@ishita_g · joined 1 Jul 2026
Dropper, NEET · Laxmi Nagar. Study plans, templates and tiny wins. Ask for my timetable! Off-duty: planners, K-pop, cafés.
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
Making the chapter plan for Ecosystem and I want the structure part to be crisp before moving to energy flow. I made a template: Structure Components, Organisation → Function Productivity, Decomposition, Energy flow, Nut
I'm making a one-page chart of the contraception chapter for my revision file it's what I do, I can't revise without a template , and the second half of the chapter, the pills, injectables, surgical methods and emergency
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
Study-planner girl with a doubt that doesn't fit into a planner. 😅 De Broglie: \lambda = h/p . For an electron accelerated through V volts, I know \lambda = \dfrac{1.227}{\sqrt{V}} nm. For V = 54 this gives 0.167 nm, and
I like having a clean template for every type of question, and electrochemistry is the only chapter where I can't make one. Let me show where my template breaks. Given: \text{Fe}^{3+} + e^- \to \text{Fe}^{2+}\quad E^\cir
I like to have everything in a table, and the mechanism of hormone action is the one section where I can't fill in the rows confidently. What I've got: hormones act by binding to specific protein receptors on target cell
Making the "eukaryotic cell overview" one-pager for my plan and I want the logic right, not just a table. Things I'm confident about: - Prokaryotes: no membrane-bound organelles except ribosomes which have no membrane at
I'm building a one-page "directing groups" template for my plan, and two entries refuse to fit the neat pattern. The pattern as I understand it: activating groups like –OH, –NH2, –OCH3, –CH3, –R are ortho/para directing;
Planner update: the "gene transfer" page has been sitting in red in my tracker for three days. I'd like it to turn green 😅 From NCERT: DNA is a hydrophilic molecule, so it can't pass through cell membranes. To make bacte
