u/Jashan_Mago

To all those questioning and getting mad over how RCB approached this, I just looked at ESPN after the game ended, and a comment rightly mentioned something we all forgot:

We played ultra safe cricket, like remember the second over of Shivang, we were playing full tosses and having singles off them, and RaPa was taking a single off spin. That was how defensive we were.

But read the final scorecard, my friends, coz we still managed to make 200. And that is quite scary.

Where was the celebration? It looked as if he was in fact sad compared to the beginning when he celebrated that first run.

I mean it can't be the fact that it was a relatively slow century, coz it was a typical Virat one. Impetus in the start, boundaries when needed and running all around in between. And most importantly, finishing the match....

How's it? Anything unexpected? Also, if someone's a dropper and has given mock and main paper in 2025, how was those 2 exams, close or completely different?

I don't think there will be crazy surprises in IAT given NTA is not conducting it

I want to create an eduniti type planner for maths, PC and IOC.

Like will create some blocks, and do mixed revision/practice instead of doing it chapter wise, with a goal to finish everything by, say 25 May? Chapter wise krne ka result mai JEE me do baar dekh chuka hu, don't wanna repeat that now.

Anyone up for it?

My maths coverage is done. All I now need is daily mixed question practice. But I'm unable to find any relevant sources for the same.

JEE Mains PYQs are irrelevant, SciAstra DPPs are unreasonably tough (not preparing for NEST)

For context: I'm continuously getting 12+ questions in maths. In fact, I got 60/60 in maths in last test.

Isn't there some eduniti type planner but for maths and not physics?

same as title

Any developers/programmers who discontinued coding and building stuff due to these exams?

Would love to connect!