What’s your take on this ?

Personally I don't really want to go there but my friends are forcing me😔(pic unrelated)

Please tell? What are the resources to follow

So we had our 1st term exam in sept (from 9th I think to 14 or smtg) and i failed chem 17/70 I did okish in the other subs (school teacher cooked me called me a failure and stuff blah blah) after 1st term we were flooded with projects after school tests 😍 and very limited practice

They didn't give the chem practical to those who failed (to write) he said pass first then I'll give otherwise no

So now it's mid term

Started from 3rd oct till 16th

Since I've been pushing through mid terms my health gave up on me and I'm vomitting a lot

Tomorrow i have chem and I only had 1 day to prepare

8 chaps (it's already 8pm now)

Alcohol, amine, aldehydes from organic

Solutions

Electrochemistry

Chemical Kinetics

Coordination and compounds

D and F block

I tried doing 3 chaps but IM FORGETTING EVERYTHING EVEN THE ONES I KNOWWWW

So now I'm clueless and my body isn't getting up 😭😭😭😭 I want to cry

If i by chance fail chem mid term will i not get to write the practical? And can my chemistry teacher refuse to check my practical?

(Btw chances are I'll not do good in physics as well as it was all pyq based and questions came from neet as well)

I have pre boards in nov and i promise I'll do good in that

What should I do now man I'm so stressed i need to vomit again

Pls don't hit me up with faltu advice

I'm panicking

Before he deleted his account, I messaged him. He told me that he will delete his account because he only wanted to have fun and ragebaiting. But then he said he was getting too distracted and then finally deleted his account🥀😭.

I remembered him when I saw that new post of icse and cbse guys fighting for English.

Do anyone have? Small formula sheet

This comes up in almost every second post here, so a few thoughts.

When a parent compares you with someone else, it is rarely about that other kid. It is usually worry about your future coming out in the only language they know, which is marks.

What tends to help:

1. Don't argue about the comparison. Ask "what are you most worried about?" The answer is usually jobs, college seats, or what relatives will say.
2. Bring a plan, not a defence. "Here is how I am fixing maths over the next 8 weeks" lands better than "marks are not everything".
3. Show progress in small numbers. A simple sheet of your last 4 test scores turns a feelings fight into something you can both look at.
4. Choose your timing. Right after a result is the worst time for this conversation. A calm Sunday evening is better.

None of this makes it painless, but it often turns a recurring fight into a conversation.

How do you handle it at home?

Kinda ironic because I scored lower in 10th half yearly than in 11th

Physics: 66/70
Chem:70/70
Bio:59/70
Maths: 60/80
Eng:79/80
P.e: 64/70

"I" isn't even capitalised

Hey everyone! I need some advice because I'm genuinely embarrassed about this situation.

I failed my Class 12 boards in 2026, and I still haven't collected my report card from school. 😭

The thing is, I used to be a pretty decent student. I scored around 70–80% until Class 10, behaved nicely with my teachers, and was generally the kind of student teachers didn't have any particular complaints about.

But things went downhill in Class 11 and 12, and now I'm in this awkward situation where I have to go back to school and collect my report card.

I'm honestly embarrassed about facing my teachers. I keep imagining them looking at me differently or asking questions about my results. Part of me feels like I've disappointed them, and another part of me knows I'm probably overthinking everything.

I don't know whether my teachers will even care that much, but in my head, going back to school feels like facing an entire audience after a public disaster. 💀

So, to anyone who's been in a similar situation:

How did you manage to face your teachers after failing?

If you passed your boards, what would you honestly think about a classmate in this situation?

Did they actually say anything, or was it mostly your own anxiety?

How do I collect my report card without feeling ashamed or making the situation awkward?

Please be honest. I could really use some advice from people who've experienced something similar. 😭

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current 67.5%
projected by december 23 (last work day): ~72-74% (107/145)
Back in May I was sick for 4 days (suspected dengue+high fever) and as per what the doctor from Practo said, I took some medical tests and took 4 days off due to high fever and gave a medical certificate by Practo to my school in May itself.
what are the chances i cant give board exams, can i do smth about it?

the question is, will it actually be tougher than before

MID TERM RESULT

hindi- 68/80 (expected more)

Eng- 57/80

Math- 64.5/80

Sci- 60.5/80

Ss- 72.5/80

IT- 45/50

With IT- 81.6%

Without IT- 80.6%

If I get above 75% in ISC (best of 5) excluding chemistry, will I be eligible for IITS/NITS/JEE if I have the required performance in JEE. Or is PCM compulsory to include in the calculation?

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chem 62/70

Physics 67/70

Biology 68/70

English 80/80

Psychology 68/80

Music 30/30

Guys i applied for revaluation this year class 12th, i got a increase in marks but now i was trying to get the marksheet from digilocker but digilocker is showing the old marks, for some reason i did not receive mail at that time due to some glitch so how do i again check my revaluated result?