I want to get 90+ % in class 12th. My stream is PCB. What should I do?

My other academic subjects are good except for physics. My physics is really bad.

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    vaishnavi shukla LLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune | Guide-Level 12

    7 years ago
    Hi Jasmine,I assume you are in class 11th and will enter 12th standard soon. However, as your other subjects are strong, and it's only physics that troubles you, then I'd say you must focus on being excellent in the subjects that you're already good at. Focus on strengthening your basics and mastering the subject. As far as Physics is concerned, you can take tuition's for it and remember, if you think, you're bad at something, you'll not be able to attempt it because of fear. Remove the fear and understand the concepts by taking help from a professional and you never know, you might get more than 95% marks too. All the best.
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    Apoorva Dutta Information Science|Research | Contributor-Level 7

    7 years ago
    It's great that you know what you want, now there is this point which makes sense, but isn't said very often. Scoring 90% in board is easy, as the papers are made (80-90%) out of previous five year questions. So, if you can I'll suggest you buy previous five year book now and don't wait for next Jan for it. There are books that covers question asked chapter wise, go for it. Before and after getting a chapter done in class, coaching, yourself which ever place you learn and can say I studied it properly, come back home take day in weekend and see the questions and figure out like 10-15 points or theorem or formula that the questions in E
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