Second attempt, so I should know this by now, but metal carbonyls were never properly clear in my head last year. I memorised "synergic" and moved on. This time I want to actually understand it. What I think I know: CO d
Doing wave optics PYQ-style questions and this one keeps eating my marks. Q: Unpolarised light of intensity I 0 passes through two polaroids whose pass axes make an angle of 60°. What's the intensity of the emergent ligh
Nobody posts the March where you cry in a stairwell. This is that post, written five months in.
Second attempt at NEET. Going through post-fertilisation events again, and slowly, because last time I rushed this part and fell for a few options. NCERT says the primary endosperm nucleus PEN divides first, often before
A floor, a wall and 25 minutes. A beginner plan that survives bad weeks.
Last year I spent three hours on a single integral and told myself it was perseverance. It was ego. This year I have a rule.
Revising Motion in a Plane from the start for my drop year plan week 2, Physics block . I made a template for each topic with "formula / common error / one solved example" and the last box for this topic is empty because
The chapter begins with WHO's definition: health is "a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being", not just the absence of disease or infirmity. That line I know, it's also why I'm trying not to ignore my
Disorders at the end of the locomotion chapter are 6 lines in NCERT but they steal marks from me every single test, because the options are all written to sound alike. I've been using my cheap 40-page notebook for this c
I've fixed, borrowed and sat through three shop visits. This is what I'd tell my younger self.
I read the NCERT equilibrium chapter twice and one word keeps bothering me: "dynamic". The book says at equilibrium the rate of forward reaction equals the rate of reverse reaction. And that concentrations stay constant.
Notes from someone who panics, on the rules I made after one bad score wiped out a whole week.
