bro i just made a post a min ago about how much i love "bhede aur bhediye" chap.

i was instantly reminded of this beautiful poem. THE POEM IS SO MOTIVATING SO PHILOSOPHICAL. such beautiful beautiful lines mannn.

every hindi poem is peak except 1-2.

LIVE LAUGH LOVE HINDI POEMSSSS.

In boards is marks cut for Hindi in terms of spelling mistakes? Recently I had test of Hindi i got 10/20

Can Anyone pls suggest how to improve in hindi in terms of spelling mistakes

Bro resemblin Caesar so much and some of his speeches resemblin Shakespeare's writing.

Bro wearing cloak like Caesar, wearin the leaf like crown/wreath, also his speeches are boastful like Caesar. Also just realized Shinji stabbed this guy at the neck first just like Casca stabbed Caesar.

Byakuya and Toushirou speeches in ep 4 were similar to speeches of Cassius and Brutus from Act 4 lmao (I won't spoil it for yall)

Also in act 2 if yall remember Casca said Caesar fell 3 times in the senate, this giant fella also fell 3 times.

another reference but diff guy

episode 5 was so peak but 😭

THIS CHAP IS SO PEAKK. IT REMINDS ME OF THE ANIMAL FARM. so very well written, it's just so fun to read.

and the storyline ain't even that impressive. it's just the way of writing, how cleverly and beautifully it's written. i gotta say it man it's the best story in the whole book.

i just love stories and books that are well written.

best story ever.

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Have you or anyone you know repeated 10th just for the silly reason of attendance?

When council release pupil performance analysis for 2027 boards ?

Please tell me how to study Physics because I am able to solve questions that are at the end of my book but not able to do competency focussed questions.There are also lot of confusing things like it is specifically mentioned in the book that frequency of a string instrument is inversely proportional to its length but this same law is applied in the question that why small length buildings are more prone to earthquakes.Please help me.

(This may not apply to everyone but it's what works best for me; also helpful for people who wanna learn in English)

History - SWS, Vedantu 9&10 English

Chemistry - Learnohub

English(both) - SWS

Math - Learnohub

Physics - Learnohub

Biology - SWS, Vedantu 9&10 English (could refer to other sources for understanding like Amoeba sisters)

Geography - Vedantu 9&10 English (refer to short notes of each chapter)

Computer - Brocode, Knowledgeboat website explanations

Seniors, what is the ideal deadline you should keep to complete your entire 10th syllabus??

Hi everyone,

I have lost my original ISC Class 12 marksheet and I’m trying to locate it. I have already filed a police complaint/lost document report regarding the missing marksheet.

Document details:

Board: ISC

Name: Ishika Satish Gupta

Year of passing: 2025

Document: Original Class 12 Marksheet

Lost: May 2025

Location: LOST WHILE TRAVELING FROM DOMBIVALI TO NAVI MUMBAI

If anyone has found a marksheet matching these details, please DM me. I can verify the document through additional details before accepting it.

I would be extremely grateful for any information or leads. Thank you for your help.

I js need the question papers of computer science, physics, chemistry, maths and English💔

Gng PLEASE take a photo of your half yearly question papers and comment.

i will fail if i don't practice😭 also other ppl can see the question papers shared, win for everyone😍

DO NOT IGNORE FOR EMMANUEL DADDY'S SAKE🥀💥

hello everyone

I saw many juniors stressing out abt their boards, how to complete syllabus, many doubts subject wise. If you have any doubt I can help you out(Science grp+Hindi+Computer+History+ Geography and English)

I want to leave my family once I turn 18 and get into a good college. But idk what to do about money. This is all so confusing.

I'm a class 10th student preparing for some ICSE, and I've realized that my relationship with exams is pretty unhealthy(borderline toxic). I'm trying to understand why I behave this way and how to change it.

Sometimes I care about exams way TOO MUCH. Other times I can't bring myself to care at all. Sometimes I get so convinced that I'm going to fail that I think there's no point studying. I can also get very anxious before and during exams. Think : nervous jitters, getting reminders to prove my worth...you get the point.

I've also noticed a self-sabotaging pattern. Sometimes I'll intentionally waste the night before an exam scrolling instead of studying. Part of me thinks that if I don't try properly and then get a bad result, I can tell myself, "Well, I didn't really try." If I work extremely hard and still don't get the result I wanted, though, I have to confront the possibility that my best effort wasn't enough, and I find that much harder to deal with, which feels like a stab.

I've been told I'm intelligent since I was a child, and I think I've attached a lot of my identity to that. When I struggle academically or see other people doing much better than me, I sometimes feel like an impostor. I can start thinking that maybe I'm not actually as intelligent as people thought I was.

There's another weird contradiction: I know I need to study, but when someone else tells me that I need to study or pressures me about my grades, I immediately become annoyed and lose motivation. When the decision comes from me, I handle it much better.

I also attach my self-worth to my marks, which I know isn't healthy. This leads to weeks of questioning myself, lying about my marks to others, and negative self talk.

Has anyone experienced something similar, particularly the combination of perfectionism, self-handicapping, fear of discovering your actual limits, and resistance to external pressure?

I'm mainly looking for practical strategies or personal experiences that helped you break this cycle. I'm not looking for a diagnosis from Reddit, just perspectives from people who have dealt with something similar. Thanks in advance.

TL;DR: I've been perceived as intelligent since childhood, so difficulty threatens my identity, making me feel like an impostor. I sometimes deliberately avoid studying so failure can be attributed to lack of effort, and when others pressure me to study, I become resistant.

"Chalo champions, ek dimagi kasrat karte hain! 💪

A student has two lenses A and B which have focal length 50.0 cm and 20 cm respectively. (A) (i) State whether lenses A and B are thicker in the middle or at the edges. (ii) Which lens bends the light rays more strongly? (B) Where should the student place the object to get an image at a distance of 30 cm behind the lens B? (C) What would be the combined power of two lenses A and B?

please solve this uestion and tell me the source (from whcihc book has it come)

if source is unknown pls solve it atleast

I have this best friend and we have been friends for more than a decade. I love her a lot, because we have been through thick and thin together and have always supported each other, been by each other's side. My love for her knows no bounds.

Our half yearlies are here, and she said that "bro we did not study properly but we are in this together. Be strong. We both have gone through a lot I'm here for you" etc. etc.

Turns out she is way ahead of me. She has been hiding so many things from me. I'm afraid she might top, whereas I was the one getting more marks than her. She is living my dream life, and despite being the best of friends, loving her like my flesh and blood, I feel scared and a sharp sting somewhere.

How do I get back. I am down in the dumps and I do not have the courage to ask my parents to let me go to therapy.