My plan B list, written in my third year (so you can write yours in your first)
Not a consolation prize. A list I wish somebody had made me write before results, not after.
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Not a consolation prize. A list I wish somebody had made me write before results, not after.
I'm in class 11 PCB, Pune and I have a full-on list-making problem. Everyone around me is already doing something. A few friends have joined a weekend coaching batch, one is solving NEET PYQs, and my cousin in class 12 s
Valves, nodes, lub-dub, P-QRS-T. Everything the NCERT chapter says, in the order it happens, with the mistakes I made.
I hate chemistry. Then I found out hybridisation angles are basically a dot product. Now I hate it slightly less.
Eleven phyla, six classification bases and a lot of exceptions. A decision-tree approach, a hook for each phylum and the usual NEET traps.
Honestly I was a backbencher and never asked basic things. Now I'm trying to make my base proper. Motion in a Straight Line, first topic, rest and motion. NCERT says "rest and motion are relative". But my teacher also sa
After football practice I try to do one chapter a day and today is epithelial tissue. It's mostly lists of places and I keep swapping them. Here's what I have: - Simple squamous: lining of blood vessels and alveoli thin,
Loneliness in a drop year is common and it is not a sign that you are doing it wrong. Small, regular connection helps more than big gestures.
I started the locomotion chapter before football practice and my brain is already confused 😅 NCERT says movement is one of the significant features of living beings, and that animals and plants exhibit a wide range of mo
Hii everyone!! I finally finished my diazonium chart colour coded, obviously and I have everything except the reasoning behind one thing, which is eating my brain. My chart so far, benzene diazonium chloride C 6H 5N 2^+C
I don't post often, but this one has been bothering me for two days. NCERT says the pressure flow hypothesis explains translocation in the phloem. Sugar sucrose is loaded actively into the sieve tubes at the source like
Ratios, a string, a comma that doesn't close, and why my harmonium-loving cousin and I argue at every family function.