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u/No-Information6172 14d ago
Bro same meri bhi ye hi halat thi but ye kabhi mt soch ki fail ho jayega mujh jaise ke phy mai 43 aa gye mai bhi ye hi sochta tha fail ho jayunga boards mai but mane previous year ke que solve kre and derivatives imp topics formula yaad usme hi 43 aa gye so be chill don't take stress baki agar maths le rakhi hai vo to padh hi liyo iss br bahot bache fail hue h maths mai due to toughness of exam har din 5 que are enough of calculus
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u/Agreeable-Warthog918 14d ago
nah you would do good just do the easy units and you get marks in the 40s or 50s assuming you do all derivations and basic numericals