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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSunny Dhondkar is a student at IIT Bombay. He has been writing since his 9th grade and is the author of two books:1. The JEE2. Theory Vs. Theories The JEE was launched on the Christmas of 2019. This book has the main goal of teaching students special techniques to study for IIT JEE.These techniques are of 'Out of this World' level and turned out to be highly efficient and effective.This book also went on the #1 Bestseller in IIT JEE charts of Amazon, in its beginning days. Theory Vs. Theories was launched when Sunny was in his 10th grade.It was promoted by Chetan Bhagat on a special occasRead More...
Sunny Dhondkar is a student at IIT Bombay.
He has been writing since his 9th grade and is the author of two books:
1. The JEE
2. Theory Vs. Theories
The JEE was launched on the Christmas of 2019. This book has the main goal of teaching students special techniques to study for IIT JEE.
These techniques are of 'Out of this World' level and turned out to be highly efficient and effective.
This book also went on the #1 Bestseller in IIT JEE charts of Amazon, in its beginning days.
Theory Vs. Theories was launched when Sunny was in his 10th grade.
It was promoted by Chetan Bhagat on a special occasion.
Sunny writes on online platforms like Quora and Blogger.
He has been nominated as Most Viewed Writer in JEE on Quora, thrice.
People have appreciated his way of representing simple life phenomena using science. He can relate anything with science so wonderfully that you would understand the underlying concept way too easily.
A Game of Scores positions education as something you can analyze, model, and engineer. It studies how multiple-choice questions are deliberately designed to trick you. You learn to write non-linear notes that compress entire textbooks into connected concept maps; to separate practice-mode exploration from exam-mode execution; to eliminate wrong answers through pattern recognition rather than guesswork; to handle exception-heavy subjects by finding struc
A Game of Scores positions education as something you can analyze, model, and engineer. It studies how multiple-choice questions are deliberately designed to trick you. You learn to write non-linear notes that compress entire textbooks into connected concept maps; to separate practice-mode exploration from exam-mode execution; to eliminate wrong answers through pattern recognition rather than guesswork; to handle exception-heavy subjects by finding structure inside apparent randomness; and to simulate exam conditions until pressure feels familiar.
The book moves beyond content into meta-learning: how memory encodes and retrieves, how attention drifts, how spaced repetition strengthens recall, and how active teaching deepens understanding. It covers unconventional strategies such as aggressive note compression, statistical elimination, structured revision cycles, and stress testing under deliberate constraints. It addresses online versus offline preparation objectively, lays out tactical planning for the final days before the exam, aligns routine with circadian rhythm, reframes mental health and daily problems, applies the principles of lab manuals that design lab experiments to life manuals that design your life, and uses calculus to propose to your crush.
You’ll learn to study with the same mindset Sunny used to get into IIT Bombay, to crack any exam that takes you to your dream prestigious university, and to ace exams within those prestigious universities.
A Game of Scores positions education as something you can analyze, model, and engineer. It studies how multiple-choice questions are deliberately designed to trick you. You learn to write non-linear notes that compress entire textbooks into connected concept maps; to separate practice-mode exploration from exam-mode execution; to eliminate wrong answers through pattern recognition rather than guesswork; to handle exception-heavy subjects by finding struc
A Game of Scores positions education as something you can analyze, model, and engineer. It studies how multiple-choice questions are deliberately designed to trick you. You learn to write non-linear notes that compress entire textbooks into connected concept maps; to separate practice-mode exploration from exam-mode execution; to eliminate wrong answers through pattern recognition rather than guesswork; to handle exception-heavy subjects by finding structure inside apparent randomness; and to simulate exam conditions until pressure feels familiar.
The book moves beyond content into meta-learning: how memory encodes and retrieves, how attention drifts, how spaced repetition strengthens recall, and how active teaching deepens understanding. It covers unconventional strategies such as aggressive note compression, statistical elimination, structured revision cycles, and stress testing under deliberate constraints. It addresses online versus offline preparation objectively, lays out tactical planning for the final days before the exam, aligns routine with circadian rhythm, reframes mental health and daily problems, applies the principles of lab manuals that design lab experiments to life manuals that design your life, and uses calculus to propose to your crush.
You’ll learn to study with the same mindset Sunny used to get into IIT Bombay, to crack any exam that takes you to your dream prestigious university, and to ace exams within those prestigious universities.
Sleeping in his room, he felt a jerk.Sunny opened his eyes and had a glimpse of his wristwatch. 2 am, the digital watch signified. When he checked around his bed, he saw a blurry image of a man standing at his front. The person was standing still. His face was not clear to Sunny since he was still b Read More...
I saw this poor child, strolling along the street. Cheerful, he was, though had insufficient to eat. His mom had no money to buy lights or a lantern. But the elation in his steps could set a happy daisy to burn. Seeing the glory in his eyes, by watching others in joy, makes me remember: Diwali was Read More...
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