u/human_or_whateva

(Sorry title galat ho gya it's meant to be to, not you)

I'm a pcb student and I'm a really fast learner so I can learn 1 chapter completely from scratch a day easily. I got 99 in class 10 and 98.6 in class 12. I just want someone to tell me the chapters that will fetch me the most marks. My other subjects are done pretty well, except for chem oh god I cannot ever get chem right. I was planning on doing just pcb but Math marks would really help cause if I mess up a question too many in pcb I might not get the college I want. I'm aiming for iiser pune and I'd have to get a near perfect score in pcb if I wanna leave out maths but I make a lot of silly mistakes so I don't think I can afford to. I know differentiation pura,

integration, log, graphs (only the basics)

Trigo and permutation combination cause I had done +2 ke kuch maths chapters in class 9 coaching mein through extra classes. But tbh ab bhul gye hai.

Linear quadratic equations bhi aata hai and basic stuff of AP GP.

I just need someone to tell me where to start and how to approach this. Also please suggest good one shots. Jaise bio mein Vipin sir ka one shot dekhke ho jata hai pura chapter. Yaha kya hai?

(I really wanted to take maths but wasn't able to kyuki parents teachers all adviced me against it and sab chahte the I focus only on neet but mera mbbs mein zero interest hai toh I regretted that decision 12th ke start se hi cause by then I was 120% sure ki mbbs mein nai jana)

I am talking only about ideal gases here. And ideal gases follow the ideal gas law. Right? (I am a mere child do not come for me)

The slope of a V/T graph, when a positive diagonal straight line, shows constant pressure and is nR/P. (By y=mx+c and ideal gas law V=(nR/P)T)

But in an Isochoric process, that slope becomes zero, and instead the pressure become directly proportional to the temperature since volume is constant. But the slope of the V/T graph is still nR/P right? But that cannot physically equate to zero??? Where am I going wrong? There has to be some fault at some step cause I perfectly understand how the slope can be a parallel line but I just cannot seem to define it mathematically

I am talking only about ideal gases here. And ideal gases follow the ideal gas law. Right? (I am a mere child do not come for me)

The slope of a V/T graph, when a positive diagonal straight line, shows constant pressure and is nR/P (By y=mx+c and ideal gas law V=(nR/P)T

But in an Isochoric process, that slope becomes zero, and instead the pressure become directly proportional to the temperature since volume is constant. But the slope of the V/T graph is still nR/P right? But that cannot physically equate to zero??? Where am I going wrong? There has to be some fault at some step cause I perfectly understand how the slope can be a parallel line but I just cannot seem to define it mathematically

I have androgenic alopecia, hormonal acne and haven't had a period in 5 months. Doc just gave me birth control for another 6 months like last time. She said fixing my diet and exercising will make it go away. It has been 5+ years dealing with ts. I used to have severe debilitating cramps for years when I first started my periods. They found nothing except for pcos (which isn't supposed to cause pain). I had isotretinoin for 5 months for extremely severe acne which went away after the medication. The cramps never went away even though I was exercising daily and doing yoga. I would eat like 3 painkillers a day sometimes and it had no effect. doctor put me on birth control for a year. It did not help with the pain. Or the hairfall. All it did was give me regular periods and cause depression or rather worsen a pre existing one. Once the year was over, my face and body got covered with acne which the isotretinoin had removed 4 years ago. I felt horrible. It has subsided now 9 months later but the scars remain. My hair is still bad. I also live in an abusive household and get little sleep so that is something that can only be fixed once I get to college in a few months. Even my diet can only be fixed then. At home I have no say in what I eat or when I eat. I haven't had bad cramps for 5 months cause I haven't had periods haha, but the alopecia and bloating and acne is still hard to deal with. Can someone that has been through something similar tell me what diet worked best for them and ACTUALLY got their testosterone levels down and helped with pcos. I would like to try the diet exercise stress route first cause I haven't had great results with ocps. I'll see if I can talk to a nutritionist or endocrinologist once I'm in college. I'm only 17 so I'm just really sad that I have gad to deal with all this. I've always done everything right but it's like my body hates me. I would greatly appreciate a good meal plan and what are the most essential foods for me. And what to avoid. I also don't like milk it make be feel bloated and seems to worsen my acne (don'tknow the extent to which that is true) but am forced to drink it everyday

Height 5' 11

Weight 76-79 kg (fluctuates)

Deficient in Vit D and Iron (taking supplements)

LH, FSH, B12 normal

My testosterone levels are 89.7 ng/dL when the normal is <75.

Studemts suicide kyu kar rahe hai wtf? Cbse ki bohot galti hai but not the suicides. Marks kam aya toh suicides kar liye bit that's NOT case's fault. "Marks badha dete toh bacche suicide nahi karte" WHY should it come to suicides in the first place? Ye kaisa society hai that tells kids to base their worth on these exams and neet and JEE and whatever other bullshit they have going on. Galti parents ki hai and indian society ki hai. Kids need to realise ki they are worth more than their parents tell them and they need to rise above these exams. 24 lakh baccha neet de raha hai I can bet my ass usmein shayad barely ek- adha lakh ko actually doctor banna hai. All pf this continues because their are no laws against child abuse here, at least not ones that work. Jab haath uthane se ya kisi cheez ke liye force karne se jail hoga na, tab samjhenge ye log. Most indian parents do not deserve even a sliver of the respect they get.

Bhai kahi mil hi nahi raha kuch khul hi nahi raha been trying since yesterday can someone please give me the correct link? Cannot afford to miss the deadline

I got 88 in physics, which should increase to 94 after correction. I have 98-100 in all other subjects and I was capable of getting 100 in physics cause I didn't get anything wrong but I messed up the time management and left a 3 mark question at the end. Also I must be fucked in the head cause in section C I attempted an optional part of the same question instead of the next question (on accident) so losing 3 marks there. I'm not worried about studying for the exam cause my concepts are crystal clear plus I'm used to studying all the time. I just don't want low marks to go on my record forever which is why I'm considering an improvement exam. Does giving this exam and recieving a new marksheet with improvement mentioned on it cause any problems in the future? And is it even worth the trouble? Should I just let it go

Yaha koi acche eye specialist hai who performs lasik surgery, specifically contoura vision?

Both have a similar course structure, both located in the city. What reasons would a student have to choose one over the other? I would really appreciate a sort of pros and cons list (especially faculty, interdisciplinary and humanities subjects like eng lit, and phd opportunities. Also hostel+food). I love that your study every subject for two years cause I cannot settle on one until I get some exposure

Both have a similar course structure, both located in the city. What reasons would a student have to choose one over the other? I would really appreciate a pros and cons list (especially faculty, interdisciplinary and humanities subjects like eng lit, and phd opportunities for different subjects. Also hostel+food). I love that you study every subject for two years cause I cannot settle on one until I get some exposure.

I just got myself all 8 books of the vintage classics virginia woolf collection and they are so pretty I want to cry. I might not even enjoy a book or two (say, flush cause that'sa biography and I'm a very fiction-fantasy person so I'm not sure how much I'll enjoy it), but OMG are they well made. Every book not only has a gorgeous cover (art by Aino-Maija Metsola) but also the flappy thingys that fold into the books, despite being paperbacks, with really pretty decorations on the endsheets. Every book has an ex libris page in the beginning, and beautifully printed illustrations and pictures. They're just so high quality and I really commend penguin for putting this sort of work into classics. Vintage really never ceases to make me happy. I also recently got Kafka's complete stories, complete novels and letters to milena and to have almost all the works of an author in compact books that MATCH is just so amazing to me. Similar spines, similar covers, same sizes. That's the sort of consistency I am actually willing to spend my money for. I'm from India and the indian versions of the woolf collection, although official, are very poorly made, with thin covers and no cover flaps or decorated endsheets. I got the uk copies and I am so so glad I did.

Copies already scanned the for online marking toh firse 700 kyu le raha hai to give us the scanned copies? And fir reevaluation ke liye aur 500 and 100 per question. What the actual fuck? Mereko bio mein bas 2 marks badhana hai to get 100 and eng mein 4-5. Physucs mein 88 se 93 karna hai. Iske liye itna paisa dena hoga? Isn't this literally their fault? Spend karna worth it hai?

No one, NO ONE can help me. This just feels like a curse. I'm only 18 and I've dealt with this shit for so so long. I have just accepted that I cannot be fixed. I'm just glad I haven't had bad cramps this year cause for that I would have to have a period first. I'm being put on birth control again for 6 months starting this month ig and then I'll stop and it'll all go to shit again. That's what happened last time and that's what happens all the time and no one fucking cares and no one talks to me they just talk to my parents. The guy doing my ultrasound even said he was concerned about how much trouble my parents were having to go through because of me. My dad's a dermat but he won't treat me like an actual patient they never get any of my hormones or other vitamin levels checked they just keep giving be fucking ocps and minoxidil and benzoyl peroxide and nothing works and no one gives a shit. I just don't understand what I did to deserve this

This is super long (also poorly written cause I'm sleepy) so read it only if you've got time:

I will start college this year so I have a long way to go (at least 4 years) before I can leave. Truth is, any of these countries I am trying to choose between is a hell lot better than my country (for me, that is)

I will be doing my bachelors in natural sciences, my college let's you choose your major in the 3rd year, so I haven't decided anything for sure just yet. As of now, I'm most inclined towards molecular biology but that might change when I get a better understanding of each field. It's a BS-MS degree (4+1 years), with an option to exit after a BS. I plan on taking that exit doing my masters abroad, probably the uk or Europe, with a scholarship. Then comes PhD, for which I am mostly inclined towards the US or Switzerland. I might do post docs after but it's too early to be planning all of that out.

Which place would be ideal to live and work in? I love the US but also kinda hate it and I just don't think I could live there for the rest of my life with the insane politics and medical prices (don't come at me for simplifying stuff I am but a wee child). If it weren't for that I'd probably want to live in a small town in the us. Again, depends. I might change my mind in the future. Right now, I am trying to decide between the uk and somewhere in the eu. I have always loved the idea of living in a Nordic country or in switzerland but I'm not sure that I can spend my 20s and 30s somewhere so quiet and lonely. I have often heard it said that people are very reserved in those parts. I am an introvert myself, and don't like too much noise and ragers and such, but I would want to spend my youth somewhere a bit more... fun, especially after losing my teenage years to a country with shit society and an even shittier system, and having grown up in an extremely abusive household on top of that. England has it's own share of problems. I've heard that the housing market is terrible also you need 50000 years to get a doctors appointment uhhh okay yeah you got me i don't know anything properly.

I just want someone that has lived in these places to tell me the pros and cons or just describe what it's like living in these places. Or other places. At one point I had thought I'd just move around different countries, cause it's one life. But then I do want a house (a small one) and a bookshelf and a dog and a nice life and friends near me so I gotta choose one place. I can just travel to different countries on vacation. I like the cold, can't stand the heat. Also don't want to surround myself with a conservative society. I'm a woman, so I'd like somewhere that's safe. Europe is great but I might have trouble adjusting in a non-english speaking country, even if I do learn the language, especially if my day to day life is meant to be conducted in a language other than english.

Racism will be my biggest problem cause I'm drumroll Indian. I'll just have to deal with it ig.

I'm a very media-loving person so books movies theatre I love it all. I have never been able to watch a musical where I live but I'm the most theatre kid to ever theatre. London has west end, new york has broadway. Other countries have got their own little theatres. I have survived off of slime tutorials and proshots so I'd would kill to go watch shows live. Also I love reading so I couldn't live in a place where english literature won't be easily accessible.

While I'm on the topic of reading- I own quite a few books right now, but not so many that they'd be a problem when moving. and my collection is sure to grow in the next few years. I don't think I could possibly bear to sell off my books. Should I just keep them here with someone I trust until I get a house or apartment in the country I plan on living in? I cannot possibly lodge around 500 books everytime I go to a country on a student visa. What do people do in such cases? Should I just get a kindle and start a collection when I have actually settled down somewhere?

Yeah anyways that's all. All I know is I don't want to live here. It's not a bad country, it's got basically every geographical marvel you can imagine. The people are really friendly and good at heart (except for the countless rapists). But I cannot live here. I have grown up on western media so I have little in common with the people. The society is very conservative, arranged marriage is still the norm, gay marriage isn't even legalised. casteism, misogyny, it's got it all. Every other household is abusive. Most of all, the real reason I cannot live here is cause I've had a really really bad experience growing up here. I have memories I would rather forget forever. I just want to leave and never have to return. I want to start afresh.

This is super long (also poorly written cause I'm sleepy) so read it only if you've got time:

I will start college this year so I have a long way to go (at least 4 years) before I can leave. Truth is, any of these countries I am trying to choose between is a hell lot better than my country (for me, that is)

I will be doing my bachelors in natural sciences, my college let's you choose your major in the 3rd year, so I haven't decided anything for sure just yet. As of now, I'm most inclined towards molecular biology but that might change when I get a better understanding of each field. It's a BS-MS degree (4+1 years), with an option to exit after a BS. I plan on taking that exit doing my masters abroad, probably the uk or Europe, with a scholarship. Then comes PhD, for which I am mostly inclined towards the US or Switzerland. I might do post docs after but it's too early to be planning all of that out.

Which place would be ideal to live and work in? I love the US but also kinda hate it and I just don't think I could live there for the rest of my life with the insane politics and medical prices (don't come at me for simplifying stuff I am but a wee child). If it weren't for that I'd probably want to live in a small town in the us. Again, depends. I might change my mind in the future. Right now, I am trying to decide between the uk and somewhere in the eu. I have always loved the idea of living in a Nordic country or in switzerland but I'm not sure that I can spend my 20s and 30s somewhere so quiet and lonely. I have often heard it said that people are very reserved in those parts. I am an introvert myself, and don't like too much noise and ragers and such, but I would want to spend my youth somewhere a bit more... fun, especially after losing my teenage years to a country with shit society and an even shittier system, and having grown up in an extremely abusive household on top of that. England has it's own share of problems. I've heard that the housing market is terrible also you need 50000 years to get a doctors appointment uhhh okay yeah you got me i don't know anything properly.

I just want someone that has lived in these places to tell me the pros and cons or just describe what it's like living in these places. Or other places. At one point I had thought I'd just move around different countries, cause it's one life. But then I do want a house (a small one) and a bookshelf and a dog and a nice life and friends near me so I gotta choose one place. I can just travel to different countries on vacation. I like the cold, can't stand the heat. Also don't want to surround myself with a conservative society. I'm a woman, so I'd like somewhere that's safe. Europe is great but I might have trouble adjusting in a non-english speaking country, even if I do learn the language, especially if my day to day life is meant to be conducted in a language other than english.

Racism will be my biggest problem cause I'm drumroll Indian. I'll just have to deal with it ig.

I'm a very media-loving person so books movies theatre I love it all. I have never been able to watch a musical where I live but I'm the most theatre kid to ever theatre. London has west end, new york has broadway. Other countries have got their own little theatres. I have survived off of slime tutorials and proshots so I'd would kill to go watch shows live. Also I love reading so I couldn't live in a place where english literature won't be easily accessible.

While I'm on the topic of reading- I own quite a few books right now, but not so many that they'd be a problem when moving. and my collection is sure to grow in the next few years. I don't think I could possibly bear to sell off my books. Should I just keep them here with someone I trust until I get a house or apartment in the country I plan on living in? I cannot possibly lodge around 500 books everytime I go to a country on a student visa. What do people do in such cases? Should I just get a kindle and start a collection when I have actually settled down somewhere?

Yeah anyways that's all. All I know is I don't want to live here. It's not a bad country, it's got basically every geographical marvel you can imagine. The people are really friendly and good at heart (except for the countless rapists). But I cannot live here. I have grown up on western media so I have little in common with the people. The society is very conservative, arranged marriage is still the norm, gay marriage isn't even legalised. casteism, misogyny, it's got it all. Every other household is abusive. Most of all, the real reason I cannot live here is cause I've had a really really bad experience growing up here. I have memories I would rather forget forever. I just want to leave and never have to return. I want to start afresh.

This is super long (also poorly written cause I'm sleepy) so read it only if you've got time:

I will start college this year so I have a long way to go (at least 4 years) before I can leave. Truth is, any of these countries I am trying to choose between is a hell lot better than my country (for me, that is)

I will be doing my bachelors in natural sciences, my college let's you choose your major in the 3rd year, so I haven't decided anything for sure just yet. As of now, I'm most inclined towards molecular biology but that might change when I get a better understanding of each field. It's a BS-MS degree (4+1 years), with an option to exit after a BS. I plan on taking that exit doing my masters abroad, probably the uk or Europe, with a scholarship. Then comes PhD, for which I am mostly inclined towards the US or Switzerland. I might do post docs after but it's too early to be planning all of that out.

Which place would be ideal to live and work in? I love the US but also kinda hate it and I just don't think I could live there for the rest of my life with the insane politics and medical prices (don't come at me for simplifying stuff I am but a wee child). If it weren't for that I'd probably want to live in a small town in the us. Again, depends. I might change my mind in the future. Right now, I am trying to decide between the uk and somewhere in the eu. I have always loved the idea of living in a Nordic country or in switzerland but I'm not sure that I can spend my 20s and 30s somewhere so quiet and lonely. I have often heard it said that people are very reserved in those parts. I am an introvert myself, and don't like too much noise and ragers and such, but I would want to spend my youth somewhere a bit more... fun, especially after losing my teenage years to a country with shit society and an even shittier system, and having grown up in an extremely abusive household on top of that. England has it's own share of problems. I've heard that the housing market is terrible also you need 50000 years to get a doctors appointment uhhh okay yeah you got me i don't know anything properly.

I just want someone that has lived in these places to tell me the pros and cons or just describe what it's like living in these places. Or other places. At one point I had thought I'd just move around different countries, cause it's one life. But then I do want a house (a small one) and a bookshelf and a dog and a nice life and friends near me so I gotta choose one place. I can just travel to different countries on vacation. I like the cold, can't stand the heat. Also don't want to surround myself with a conservative society. I'm a woman, so I'd like somewhere that's safe. Europe is great but I might have trouble adjusting in a non-english speaking country, even if I do learn the language, especially if my day to day life is meant to be conducted in a language other than english.

Racism will be my biggest problem cause I'm *drumroll* Indian. I'll just have to deal with it ig.

I'm a very media person so books movies theatre I love it all. I have never been able to watch a musical where I live but I'm the most theatre kid to ever theatre. London has west end, new york has broadway. Other countries have got their own little theatres. I have survived off of slime tutorials and proshots so I'd would kill to go watch shows live. Also I love reading so I couldn't live in a place where english literature won't be easily accessible.

While I'm on the topic of reading- I own quite a few books right now, but not so many that they'd be a problem when moving. and my collection is sure to grow in the next few years. I don't think I could possibly bear to sell off my books. Should I just keep them here with someone I trust until I get a house or apartment in the country I plan on living in? I cannot possibly lodge around 500 books everytime I go to a country on a student visa. What do people do in such cases? Should I just get a kindle and start a collection when I have actually settled down somewhere?

Yeah anyways that's all. All I know is I don't want to live here. It's not a bad country, it's got basically every geographical marvel you can imagine. The people are really friendly and good at heart (except for the countless rapists). But I cannot live here. I have grown up on western media so I have little in common with the people. The society is very conservative, arranged marriage is still the norm, gay marriage isn't even legalised. casteism, misogyny, it's got it all. Every other household is abusive. Most of all, the real reason I cannot live here is cause I've had a really really bad experience growing up here. I have memories I would rather forget forever. I just want to leave and never have to return. I want to start afresh.