Giant said:Yes having a backup plan is a very good point. Although I can't advice much about that.
Learn programming. You could start with python. I personally love it. Every Physicist has to learn it in some point in their life so better start early than later.
Choppy said:On top of that, it's important to develop non-academic skills during your out of school time. If you're thinking of pursuing physics, then it's a good idea to have a backup plan if that doesn't work out for you. Think about getting a summer or part-time job or volunteering.
Finally, it will help if you learn to type properly.
You are quite lucky most of us have to learn them on our own.well languages like python,c++ and java were already learned in 12th
Giant said:Make your algebra and geometry more than perfect . Use books like higher algebra by Hall and knight, S L Lonney trigonometry and coordinate geometry, schawm trigonometry. These are the topics which are in your hand right now and can be done independently. They will be of significant use later.
Even I've finished 12th,,, results are yet to arrive. :)
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