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Thank You !!!

Hello everyone, Last semester of my undergraduate life is starting on this Monday. So my life will be busy again with studies, clinical practice and my research. May be I will not be able to post often, but I will do my best. The purpose of this post is to thank everyone.😇

Time management for A/L students...

Hello everyone!! So in one of my previous A/L posts  one of my readers asked how I used to manage time for all the work that was piling up when I was doing A/Ls. So today I'm gonna share my experience and what I got wrong. (And thank you for asking that question btw. 😊) It will not be a fancy article with nice scientific words, but I will share you the wisdom I got during past few years and how I managed to survive A/Ls.

How I did A/Ls - Part 2

Last time I told you about how I prepared for the A.L examination.( How I did A/Ls- Part 1 ) So today I am telling you how I managed stress during the exam.

How I did A/Ls..

Well as per one of my readers request I decided to tell you how I did A/Ls. So before telling you that I think telling you the background story will be important for you to understand why I did certain things. So lets get started.. (It's gonna be a very long post)

An easy garlic bread recipe..

I love garlic bread.. 😋I mean who doesn't love garlic bread? I often visited pizza hut and P and S just to have garlic bread. And then I realized why buy when you can make them in less than 15 minutes.. So today I'm gonna share my recipe with you.

Sauted Oyster Mushroom Recipe...

As you all know I'm a vegetarian and I enjoy cooking. So today I'm gonna share my Oyster mushroom recipe. It's yummy and also healthy. Especially I hope this will help vegetarians who are trying to loose some weight. 

Doppler Calculations made easy...

Since A/L examination is starting in few days I thought of writing a quick post about something related to A/Ls. I will be explaining Doppler Effect and how to do calculations using formulas easily. This was taught to me by my Physics teacher in school who also happened to be my class teacher. Literally she is the best Physics teacher I had in my life and I didn't even need tuition classes for Physics. (She insisted me on practicing more problems so I went to a Physics class where the teacher focused more on questions than theory.) But I learned all the theories and how to apply them from her. So today I'm gonna share with you one of her lessons. It will get you full marks on your Doppler effect question in paper.