specifically aimed at 11th and 12th grade kids who took science and are having online school now
+crying bc nothing is done
+crying bc you've been working for 6 hours straight and school keeps sending more work
+crying bc you don’t know anything that is in syllabus for the exam the next day
+listening to 2000s hindi songs bc new songs are all just remixes with bad raps
+class at 7:30 am, but sleeping at 5 am
+school making you wear uniform for online calls so wearing only the shirt and tie and id card
+school being more unorganized than you and it sending work at random times of the day
+not completing school notebooks bc we are not going back anyways
+then the teachers asking for scans so last minute completion, but whats new
+watching 3 idiots hits different
+knowing its written by chetan bhagat but ignoring that bc the movie was iconic
+"sharma ji ke bacche" (phrase used to compare you to someone else’s child who has done better than you:>)
+not knowing what is happening in coaching classes, asking friends only for them to text you at the exact same time asking the same question
+no social life bc you need to study for minimum 16 hours a day
+having to study for 16 hours a day on the day before exams bc you didn’t study the rest of the year
+buying the supplementary books but never using them
+online notes on random websites
+searching for one question and finding solutions for entire textbook
+physics walla life saver
+textbooks not having enough information so ending up in the wikipedia wormhole
+crying about the lack of STEM representation on social media then realising they probably have no time or are simply tasteless
+your cousin having done better than you in science in 12th in general
+sleeping too much or too little
+sleeping with camera off bc attendence
+taking science only bc "more options"
+now suffering bc you do have a lot of options but your marks say no❤ to all of them
+being done with science all together
+the subject you had a choice to choose being completely ignored now
+reading the stories in the english textbooks once and scoring the personal highest in english
+the education board being just about as chaotic as you
+learning some of log table values, periodic table and constants before every exam and forgetting as soon as exam gets over
+having an exam every month and still being surprised at it
+"WHY did i take science"
+"bas ab 12th nikalna hain uske baad jo karna hain wo karo" (”just graduate from high school, then you can do whatever you want”)
+boards vs entrance exams vs the will to live
+accepting you’re not good enough, seeing some random stem studyblr post and getting motivating, trying to work, failing, a cycle.