Hey everyone!

Boards are getting closer, and I wanted to ask how everyone's preparation is going.

• Have you completed your syllabus?
• Which subject is the most difficult for you?
• Are you solving PYQs and sample papers?
• How many hours are you studying daily?

If you're struggling with Maths or Science, don't worry. Start with one chapter at a time, revise regularly, and practice questions.

Let's share our preparation strategies and help each other out!

Which subject is stressing you out the most right now?

Hey everyone,
To give you some context on my background: I cleared JEE in the top 1 percentile and completed my Computer Science Engineering from a Tier-1 college

Class 11 and 12 Physics can get incredibly overwhelming with the sheer number of derivations and formulas we need to remember for school exams, boards, and entrances.

To make revisions faster, I built an Android app called Physics Formulas IIT JEE & NEET.

Why it's useful for CBSE students:

• Covers all major chapters: Mechanics, Electrostatics, Optics, Magnetism, Modern Physics, etc.
• Perfect for a quick 10-minute glance right before a school unit test or board practical/viva.
• Clean, lightweight, and works fast when you just need to look up an equation for a numerical.

Full Disclosure: The app is completely free with no locked chapters or premium tiers. It does contain standard banner ads at the bottom to help me cover basic costs, but they don't block your screen or disturb your reading.

I'm a solo developer, so if you find it helpful for your studies, please drop a download and leave a review. Let me know if there are any feedback

Google play store link:-https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.study.physicsformulas&pcampaignid=web_share

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Class 12, wave optics , physics:

I was looking at the ncert and extra books and googled the syllabus but it appears the some sources , polarization is cut but it was in ncert.

So is like only a part of it still in it, or is it fully cut or those sources wrong year or something?

I'm curious about how everyone prepares for CBSE exams.

Do you prefer solving MCQs chapter by chapter first, or practising questions from the entire syllabus?

I feel chapter-wise practice can help identify weak topics, while full-syllabus practice helps with revision and time management.

What works best for you, and why?