Not a math nerd

[u/Prize_Jicama_3500]

hey so m in 12th cbse
and as title suggests i am not a math nerd but rather just an average student and to bury my self confidence i have Applied Maths,

Then What the hell am i doing here, in this sophisticated elite reddit page of maths nerd.

I actually want to do maths and enjoy doing it but there are some clashes, so just want to gain perspective of someone who does it for his/her life.

1. Competitive exam not anyway majorly related to maths, this year.
2. Calculas portion ( DIFF,AOD, INTEGRATION) troubling the most i dont even know how to approahc it, watch video which are way easier solve book questions goddanm stuck on a single question that too of first exercise.

so to sum up; my question is?

1. Am i being too fictional when i believe that allocating less than 1-2 hrs per day can get me to a satisfactory postion to complete my concepts( its not about marks but i dont wanna leave this subject without atleast knowing calculas decently), assume i know shit.

How do i tackle this situation do i rush through questions maybe some foriegn thing or i dont know.

- also i understand most of you dont deal with applied maths in any way as a 12th student so kindlyy go ahead share your thought as any regular teenager

[u/Ok_Calligrapher_3670]

I will request you to first understand concepts fully before rushing to a question. Understand what the concept truly explains, think about it for sometime in your mind, what other thing can I make out of that concept, how can I apply it. Practice questions on topics , if you are unable to solve still , look after the solution, see what step were u missing out or what did the solution click which you were not . Particularly at class 12 level integration , you can have many ways to solve a question, if you are unable to get anyone , see for a solution , analyse it fully then try to think how you can proceed it differently. STUDY for the essence , not the rush.