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Bio is Love..

Adios, everyone! Boards preparation at its peak :( 

However, I am not able to study how I used to. Every time I try to study for boards, I just keep thinking much about a topic, stare at the book, jam a song or just start doing procrastination by bookmarking random cute problems in HSO. It's been more than a year I have studied like with a focus on a book. My lappy is being a big distraction tbh. So after INMO score come out, I will just give my lappy for repair and say papa to bring it back home after June 2. 

Milk and Mocha


I literally am taking 2 days to complete 1 bio chapter, some times even 3. The rate of my "slowness" is probably because I am like every 15 minutes checking discord to see if the INMO scores are out or not.

So HBCSE, thank you for keeping me anxious. 

Funfact:- we must be grateful that there is an organisation that is conducting these national Olys. There are some countries where no Olys are being conducted. ( Same dialogue which mumma uses, but in place of Olys it's food *Typical Indian middle class mom's line*)

Plus those people are like double our age, so disrespecting them is really bad. Feel free to complain against them ( cause you have the right to) but never say," Oh these people just don't know how to check" or some sort of negative comment. 

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Well well, too many HBCSE things. So boards now ( Here we go again). I have completed 3 bio chapters and have made notes for them, I will share them here since some juniors might need them ( plus I worked a lot on the notes)

They are handwritten, and a big claim:- They can easily get you full marks in Biology. I referred S.Chand and google searched too. Every detail is written there. So just refer to that and don't read NCERT and I am serious.!

Life processes:- 

Heredity And evolution:-

Our Environment:- 

Oh also, I compiled some problems sets of the previous week (Favourite problems etc). So here's the Google drive links of some weeks and also the blog post link :P
Woopsie, too many links :O.. Anyways I will create Pages after my exam and add these in one page, so everyone can refer it...

Anyways bbies for now, sorry for this boring blogpost :(. 

Sunaina💜

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  1. Amit April 9, 2021 at 11:43 PM

    I wish I were your junior.Being the lazy fellow I am I never bothered to make such nice notes.Hats off to your patience 👏👏👏

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    1. Sunaina Pati April 10, 2021 at 9:00 AM

      He he he.. BTW congrats your comment was the 100th comment in this blog :)!

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  2. PranavApril 10, 2021 at 8:15 PM

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  3. AnonymousApril 12, 2021 at 8:24 AM

    Sidenote: Graders are not necessarily or even usually top mathematicians. Most of the graders are usually students who participated in previous years and performed exceptionally(mostly who reached imo).

    Regarding Rohan's statement, maybe ask him before sharing as he might have meant it for your server members only especially since it's very informally written.

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    1. Sunaina Pati April 12, 2021 at 9:59 AM

      -_-

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    2. PranavApril 14, 2021 at 10:55 PM

      Man I think u r high 😂😂
      Idk who are you
      So this comments is with lots of respects

      Yes, some graders are the people who wrote IMO,
      So what ? What will you call them ? A person who isn't qualified enough to check a maths answer sheet, man they are also some of the brilliant minds in maths, so saying like this (I feel so) is a big disrespect to them ;-;

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  4. ASNApril 18, 2021 at 2:44 PM

    Lol now you can enjoy, boards cancelled!

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  5. Abdul AhlawatApril 26, 2021 at 12:56 PM

    This comment has been removed by the author.

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  6. AnonymousNovember 26, 2024 at 4:48 PM

    how much you got in your 12th boards?

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