r/CBSECommerce

So i wasted kind of all my time to study in the past few months (not kinda my fault but kinda my fault, our teacher gives us heavy hw and other stuff to at home and they teach like shit, and i am always sleepy during class) and i have 1 month left before half yearly and our half yearly syllabus is 70% of the total syllabus how do i study for it Edit - class 12th and i also have applied maths

TLDR: Almost the whole class wasn't able to solve an accounts question i wasn't able to too because I missed the explanation while doing school event prep with permission and the teacher then took everyone's books for ALL subjects, while i refused and asked him to show me the rule allowing it Argument escalated and i raised my voice, he eventually returned the books and copies to all student and called my dad, was I wrong for refusing?

So basically our accounts teacher gave us a question on accounting for a share capital that most of the class couldn't solve

I couldn't do it because he had explained it in the previous period while i was working on some school event preparation with permission so i missed the explanation

He then started collecting everyone's books and copies for ALL subjects not just accounts and said he'd keep them until we understood the topic and were able to solve similar questions

I refused to hand my books and copies because i didn't want my other subjects books and copies taken away over an accounts question

I told him there was no written rule saying he could do that and said I'd hand everything over if he showed me the rule

He kept saying i was arguing and asked why i wasn't able to understand when he taught the same topic earlier

I said i was trying but couldn't and asked him to give me some time but he cut me off before i could even finish

I eventually got frustrated and raised my voice and also said

"I was TRYING but your handwriting SUCKS"

Yeah i know that was disrespectful and i shouldn't have said that

During the argument i said that he doesn't have the right to take books and copies for all the other subjects and that this particular way of punishing us was wrong

I told him I'm fine with him scolding me writing a complaint calling my parents or giving me some other punishment but i won't hand over books that i need for my other subjects

He collected almost everyone's books except for two toppers who btw also couldn't solve the question completely right

Then i think he finally realised what he was doing and gave the other students their accounts book and copy back

He stood there silently for a bit and then the dispersal bell rang

Before leaving he said

"Now you'll say to other teachers that i took your copies and books"

The whole class went YESSS

Then he said we should make new copies for every subject

The whole class went NOOOO 😭

Idk maybe he realised how dumb the whole thing was because he eventually returned all the other books and copies too

He also called my dad later and talked to him inside the staff room while i was made to wait outside

After a while he came out and said my dad would come talk to him tomorrow

Honestly i know my dad will understand why i raised my voice because I've literally never raised my voice at a teacher before

And if it was only me who couldn't understand the question then maybe I'd accept that i was the problem

But when almost the entire class couldn't understand it there has to be something wrong with how the topic was being taught too

Basically can a school force someone to pick any other subject other than applied math because they scored low marks?

I am currently in Class 12, studying Commerce with Applied Mathematics.

Honestly, I have barely studied for the last few years. I started losing interest in academics around the end of Class 9. At the same time, I got into trading, and gradually it became a major distraction from my studies.

I was in a dummy school in Class 11 and basically studied nothing throughout the year. Even in Class 10, I didn't study consistently. I only started studying seriously shortly before the board exams and ended up scoring 63.80%.

Now I'm in Class 12, and I have finally decided that I want to take my academics seriously.

I have known about IPMAT since Class 9, and I have always had the idea of getting into an IIM through IPMAT. Now I genuinely want to give it a serious attempt.

The problem is that I'm basically starting from almost zero. My fundamentals from Classes 9–11 are very weak, especially in Mathematics. I have approximately 6 months before the IPMAT exams, and I'm extremely confused about how to approach this.

Should I:

Focus mainly on completing my Class 11–12 syllabus first and then start IPMAT preparation?

Prepare for boards and IPMAT simultaneously from now?

Ignore IPMAT for this year and take a drop after Class 12 to prepare properly?

Or is it actually possible to build my basics and prepare for IPMAT within these 6 months?

I'm not looking for motivation alone. I would genuinely appreciate advice from people who have prepared for IPMAT, especially those who started from a very weak academic background.

If you were in my position, what would you do for the next 6 months?

Any realistic roadmap, resources, strategy, or advice would be really helpful.

Not student friendly assumes that studenst has basic knowledge ts for the win

Got 92% in 12th btw

Idk why but yes this people have best of school life where I havw just trauma from this school it just 4 months more

So people, it's been creeping up on me since the past 2 weeks that whenever I go to sleep I feel like I'm betraying myself. I took commerce with maths and thought to keep maths as my primary focus since I want to study in ISI, but now I feel the weight of commerce too. I'm currently in grade 11 and I want two results of this post (so please comment and upvote for more ppl to see this):

1. what should I do to get away from this distraction if youtube and games, like srsly to help myself with all this guilt and feeling of wasting half my 11th.

2. I want to make a peer group that can push me and each other, we can be like accountability partners as I never had studious friends. Most of my current friends are cringe and are worse off than me, so if ur in 11th and focusing on doing good academically efficiently to give time ur goals (for example I use 4days a week for isi maths) then please DM me, let's make a telegram or a whatsapp for all of us (but be willing to put in the work or else you might be kicked if ur not that studious I'll also give 4 hrs in school days and 6-7 on holidays, i support humour tho don't get me wrong)

Guys 12th Accounts and eco ke liye kaunsi playlist follow karu? 😭 mid term Mid Sept mein hain and backlog bhi hai toh 6-7 ghante ke lectures dekhne ka mann nahi hai PW Backlog Killer, Next Toppers, Sunil Panda etc. mein se kya actually worth it hai? Short but enough to understand + questions practice ho jaye aisi koi playlist bata do pls 😭

Guys, we only need to follow NCERT for BST right? In my school, we use Poonam Gandhi and in that book there are quite a few differences from NCERT. For eg. the restraints for the redressal agencies are 1 crore and 10 crore, whereas in NCERT it is 50 lakhs and 2 crores.

Just wanted clarification on this since my school teacher is saying to follow whatever Poonam Gandhi has written instead of NCERT.

It's 2026 August and I had to give boards in 2027..tell me about my syllabus how much should it be completed

As a dropper if I give xet for bms course or if I register for bcom next year would it be a problem i have 95% in class 12 ( commerce ) cbse board

So I'm done with my accountancy syllabus, I've solved all illustrations and back questions of DK goel, I faced issues with some questions but most of them were doable

Now I've started solving sample qps and I just realized that my conceptual clarity is sh*tty af ( specially when I do mcqs ) and the complex questions / questions that require you to remember small details of theory to even be able to solve them, are also one of the kind I'm having difficulty solving

And it is getting worse day by day plus my ability to remember things is kinda fcked up and I tend to get confused over things easily

💁🏻‍♀️ and my biggest mistake is that i went to a trip recently and then got sick because of which i couldn't study for about a week and a half totally, NOW I'M UNABLE TO SOLVE QUESTIONS BC ALL MY CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDING IS FORGOTTEN

The point is that I'm aware that I need to work and practice a lot more, but I'd like to hear any advice from y'all

Should I re watch lectures? ( studied from Parag Gupta ), Should I do all the back questions again? Or what?

Any advice would be helpful.