Have 2 free days now so wanna clear those topics up since they're pretty important
what should i do? I prefer not to watch lecs, as I already sat through my offline classes.
10 hour marathon classes 💀💀
my com and collision is fucked, was going really well in phy until he started teaching again, now this saturday we have a test and i know im going to get slaughtered
isn't it usually 2 GB? it asked me for 6gb, game isn't a virus right?
My local coaching module is not good at all. Can someone recommend something better that I can do from scratch?
This is the only chapter in which I'm having intuition problems lol
I used to game on my ps4, and it's facing a hardware issue(gotta install something through a hard disk) and I'm too lazy to do it.
I completed the story but never played online because I didn't buy PS+.
Now I have a PC that can comfortably run GTA 5, and I'm lowkey interested in the online mode.
Is the online mode good enough to warrant a purchase on PC?
Whenever I open my PYQ book I get kinda off put. And so many of them are Class 10-level it just makes me not wanna do them but there are some very good questions as well
Aaaah
I have not yet came across a question in which it didn't work. My teacher told me that there's a 99% chance that you won't face a question that cannot be done with VWM in any exam.
(Wedge and normal constraint included)
Wanna attempt it. Please share it.
Heard that 12thies have a lot more extra classes and their lecture hours increase to 8-12 hours.
I reckon it's going to be around 120-150
My coaching teacher didn't really teach much of constraint motion, as usually there are many methods for just one question and just told us to use virtual work method because most jee questions can be solved just with that.
Then he gave us one question each on rod and wedge constraint and moved on and didn't teach all the differentiating methods and wedge constraint cases.
So should I do it from youtube or something? I've done like 100 PYQs of NLM and only came across 1 question that couldn't be solved.
That too inorganic chemistry. We've done 3 in org and 3 in phy.
Usually people like Math/Phy the most. For me it's Chem ~~ Math >>>>>>>>>> Phy.
I was behaving like a classic 11thie and was downplaying HCV by comparing to books like Cengage.
But when my teacher made us solve us entirety of HCV, I realized its value. The theory is still not that great but it gets the basics going. The short answer questions are really great for discussion and testing your fundamentals.
Most objective questions are not that difficult but may have a few gems. The subjective exercise is where its real charm lies.
The gradual increase in difficulty is really great for a beginner and by 3/4th of the exercise, almost all types of mains questions are covered. The last few questions are really really good. My teacher called them advance level.
Another great thing about it that people don't realize is it's wording of questions. Usually in books like cengage, you pretty much get it easily about what the question is asking.
But HCV had me properly scanning each and every word because just a small misintrepretation messed up the entire question. And my teacher told me that's how JEE Advance problems are worded.
Please DM if you were/are in Paathshala.
I'd be really grateful. I am not able to attach it here so please DM me if you are willing
Concepts are easy but the calculations are cooking me. It takes way too much time and I am mostly off by a lot
Especially for d block and f block
I'll start for S block - HoLi pe Nasha Karke R@ndi ne Charas Fooka
Gr 2 - Beti maange car suar ki bachchi r@ndi
have some for p-block but they are kinda missing
group 13 - bhadwi alia gayi indonesia tel lagake
group 15 - nana pataikar aishwarya sab betich○d
group 18 - heena neena areena kareena xh@mster ki r@ndiya ha
(Did not make them by myself - a friend told this to me)