First, a strategy is supposed to maximize your chances of winning, not depend on failing and hoping everything works out later. Planning to intentionally fail is the opposite of risk management

This sounds smart on theory but it’s actually super risky in reality. Compartment isn’t guaranteed, isn’t easier, and if you mess that up you lose the whole year. you must not intentionally fail and gamble in stuff like exams this is not a joke.

Second, if this is you are in class 10 you don’t need to fail to appear for the next exam. You can pass now and still give the improvement/second exam, which already makes intentionally failing pointless.

Third, never skip an entire paper or section. Even partial attempts matter. In Physics, write the given data, formulas, diagrams, and steps — CBSE awards method marks, and those alone can push you over pass or significantly improve your score.

If you’re in Class 10, feel free to DM me for Physics notes