u/ConfidentCable7509

So basically mera todha backlog ban gaya hai abhi tak due to personal reason not laziness and i am dropper but mujhe todha bohot phele se aata so vo cover up ho jayega but abhi tak 1 bhi test nahi diya hai so what should I do because syllabus is pretty vast in the test and I have little time so should I give the test after watching one shot so that current ke topics ka test de saku ya phir meri jo test series hai usko shuru se karu with 2 test a week to catch up

So basically mera todha backlog ban gaya hai abhi tak due to personal reason not laziness and i am dropper but mujhe todha bohot phele se aata so vo cover up ho jayega but abhi tak 1 bhi test nahi diya hai so what should I do because syllabus is pretty vast in the test and I have little time so should I give the test after watching one shot so that current ke topics ka test de saku ya phir meri jo test series hai usko shuru se karu with 2 test a week to catch up

So recently my friend had a break up with his girlfriend and she said " Sorry but I don't have feeling for you anymore " (Well it was a long paragraph but I summarized it in short) so I don't know how to comfort him he is a good friend of mine (the girl is also a very good friend of mine but we haven't been in touch for like 4 months because she needed some space so she wasn't active enough so I haven't talked to her about this but gonna try talking to her too ASAP ) and he is a neet student so he have already faced a mental toll till now although his results was good

Hey everyone, I'm currently taking a drop for JEE 2027 and doing self-study, but I'm having some trouble figuring out the best way to structure my question practice.

​Right now, I have the PW Prayas modules and a few other reference books. What should my actual priority order be when I sit down to practice after doing homework given by teacher? How do I filter or choose the right questions to make sure I'm adequately covering both Mains and Advanced levels without getting stuck or wasting time?

​Any advice on how you guys structure your problem-solving would be really appreciated.

Hey everyone, I'm currently taking a drop for JEE 2027 and doing self-study, but I'm having some trouble figuring out the best way to structure my question practice.

​Right now, I have the PW Prayas modules and a few other reference books. What should my actual priority order be when I sit down to practice after doing homework given by teacher? How do I filter or choose the right questions to make sure I'm adequately covering both Mains and Advanced levels without getting stuck or wasting time?

​Any advice on how you guys structure your problem-solving would be really appreciated.

How you are planning to do the overlapping test

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I am thinking to do mains test on Saturday while advance on Sunday so I can analysis too (I am dropper)

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How you are planning to do the overlapping test

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I am thinking to do mains test on Saturday while advance on Sunday so I can analysis too (I am dropper)