A big-brother kind of post about birthdays, group chats that get quieter, and what it means to be the one who stays.
Third attempt, so I've made enough mistakes to put a year in order.
Notes from a JEE repeater who has too many opinions about hourly rates.
Every morning our family group has at least three forwards. Today there was a "doctor's message" about a cure for something I won't repeat, a "drink this at 5am" thing, and a video said to be from a hospital. My mama for
A third-attempt student asking a first-principles question late at night.
Revising the Living World for the third or fourth time and I realise I only memorised the ladder instead of understanding it. NCERT says living organisms show a hierarchy: cellular organelles, cells, tissues, organs, org
Also what does the factor P actually do and what does a catalyst change?
Hi, I'm a NEET dropper from Mumbai, second year of prep, and money is tight, so everything I do has to be free. I've been reading Kabir's and Tushar's posts about building small things in Python and I got curious. My rea
Aiyo, amma asked me at breakfast "what did Mendel do?" and I realised my answer was just "peas, tall and dwarf, 3:1". So I decided to go back to the basics of Principles of Inheritance and Variation, which I somehow revi
Third attempt. I will say it plainly: I know this chapter, and I still lose marks on it because of the sign table. I look at a question like "one species benefits and the other is neither harmed nor benefited" and for a
Amma says I study like I'm trying to eat an elephant in one bite, so today I decided to do only the adrenal gland and nothing else. And it's still messy. From NCERT I have this: the adrenal glands sit on top of the kidne
Amma says I study chemistry like I'm doing a quiz show, fast but with mistakes 😅. Soil pollution and green chemistry is one of the "easy" last pages that I still get wrong in tests because the examples blur. What I know:
I'm building my one-page template for alcohols, phenols and ethers distinction tests on top, named reactions below and a few cells are still empty. Lucas test: I know the reagent is conc. HCl with anhydrous ZnCl2. I know
I went on a short trip to Gokarna and the Western Ghats before my drop year started, and I took maybe 400 photos. Looking at them now, they are all... meh. The actual views were incredible, the cliffs, the waves, the gre
I usually don't post questions, but this chapter has defeated my reading-only method. ECG: P wave, QRS complex, T wave. I know the NCERT lines: the P wave represents the electrical excitation depolarisation of the atria,
