Is NCERT enough on its own, or do I really need reference books as well?
A friend has five books on the desk and you have NCERT and a nagging feeling. How to decide what a second source is actually for.
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A friend has five books on the desk and you have NCERT and a nagging feeling. How to decide what a second source is actually for.
Revising the last part of Molecular Basis of Inheritance and I want to make sure I actually understand the lac operon instead of just memorising the diagram. My understanding: the i gene makes a repressor. When lactose i
There is no universally right answer. The better question is which setting protects your daily work with the fewest leaks.
ahh my teacher gave this equation and I just stared at it
Doing a topic test on Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production and one assertion-reason has me confused. I don't want to just look at the answer key, I want to understand why. Assertion: The milk yield of a cow depe
Second attempt, and ART is the topic where I can feel the marks sliding even while I'm reading. The full forms are easy. It's "what is transferred, and where" that I keep swapping. What I have so far: - Infertility: inab
So I've been doing projectile motion and my physics teacher said "learn the shortcuts, they save two minutes per question". Problem is he writes them on the board and moves on, and I don't know if I'm using them right. T
Bhai log, ek problem hai aur mujhe samajh nahi aa raha ki ye normal hai ya nahi. Class 11 me hu, aur aaj kal jab bhi mock test hoti hai na, uske ek ghante pehle se mera dil zor zor se dhadakne lagta hai. Haath thande ho
ok so I made a really neat table in my notes for Faraday's law but the very first line is breaking my brain. NCERT defines flux as \Phi B = \mathbf{B}\cdot\mathbf{A} = BA\cos\theta . In the example I solved, a coil is pl
Practising anion tests in my notes can't afford a lab at home so I make flow charts from the book . I hit a wall at the dilute H2SO4 group. When I add dilute sulphuric acid to a salt, a colourless gas comes off and passe
I'm colour-coding my excretion chapter pink for filtration, blue for reabsorption, green for secretion and I got stuck on the very first pink box. NCERT says the glomerular filtration rate GFR in a healthy person is appr
Chapter: Human Health and Disease, last section adolescence, drug and alcohol abuse . It reads easy on the first read but when I make a table I realise I can't separate the three big groups. Here's my table so far, pleas