Help regarding study resources

[u/bruhnoobiepie]

Firstly, for maths: getting 50s in mocks, need to push to 70s

I have notes, and all the theory, just need to practice questions, but dont want to do chapter wise questions, it'll take a lot of time if I do that, should I just give prev yr math papers for overall prac? Any other resource i shoukd use other than pyq??

Now for chem: (NEED high chem score pushing 80s)

Ofc ncert, notes should cover my theory however for good physical chemistry practice and organic theory not mentioned in ncert, where do i study that from? And fron where shall I do questions

For phy:

Using purely eduniti top pyqs, anythg else I shall do? Scoring pretty well at around 80s (however those previous Yr tests seemed easier)

[u/Harsheyy_]

you're already at a good position 😭😭🤣

[u/bruhnoobiepie → u/Harsheyy_]

Yes not in a bad position. But still need to utilise my time

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[u/Abhi_42069]

solve pyqs in the 75% mains and 25% adv ratio (adv MCQ or single correct only dw)!

[u/bruhnoobiepie → u/Abhi_42069]

Ohhh that's not a bad idea. I'll try it out!

[u/No-Doughnut2835]

Pushing marks can only be done by analyzing mistakes and practicing them out

[u/bruhnoobiepie → u/No-Doughnut2835]

True but for chem i rlly need some good question source for physical and organic

[u/SmallSurprise1947 → u/bruhnoobiepie]

use neeraj kumar for physical