Last Tuesday started like any other. Coffee in hand. Red pen ready. Thirty essays on “The Impact of Globalization” waiting to be graded. The first essay? Brilliant. Sharp vocabulary. Tight structure. I was impressed. Then I picked up the second one. Same structure. Same examples. Same… everything. But here’s what gave you all away:
The Problem Every Board Student Faces Exam season is here, and you know what teachers keep saying: “Solve 10 years of Previous Year Questions!” Sounds great, right? But here’s the reality – sitting with a pile of old question papers and manually counting which chapter appeared how many times? That’s going to take you 2-3 days minimum. By the time you figure out the pattern, half your revision...
Let’s be real for a second—Science is brutal. You stare at a Physics problem for 20 minutes. The formula’s right there in your head. You plug in the numbers… and somehow, the answer’s still wrong. Chemistry? Half the reactions feel like pure ratta-fication with zero logic behind them. And Biology? It’s like training for a memory Olympics that never ends.
