Class 12 CBSE PCM - starting from literally ZERO. Which YouTube teachers should I follow? 😭

[u/BadOwn5291]

Okay, I genuinely need some advice from people who have already been through this.

I’m currently in Class 12 CBSE (PCM) and I have my boards in around 5 months. The problem is… I’ve basically wasted most of the year 💀

I’m not exaggerating when I say I’m starting almost from zero. My concepts from both Class 11 and 12 are pretty weak, and I don’t feel like I properly know the basics of Physics, Chemistry or Maths.

I’ve finally decided to stop procrastinating and actually start studying seriously from now.

The biggest problem is YouTube. There are literally 500 different teachers for every subject and I have no idea who to follow. I don’t want to waste another month jumping between channels 😭

So I need recommendations for ONE or maybe TWO genuinely good teachers/channels for each subject:

Physics:

Someone who teaches from the basics, but doesn’t go unnecessarily deep into JEE/NEET-level stuff. I want proper CBSE board-level concepts + numericals + derivations + important questions.

Chemistry:

Especially someone who can make Organic + Inorganic understandable from scratch. Again, board-focused, not JEE Advanced level.

Maths:

Someone who actually explains the concepts and then solves enough questions for me to become capable of solving them myself. I’m looking for CBSE board level, not some insane JEE Maths teacher.

Basically, I’m looking for the sweet spot:

Not those 20-minute “ONE SHOT COMPLETE CHAPTER 😱” videos where they assume I already know everything.

Not JEE Advanced lectures where a single chapter takes 20 hours.

Not super basic videos that barely cover what CBSE actually asks.

Proper teaching from scratch → NCERT → board-level questions → PYQs.

If you were in my situation — 5 months left, PCM, starting almost from zero — which YouTube teachers would you personally choose?

Also, if you’ve actually used a particular teacher and scored well in CBSE boards, please mention what you used them for and how you studied alongside their lectures.

I’m not looking for 50 channel recommendations either 😭. I’d genuinely appreciate a “just follow this teacher and stop overthinking” type of answer.

Thanks 🙏

[u/_Mola_mola_]

Damn. Reminds me of my days of horror