How I decided to attend exactly two events, make one rangoli, and still not fail the pre-boards.
A sarcastic person trying to write something sincere at 11 pm, three months before boards.
A dry attempt to explain why the Physics I write for school and the Physics I need for JEE feel like different subjects.
You don't need a big idea, a good vocabulary or an audience. Here's what I wish someone had told me before post number one.
I read three newspapers every Saturday at the library. Same event, three headlines. Here is how I try not to get fooled.
A small story about a Tuesday, a pendulum, and the sentence I still carry around.
I used the formula for a year without knowing why it was true. One sketch on the back of a rough copy fixed that.
No telescope, no budget, one old pair of binoculars and a Kolkata terrace with a very annoying streetlight.
Nobody tells you that preparing for a big exam can make you feel invisible. Here is what I did on the quiet nights.
Dimensions, limiting cases and symmetry. Three boring checks that catch more mistakes than rereading ever did.
A very nerdy experiment, a very small football, and a rule about never touching your phone at half time.
Valves, nodes, lub-dub, P-QRS-T. Everything the NCERT chapter says, in the order it happens, with the mistakes I made.
