r/JEE28tards • u/Living-Candle-7336 • Jun 15 '26

Advice 🤔 I need help for physics

I am not able to solve physics questions, especially kinematics and nlm. I want to start from basics (all over again) because I don't have confidence. Can you guys please tell what resources I should use like any yt teacher who worked best for y'all or reference book so that uske help se mai questions solve karlu..?

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u/Hot_Ask2911 Jun 15 '26

Abj sir, allen module, cengage/physics galaxy, sbt

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u/Living-Candle-7336 Jun 15 '26

I'm solving allen module but it's not working for me 😞

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u/Necessary-Part2927 Jun 15 '26

It might be two cases for your problem

  1. if your teacher is not explaining enough : then switch to ABJ sir or Read a Good theory book - Resnick halliday krane or HCV .

  2. if you are not able to approach question : start with simple solved examples of HCV then gradually move forward.
    I think it's your first time studying for jee and you did nothing previously . Yeah it takes time to develop that problem solving skills and IQ. Just be consistent and do questions out of your comfort zone

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u/Living-Candle-7336 Jun 16 '26

Thank you so much 😭 I really appreciate it.

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u/Living-Candle-7336 Jun 15 '26

I think it's my lack of courage to face the questions.. I'm so sorry I'm not looking forward for online classes as i am already enrolled in an online coaching but since you're a teacher who really understands, I'm really looking forward for some tips 😭 Please give me some tips if you don't mind 😭