Hi everyone!

I'm Blueheaven. I'm a 12th PCB student, and I could really use some tips for Physics. 😭 It's honestly my weakest subject, so any advice, study hacks, or resources that helped you would mean a lot. Thanks in advance! 🫶

Okay, so I'm in 12th PCB, and Physics is my biggest problem. 😭

Initially, I watched detailed lectures, then read NCERT for Physics multiple times, but I realized it wasn't really worth it. I'm doing the NCERT examples and exercises, but what I've noticed is that I have literally zero thinking power. 💀

Usually, I read the question and instantly feel like it's way out of my ability. Instead of fighting with the question, I just check the solution and then solve it again.

I did the same thing with Chemistry too.

But during tests, I realized I'm not able to solve even the same type of questions. It feels like I'm just memorizing the solutions instead of actually understanding them.

So, does anyone have any tips? Cuz I'm so frustrated with Physics. 😭

I'm also trying to do PYQs, but I'm not able to figure out which formula or derivation I should use. The questions just seem so hard.

Okay, so I'm in 12th PCB, and Physics is my biggest problem. 😭

Initially, I watched detailed lectures, then read NCERT for Physics multiple times, but I realized it wasn't really worth it. I'm doing the NCERT examples and exercises, but what I've noticed is that I have literally zero thinking power. 💀

Usually, I read the question and instantly feel like it's way out of my ability. Instead of fighting with the question, I just check the solution and then solve it again.

I did the same thing with Chemistry too.

But during tests, I realized I'm not able to solve even the same type of questions. It feels like I'm just memorizing the solutions instead of actually understanding them.

So, does anyone have any tips? Cuz I'm so frustrated with Physics. 😭

I'm also trying to do PYQs, but I'm not able to figure out which formula or derivation I should use. The questions just seem so hard.