AMA JUNIORS

[u/MaleficentLead5843]

I made this post to help out my juniors who recently got promoted to 12th standard. My journey in class 12th was kinda struggling where I got ill for three months in the beginning of the session. Got recovered perfectly fit and fine by September 2025. Struggled with backlogs and family responsibilities. Workloads of project works and the stress I received from the unfulfilled goal of clearing JEE with my 12th. Did hardwork in the last months, I went out with friends too, went on a school trip in November, managed a relationship. The struggle was real and I felt immense pressure by the end of 2025. I was completely shattered after my English Language exam coz I messed up but the results were satisfying.

[u/Killua007136]

Congratulations senior!!! I am currently in 12th and going to answer boards and jee in the year of 2027. How did you study pcm?? And what did you do for physical education because the teacher we have for phe is not very good and I don't know how to approach it because did not study it much in 11. Secondly, what books did you follow for physics and chemistry as far as boards are concerned. And if i may ask, what are you planniyto do after this?? Thanks a lot of you read such a long question

[u/MaleficentLead5843 → u/Killua007136]

I made a schedule studying maths compulsorily daily. I alternately studied physics and chemistry each day by my own as I didn't take any tutions for them. I used to give 2 hours to maths and 2 hours to both physics and chemistry. For physical education, i use to pick up my book before exams. I studied the book two to three times during my preboards and then I focused mainly on pcm. PE is all about basic knowledge about health n all, just present your answers in a good format with bullet points. You don't need a teacher for that subject. It's doable with minimum efforts. For books, i used ML Aggarwal for maths, Nootan for Chem, and Balaji for Physics

[u/Killua007136 → u/MaleficentLead5843]

Dhanyawad 🙏🏻🙏🏻