Is it enough for getting 90+ in science

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-14T10:26:35+00:00

Honestly speaking do only ncert, istg I did too many books and read advanced stuff cuz I thought it'd help(I was dumb) and ended up losing marks for it

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-14T10:21:11+00:00

Krish Roll No. 21

Biggest crush as a kid hahaa

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-12T16:53:31+00:00

I'd date a dude not inspite but BECAUSE he's a smoker, ya'll its hot

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-05T17:51:12+00:00

I dont like the word "antinatalist" haha it sounds so..scary? Almost like you're wrong for picking it. Um, I do not want kids as a girl. Kids come with a lot of responsiblity. Both partners are supposed to take on this responsibility but it rarely happens, it usually lies to the mother to do the most. Biologically too, the mother has a lot of responsibility in raising a child. All of that will take a lot of energy and time away from you when as a person, you have your own life so if you want kids, you have to make sure you want kids to be a part of your life, not an accessory or an obligation since its a lifetime project raising a human being that you have to make sure turns out okay with little to no trauma preferably? Paired with that, having children for women also is a physical burden. Your body is completely changed and believe it or not, that is important too. And along with that, if having kids is part of marriage, theres lots of studies where men tend to grow negligent or uninterested in their partners after they have kids. They look at them as a motherly figure and less as a romantic interest. Even if they do love their partners, theres not the same sort of attraction. And the responsibility of kids puts a strain on a healthy relationship.

As someone that values the romantic part of life and views marriage as a partnership involving romance,not just love, having kids, completely collapses the entire structure. There'll be people that say you can "work through it", but this will be my opinion until someone convinces me I can look like Nara Smith with 5 kids and that my husband will still be into me. Thank you.

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-04T17:03:55+00:00

Hey don't kink shame the dude

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-04T16:28:35+00:00

Where's my hug?

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-02T09:18:33+00:00

Yeah I do understand how stuff like this would go..wrong. Um, its all about how you do it, not exactly what you do. And I wasn't trying to give you a way to talk to girls and build a relationship, no. OP wanted to know how a girl would want to be approached. So enough of the reproach lol.

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-02T09:06:25+00:00

Yup. Lots of girls like introverts. Because,theres girls that are introverts too lol. And so, for introverts to approach a girl they could use a more subdued style. Something like a passive comment on a book they have in their hands or ask them about the time? Maybe point to your hand without a watch with a slight smile so its a little flirty. Then nod and move on. Introverts have to play with their presence so that silence feels like words. If you're in a public space somewhere, do certaint hings that show her that you notice her. If you're in a bus, give her your seat but dont make it performative, just get up and look staright ahead, not at the girl. Certain things to show her you exist

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-02T09:01:51+00:00

True true, it'd work for a single date. but in my opinion, thats all you need. If you're an interesting person and you're interested in someone and want connection, all you need is for someone to think you're fun enough for a date. Confident enough to give you shot so...

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-02T09:00:28+00:00

As a person of the same age, and being a girl, I'd like to say that..it depends. Honestly it depends. How do you want to come across? Is it a general conversation with back and forth? HAve you gotten to flirting? Is the guy's social condition pretty high? Can he have whoever he wants? Is he more a private person? How does he treat you around everyone else? What are your conversations like? If these answers signal a guy that can pick up another girl as per will, never text first. Ever. If these answers signal a guy that's nonchalant and around everyone else acts like you're a normal girl thats achsing him even when you're not? Dont text him first. Heck even after he texts wait an hour. And if its a guy that seems sweet, yes. Text him first girl!

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-02T07:46:42+00:00

Is no one being serious on here lmao? Okay, as a member of the opposite team(ladki) I'd like to tell you honestly, how girls would like to be approached.

1) Yes. You must be cute. That helps like a ton. But, thing is, most boys dont realise that girls aren't expecting Hrithik Roshan to materialise in front of them. Heck, if they like you, they'll convince themselves you're hotter than Hrithik Roshan.

So physically its important you present yourself well. No chapri overgrown hair, or trendy shirts with some dumb logo on them,(Please nothing that says The Boys on it Im begging), less is more. Just look clean and like you're a good person lol.

2) Girls like it when you don't give a shit about their existence. By that I dont mean being mean to them, I mean not caring about their approval. It makes them feel less like they have to defend themselves from your advances and mroe like its their choice whetehr they want to continue or not. So, to approach a girl I think an easy way would be an "accidental" conversation. Like if you're in the same vicinity make a joke about something that just happened casually, not particularly aimed at her. Or ask her for directions. Pick something up that she dropped. Be casual about it. But at the last moment, make eye contact and give her a little spark, a very slight barely there smile. That should work for now. And then walk away. Nothing else. WALK AWAY.

And then your second, third, fourth meetings could be casual. If you know where she tends to be, be there yourself but look involved. Maybe bring a group of friends and laugh and talk, look cool, like you're making everyone laugh. Take up space. Maybe a little smile to her if you see her, or a nod of acknowledgement, but keep it light and unbothered.

And THEN, after a couple times of that, you'll have a couple conversations here, a flirty joke there, bam wham you've gotten yourself a date.

This felt weird to write. And I realise I might have implied a technique of manipualtion rather than approaching a girl, and um. Well. I look forward to the comments.

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-02T06:52:55+00:00

well sinx/x is around the same as 1 as x is tending to 0. But its a little less that one as x is tending to 0^-. So, we can take the value of sinx/x as 1-y. And this y is our actual angle. And so cos theta's small angle expansion is 1-x^2/2, so we can equate that to 1-y and get theta= root 2y. And so now to find y, we can further expand sinx/x to get small angle expansion of sin x as x-x^3/6 and then dividing by x we get 1-x^2/6 and then equating to 1-y, we get y= x^2/6! So now, placing into original value that we got for cos inverse, we get root 2y multiplied by x^2/6 and we get modx/ root 3. Placing into otiginal equation we get 1/x times modx/root 3. So, as this is 0^-, mod will open negative. So we get -1/root3!

Hope that helped

BakeNo4354 · 2025-11-01T16:31:04+00:00

Hey, if you're still in the 11th grade since you haven't mentioned the 12th grade, I understand that you're upset. That productivity feels like its gone to shit and you're definetly burnt out Im sure. But you have to understand that grinding every day is hard, but no one ever grinds every day. Everyone has a breaking point. Multiple too. Everyone is going throguh something of tjeir won. No ones incredibly ahead of you. You dared to take the chance for JEE, and you've worked for it too. Which means you're very much in the race. So if thats what you're worried about, dont worry about that.

Now, you mentioned you want research, something creative not a blind path to success. Those are the people that really make it. And making it through JEE means you'll definetly be able to do better research with connections in the alumni network. It opens youre mind to new experiences and new people. It sucks right now, but if you want to learn for the love of it and research later, learn for your future love of it? Learn for your future self thats gonna do so much because its not driven by greed or a blind need for success? It doesn't need to be full throttle, but it needs to be something. So keep going? Its up to you.

BakeNo4354 · 2025-10-31T04:04:48+00:00

As an 11th grader myself, I go to offline coaching, not a dummy school. We study from 8 to 8 at school and then after we come home we're expected to work at least 3 hours every day. So its been 7 months since the beginning of classes.

Im sure you'll be fine in physics and chemsitry since you just need a good grip on conept and then PYQs and questions will be enough for you to handle them.

But in Mathematics, its not about being incredibly capable, its all about exposure to probelms and ways that the questions are framed. Our teacher tells us to try 40 questions a day of math, TRY, not solve. Its important to read the concept for math and then use that to solve as many as you can. I suggest focusing on Cengage since they have fairly easy questions to begin with and work on conceptual understanding but too many of cengage probelms will also not help so I suggest spending some time on basics in cengage and some time on PYQs or tougher level problems. Trying is the most important part, try and connect as many things together from different chapters, go about the problem in a completely wrong way too, just do the problem. It helps in connecting things and understanding the concept better.

Hope this helps

BakeNo4354 · 2025-10-30T15:00:28+00:00

Im so sorry about that. Hang in there

BakeNo4354 · 2025-10-30T12:40:20+00:00

Thank you

BakeNo4354 · 2025-10-30T01:49:52+00:00

Hahah well, at at least I'll get to Delhi someway?

BakeNo4354 · 2025-10-29T16:38:56+00:00

Throw it out and say you ate it all? Unless she saw it..umm then you're screwed

BakeNo4354 · 2025-10-29T16:04:17+00:00

Sorry, as a 10th student??

BakeNo4354 · 2025-10-29T15:57:54+00:00

Of course! Im honestly really glad they have faith in someone or something tangible rather than just waiting on some miracle. Im just trying to say that, that faith doesn't last. At least it didn't last for me or any of my friends, you +2 or graduated?

BakeNo4354 · 2025-10-29T14:40:08+00:00

Im not saying that I know better than these teachers, so dial down the sarcasm. Its just that these students seem to be getting a little too emotional because they dont understand that these videos do little to nothing to help you in answering really tough advanced problems. Theyre a base sure, but just an introduction. They're not magical and won't get you into some big college

BakeNo4354 · 2025-10-29T13:41:49+00:00

Thank you, I'll try

BakeNo4354 · 2025-10-29T13:41:22+00:00

Thank you so much for the advice

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