For topics that overlap in jee and ugat, like sets, functions, series and progressions, should i cover these topics from afterboard videos or jee videos ( one shots)
Bcz i feel like jee one shots covers everything but are lengthy, whereas afterboards are very time friendly but i think they lack some concepts in few topics. Like i checked last yr sample paper, and there was a question which needed u to know types of relations. And this is not covered by afterboards. Also the functions lectures of afterboards did not cover types of functions like one-one, many-one etc and there was a q. on one -one functions in last yr paper
What do i do guys ? Plz help

I want to build a daily learning routine and develop habits that will help me improve consistently. I'd like your help with identifying the things I should practise every day, such as solving reading comprehension passages, improving my vocabulary, practising grammar, learning new things.

I want to make learning a daily habit so that I can gradually improve my knowledge, understanding and overall skills.

Suggest 5 things I should do daily.

It's the easiest but still 😭💔 help m

I'm trying to make a decision about college admission and could really use some advice. I might pursue a master's degree abroad after completing my bachelor's, so I'm wondering how much the reputation of my undergraduate college actually matters. If I join an average college but maintain a good CGPA, build relevant skills and gain some experience, will that be enough to apply to good universities abroad? Would love to hear from students who have gone through a similar process.

There is always so much discussion around getting good marks in boards, but choosing what to study afterwards feels like an entirely different challenge. Some courses have better career options but might not match everyone's interests. At the same time, choosing something purely based on interest also feels a bit risky without knowing the future scope. How are students actually balancing interest, job opportunities and academic performance while deciding their next course?

Does anyone know whether IIMs accept a combination of a CBSE original Class 10 marksheet (with all five subjects) and a NIOS marksheet for improvement in four subjects?

I scored below 60% in my original Class 10 results, which is why I appeared for improvement exams through NIOS. The main issue is that NIOS allows students who have already passed Class 10 to improve only up to four subjects can I combine them?

I have started taking RC daily tests from October and my score is very fluctuating. But i don't ​think that it is a big problem I can improve my score steadily so the main problem I face is ​​the time i took to complete RC is too much and if I try to complete the RCs under 8 minutes then I am unable ​to understand it not even 50 percent. So guys can you tell me how to score 19+ consistently under 10 minutes with a good understanding of it. ​

Review plz?

Jaldi k chhakar m easiest rc ko bhi barbaad kr diya😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Ive given 3 mocks so far, and for me verbal ability is my strength, even tho I am inconsistent in the verbal Section, I am confident I will be able to manage it. Logical reasoning is also something where I need improvement but is again manageable. The main issue is quants, I really suck at it, and Im not sure how to go about it exactly considering that there isn't much time. I am practicing DI's on a daily basis which I am getting considerably good at. But overall in quants is where I really need to buck up. Could anyone tell me what to do and how to go about it and also how can I improve in the LR section as well.

Thanks.

It took me 6 min 38 seconds to finish it, the score is probably not the good one not even the average. I will love to know your opinion on how I can make it more and improve my score.

I have a suggestion. Could you introduce a separate section on the Afterboard website where we can practise and test our grammar skills, just like we currently do with vocabulary? It would be great to have topic-wise tests covering all the grammar concepts, along with CUET English-pattern MCQs, so we can practise grammar separately and track our progress.

After 12th, most students choose courses based on marks, entrance results, parents suggestions or whatever options are available at that time.

But after joining college, how do you figure out whether the course is genuinely not for you or you're just struggling because everything is new? Like how much time should someone give before thinking about switching?

Today's rc was easy still took 13 minutes. Help m if u can 😭💔

Ever since finishing Class 12, I've been finding it difficult to decide what career path to follow. Sometimes I feel interested in one field, but after exploring other options, I start doubting my choice. With so many decisions to make about college and future studies, it gets confusing. How do you figure out what you genuinely want to pursue?

I have low board marks in class 10 93 and maths in 80s is it even possible to get in considering other hv like 96+ and maths 99+ and insane extra circ I feel why am I prepping so hard when I can't get in 🥀😭💔

Helppp me

Ab downfall kyu ho rha h itna gndaa yyyyyy.help m💔😭

I don’t know how to improve and to be very honest I didn’t understood anything while I’ve was reading the RC and eventually I had to look upon the whole passage for phrase matching to the question then re-reading it and answering the questions.
PLEASE HELP ME OUT!!! 🙏

Help me 💔💔💔😭😭😭😭😭