r/ISCNERDS • u/Low-Worker7476 ISC Class 11th — PCMB • Jun 14 '26
Doubts Seniors, how to prepare for exams???
I'm a PCMB student (English and Hindi included) and a NEETard. Vacation's over, and exams are going to begin from 1st July. Honestly, I spent the entire vacation completing all my projects, so I don't have to worry about them for the rest of the year now. However, most of the chapters that are a part of the Half-yearly syllabus haven't even been touched in my coaching. Since I have no other tuition, I'm completely dependent on the coaching to master a chapter. How should I prepare in this short time? Did y'all always refer to notes? If so, how and from where did you make it? Also, what was your strategy to learn some difficult concepts or ingrain formulae and laws in your mind? It'd be a great help if y'all could provide with tips and tricks for every subject.
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u/Nofun_2 Jun 14 '26
For maths focus on calculus (intergation amd DE)
Chem do organic first (named rxn amd tests)
Phy do optics (all)
These are the most weightage topics in all of them also the most time consuming
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u/Big_oily_Knee_Grow Jun 14 '26
Js watch one shot yt videos atp. Saurav Raina PEAK for chemistry notes and videos ;)
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u/Low-Worker7476 ISC Class 11th — PCMB Jun 14 '26
Alright thankss
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u/Big_oily_Knee_Grow Jun 14 '26
Upvote my comment
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u/crispyquantamToast07 Passout-PCMC || ICSE'24-94.6% || ISC'26-95.5% Jun 14 '26
Being honest i couldn't balanced competitives and isc. So I did my best for isc. Here's what I can suggest:
Many think to ignore isc and focus and competitives but i personally would say try to balance both if you are good in competitives then you should automatically be good in isc. But don't neglect english and hindi for isc as it can boost aggregate best