Okay, so idk any language, and I just finished my 12th , I'll get into some college, and I wanna learn a language so that I don't feel dumb in college .
I am starting from the very start .
Starting with C
My long-term goal is to get a good job
I'm learning C from Harvard's CS50x 2026
Should I start C++ or Java or any other language after C .
9s1 people are writing their exam and tomorrow at this same time i will be writing exam , i hope everyone writes well
i feel sorry for 9s1 people
imagine some random guy waiting for the timer to go hit zero and his heart rate slowly climbing up ,first question pops up on their screens , intergration, first question , I'd cry .
I've made a detailed analysis of the last 10 years pyp using AI,
6 2025 papers
4 2024 papers
Here's what I did — I took 10 official TS EAMCET papers, 4 from 2024 and 6 from 2025, fed them into ChatGPT to extract the correct answer option for every single question, then dumped all that data into Claude and asked it to do a full statistical analysis. That's 1,440 questions worth of data. I also had it cross-check for duplicates across sources so nothing got counted twice.
The whole thing took me a few hours across both tools. Not gonna pretend I sat there manually counting options — I didn't. AI did the heavy lifting, I just made sure the inputs were right and the output actually made sense.
Anyway here's what came out of it.
The actual findings:
Maths → C (correct answer 27.9% of the time, topped 6 out of 10 papers)
Physics → D (26.9%, but Physics was the most inconsistent subject across papers so take this one with slightly less confidence)
Chemistry → C (31.1%, the strongest and most consistent signal in the entire dataset)
No idea what subject a question is? → C. It's the most common correct option overall across all 1,440 questions at 28.1%.
Now before anyone says "this is useless" — TS EAMCET has no negative marking. A blank is a guaranteed zero. Even a marginally better-than-random guess gives you a real expected value. That's the entire point of this.
The PDF has everything laid out properly:
The scenarios section is genuinely the most useful part. Things like — if you've eliminated 2 options in Physics and you're stuck between C and D, what does the data say? Or — if the paper is unusually hard and half the room has 60+ blanks, how many marks can you realistically recover using this? All of it is calculated, not just vibes.
Quick disclaimer that I want to be upfront about: this is a probabilistic strategy based on past papers. It's not a guarantee and your specific paper can absolutely deviate from the trend. Physics in particular had the top option change across papers more than any other subject. The strategy is a safety net for questions you genuinely cannot solve — not a replacement for actually knowing the content.
Use this alongside your prep, not instead of it. But if you're going to guess anyway, you might as well guess smart.
If this helps you out , an UPVOTE would be really appreciated.
PDF is free, share it with whoever needs it. All the best everyone.
This pdf file contains all the data which i've extracted and analyzed , I think this might be helpful for all of us .
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18rEXCuFn-eFUOluMQOmAdS48Ln204HrY/view?usp=sharing
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