I 18F am lonely and want a boyfriend who uses Reddit .....
But more importantly, I need help revising Physics before I lose my mind 😭
PLEASE HEAR ME OUT
I’ve already done the chapters — • Units & Measurements • Basic Maths • Motion in a Straight Line • Motion in a Plane • Newton's Laws
Easy chapters for some i know but its my first time studying physics so i have solved questions, understood the concepts(i think), and used formulas (sometimes with a quick peek). At that time, everything felt fresh and fine. But now . I feel like I’m slowly forgetting things and I’m scared that when there's an actual test, I’ll blank out and mess up problem-solving or forget the right approach , I think revising a day before a test is not appropriate i want the formulas, concepts to be in my brain at all time .
So my question is:
How do you guys revise Physics so it actually sticks? Like really stays in your head, so when it’s time to write NEET or take a test, your brain just knows what to do?
I’ve seen so many people say they didn’t revise properly and then blanked out in the exam. I don’t want to be that person. I want to start revision now, daily, so by the time NEET comes around, it’s all running smoothly in my head.
Any tips, schedules, techniques, or even your own routines would help a lot. 🙏 Let’s make sure our future selves don’t suffer because of lazy present us 😭
18M btw
Posted Jul 17, 2025, 8:36 AM UTC