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Real cricket fans will never forget this moment, pure pressure, nerves of steel and an unforgettable finish 🔥

u/No-Raccoon-8202 — 5 days ago
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Dr. Ganesh Baraiya was just 3 feet tall and faced rejection, while his family was even offered ₹5 lakh to send him to a circus. His father chose education instead, and he fought every obstacle to become a doctor.

u/No-Raccoon-8202 — 5 days ago
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India’s Playing XI is confirmed for the Test in Galle. What do you think of the team selection, and would you have made any changes?🏏

u/No-Raccoon-8202 — 5 days ago
▲ 2 r/BITSATHub

is NCERT enough for BITSAT Chemistry, or is additional practice really necessary?

NCERT is often considered the foundation for BITSAT Chemistry, especially for theory and factual questions. But with the exam testing speed and application, many students also rely on additional question practice and mock tests. For those preparing for BITSAT, is thoroughly revising NCERT enough, or does extra practice make a noticeable difference in the score?

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u/No-Raccoon-8202 — 7 days ago
▲ 2 r/wbjee

Is solving WBJEE PYQs multiple times actually useful, or is it better to move on to new questions?

A lot of WBJEE aspirants get stuck between revising PYQs again and again and constantly looking for new questions. PYQs can help identify patterns, improve speed and understand the level of questions, but repeating the same ones too much may have diminishing returns. For those who have prepared seriously, what worked better: revising PYQs multiple times or solving a wider variety of new problems?

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u/No-Raccoon-8202 — 7 days ago