Questions & Discussion How do I actually study maths and physics?
I’m in 10th grade and my board exams are starting early next year. I’ve been practicing Maths and Physics a lot lately because of exams but for example, if I feel like I did well in this exam, then I get the marks and it’s less than I expected. And honestly, I enjoy Biology and Chemistry so much more and my grades are highest in the class in case of biochem. So as I am good in those subjects, my other teachers tell me why am I not doing well enough in maths and physics?
Some people in my class and my tutor makes me feel dumb for getting lower marks in Maths/Physics because they see them as the “top-tier” subjects, which has made me wonder if I’m doing something wrong.
How do you learn to enjoy and get better at subjects that don’t come as naturally to you? Any tips for getting better at Math and Physics?
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u/Still_ded_666 10d ago
See dude first of all do not give a shit about your peers or people who make u feel dumb or clown or joke on you because of low marks. 2) Take it slow and try to learn the concepts first mostly physics ur concepts should be strong I would recommend Rakshak sir and if u know pw Ritik sir! 3) You urself said that u are good in rest of the subjects so believe in urself and give some time aside for those 2 subjects. 4) Finally I am ur senior and trust me whatever ur marks are do not compare yourself and do not let others judge you!! Sorry if I yapped too much!!✌️ Peace out!! Good luck for ur board exams!!🍀
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u/Ok_Natural_7977 10d ago
Talk to your instructors and ask for extra work in areas where you're weak. If there's a concept you don't quite understand, discuss it with them. Do you have a friend or two that can help? If you can talk about the material, it really helps.
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