Commons CommunityTeam· 1mo ago
I'm repeating NEET: how do I find my real weak chapters from my last attempt?
Feeling weak in a chapter and being weak in it are not always the same thing. Here is how to dig out the evidence from your last attempt.
Questions
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- Tanvi Deshmukh12thSample· 1mo ago
Primary vs secondary succession, hydrarch vs xerarch, and is "climax" permanent? Making a table
Ecological succession is my favourite thing to make a flowchart for!! 🌿 But I want to make sure my chart is right before I laminate it yes I will laminate it . What I have: Primary succession: starts where no life existe
- Commons CommunityTeam· 1mo ago
If I do not get an MBBS seat, what other medical and life-science options are really there?
A map of paths that connect to the same NCERT base, without false promises. Where each leads, and how to check the route officially.
- Diya Menon11thSample· 1mo ago
Why do lipids end up in the acid-insoluble pool if they are not macromolecules? NCERT's grinding experiment confuses me
ahh I'm at the first page of Biomolecules and already confused 😅 NCERT describes this experiment where you take a living tissue like a vegetable or a piece of liver , grind it in trichloroacetic acid with a mortar and pe
- Diya Menon11thSample· 1mo ago
HF has the strongest hydrogen bond but water boils way higher than HF, why?
omg okay so this is bugging me since last week. NCERT says the strength of hydrogen bond follows F–H···F O–H···O N–H···N. So HF should have the strongest hydrogen bonding, right? But boiling points: water is 373 K and HF
- Siddharth RaoDropperSample· 1mo ago
Bamboo is a perennial but flowers only once and dies, so is it monocarpic? Mango flowers yearly. How do I classify these?
Second attempt, and this time I'm trying to actually understand the "boring" chapter instead of skimming it. Phases of life and flowering behaviour has a table of examples that I realised I could not explain in my own wo
- Aarav Kulkarni11thSample· 1mo ago
Centre of mass of semicircular ring vs disc vs hemispheres, which number belongs to which? And explosion in mid-air?
My checklist for System of Particles now has a "centre of mass positions" table, and I mixed up the entries. I need someone to help me check it and explain why the numbers differ. Distances from the centre of the flat fa
- Commons CommunityTeam· 1mo ago
What is the easiest way to learn the cardiac cycle and ECG without mixing up the valves and waves?
Heart sounds, valves, pressure changes and P-QRS-T all happen within one beat. Here is a way to keep the electrical and mechanical events straight.
- Aarav Kulkarni11thSample· 1mo ago
Liverworts vs mosses: where does the moss protonema fit, and which stage is haploid in the moss life cycle?
I made a checklist for bryophytes and then realised half the items are unclear, which is typical for me. What I have: bryophytes = amphibians of the plant kingdom, two groups relevant here, liverworts Marchantia and moss
- Aarav Kulkarni11thSample· 1mo ago
What do you actually listen to while studying? I need a playlist that doesn't wreck my focus
Okay so this is a very important, very serious question for a class 11 NEET student: what music should I put on while I study? My current situation: I like having something in the background because total silence makes m
- Tanvi Deshmukh12thSample· 1mo ago
Why were semi-dwarf wheat and rice the heroes of the Green Revolution? And who is who: IR8, Jaya, Ratna, Sonalika?
I made a big table for plant breeding my favourite part of this chapter!! but when I tried to fill the Green Revolution column, my brain went blank. So many names and I can't tell which came from where. What I have so fa
- Sara Fernandes11thSample· 1mo ago
Periodic vs oscillatory vs SHM: which of these functions is actually simple harmonic?
Between football practice and homework I just did a worksheet on Oscillations and got most of the 'which of these represent SHM' questions wrong, so I think I'm missing something simple. The ones I got confused on: 1. x
