Thank you so much mam. I always get confused whenever I study cloud chapter but now first time I understand because you explain every word which is used in cloud types. like is meaning of Cirrus.
Thank u ma'am 🙂😌 Jiska basic clear hai sirf vo student hi samajh sakta hai ye puri playlist Sooo Your basic is not clear than u don't know what is it like yaha. Vaha vaha yaha and jiska basic clear hai vo samaj raha ki mam kha bol rahi hai 😊😊
coriolis force acts at 90 degree right or left depending upon the hemisphere. If she means the resultant is at 45 degree , then also that's wrong coz the resultant degree would change depending upon the the magnitude of coriolis force.
Mam plzzz magnify the size of images you project..not possible to see the detailing, nor you cursor you use to refer to different aspect while explaining things.. Do consider, plzz.
absolute humidity vs relative humidity. Is the explanation given here correct? The comparison here is done on the basis of dry and moist air. But the very basis of determining dry and moist air is humidity. Dry and moist air is determined by humidity( relative and absolute) and not the other way around.
All these are loose terms to let non engineering(Mech) background students understand them.. don't go in technical details..I am a mechanical Engineer so I know the proper technical definitions..What she is saying is BASICALLY right..
How will you define one kg.... If you go like density volume mass then it'll be hard for everyone to catch.... And most of them are from arts.... So the way she is explaining is good and easy to understand.....
U cant make student understand jst by talking... U need a cursor or pointer on slides to demonstrate wht u r saying...i tried to understand but didnt...please point to locations using cursor..
Ma'am all your videos are great but in the climatology part I struggled a lot to understand.... pls use a pointer or something it's very confusing to understand what you are talking about......
The video is no doubt best in class for clearing your doubts. It's an easy learning geography through the PPT and very good explanation. Unfortunately her English is horrible.
Precipitation not explained correctly. First condensation takes place, and then tiny water droplets(normally they are suspended in the cloud) that resulted from condensation combine, so that it becomes too heavy to be suspended, and it falls. This falling is known as precipitation. This video uses concept of condensation as concept of precipitation.
Ye region he.. Wo region he.... Are konsa region he... Diagram pe Marking to karte. Ya pointer to use karte. Konsa wind kahan se ara kahan ko jara diagram nai samajra...
I have a question here, related to monsoon in India (after 30:00 in video). As the instructor is saying, apparent movement of sun in north causes the ITCZ to move up and reach to India. As a result the southern easterlies wind enters the India from south west. My question is, SOUTH easterlies always move from south-east to north-west, so the monsoon should enter India from south east and not from south west (if the ITCZ logic holds here).
+Amit Kumar please notice that now southern easterlies are in northern hemisphere so coriolis force applies clockwise..........giving monsoon winds a direction of southwest and not south east
Yes what rishabh said is right.. And in addition to that, the intense heating of the Tibetan plateau in the summer creates a low pressure over this huge land mass which attracts the SW'lys and pulls them making them SE'lys..
At 25:12 , ma'am speaks about the deserts in Australia which gets a desiccating effect thanks to the Western Australian Cold Current . But ,can't find a desert named Elizabeth Desert in Australia .
Here , people are getting quality vedios without spending a rupee but still complaining. Guys just appreciate the effort and move your ass to do something yourself , get the NCERT book and ATLAS nearby your table , see the figures from there . It's easy to complain here but in coaching when teacher teaches something and if anyone does not understand that , they he/she does not have guts to say anything. So do something yourself too , instead of being a jerk.
Isn't it intriguing that, ITCZ moves towards the part of the earth having more landmass..!!!?? I do know the answer, plz someone tell me so that I can confirm..!! And other than that, you guys have a ques to answer..!!😂
mam,on page no. 91 of fundamental of physical geography (11th class geo ncert) it is written that CORIOLIS FORCE IS MAX AT POLES AND ABSENT AT EQUATOR but you told that wind bends at an angle of 45° every where both at equator and poles pls.. help
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I can't belive this video is 7 years old but it feels like just uploaded few days back.. ❤️❤️
Thanks a lot Mam.... U r far far superior than all the coaching wala tutors... who charge hefty and behave rude....
cool victim
Your videos are just like chandrayan, everything is to the" T" except the image capturing part! Thankyou for the rest!
That can be solved from ppt
@@rishavkedia4501 ppt kha milegi
@@upscncertwithsaloni4219 from the website given in description
MAM I AM TAKING COACHING IN ALS DELHI FOR GEOGRAPHY OPTIONAL BT U R FAR FAR BETTER THAN THAT
Does your coaching give any material for geography optional?
G sahi baat hai mera bhi yahi experience hai
mam is teaching for optional or GS and mains only
@@sarita_panwar22 it’s mainly related to mains only
@@sarita_panwar22 this portion of mains and optional are kinda same may b that’s why
Thanks a Million Mam. God Bless you. Your Videos are very useful, well organised and lucid.
Where are you now, means what are you doing professionaliy, what could be the consequences of these lecture. Please reply
ab tak ka sabse acha youtub chanel mam maine aisa teach kabhi nai dekha good effort mam
this is the 1 st time I got thorough with the concept of atmospheric circulation... thanks mam , thanks mrunal bhai :)
Mam your explanation is awesome... Iwas struggling to understand this topic... but its quiet clear to me
Thank you so much mam.
I always get confused whenever I study cloud chapter but now first time I understand because you explain every word which is used in cloud types. like is meaning of Cirrus.
Har Har Mahadev
Thank u ma'am 🙂😌
Jiska basic clear hai sirf vo student hi samajh sakta hai ye puri playlist
Sooo
Your basic is not clear than u don't know what is it like yaha. Vaha vaha yaha and jiska basic clear hai vo samaj raha ki mam kha bol rahi hai 😊😊
basic doubts in between can be cleared using internet.
Best video of geography by rajtanil 🎉
i made my personal notes with the help of these lectures tq so much mam
Rahul parmar can you share your notes so that I can learn how to make notes from these lectures?
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Best video on pressue belts... very clear explanation...thanks alot
Lot's of Gratitude ❤
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Very well presented but the video quality is quite low, would be very nice if the video quality gets better.
05:34 It should be Low clouds upto 2000m, Middle Coulds upto 7000m and High Clouds upto 12000m
Great work for students of rural areas . Thanks. Good explanation.
thanks mam its helpeful to those who are not attent coching class in delhi
Just Wondering, Why do none of these Student ever ask Questions?? Or raise any Doubts
coriolis force acts at 90 degree right or left depending upon the hemisphere. If she means the resultant is at 45 degree , then also that's wrong coz the resultant degree would change depending upon the the magnitude of coriolis force.
MAM I CNNT SAY U THANX BECOZE I DONT WANT EQUALIZE UR PRECIOUS HELP WITH ONLY THE WORD THANX
Mam plzzz magnify the size of images you project..not possible to see the detailing, nor you cursor you use to refer to different aspect while explaining things..
Do consider, plzz.
Thank you mam for making it simpler!
absolute humidity vs relative humidity. Is the explanation given here correct? The comparison here is done on the basis of dry and moist air. But the very basis of determining dry and moist air is humidity. Dry and moist air is determined by humidity( relative and absolute) and not the other way around.
All these are loose terms to let non engineering(Mech) background students understand them.. don't go in technical details..I am a mechanical Engineer so I know the proper technical definitions..What she is saying is BASICALLY right..
How will you define one kg.... If you go like density volume mass then it'll be hard for everyone to catch.... And most of them are from arts.... So the way she is explaining is good and easy to understand.....
its very easy fr people to do ntng but just sitting at their comforts and commenting...
Agreed
Atleast Mrunal Sir arranging quality videos for those who can not afford Delhi/NCR or Metro cities
No they are warriors The keyboard Warriors
bahot khari bat boli madam.
U cant make student understand jst by talking... U need a cursor or pointer on slides to demonstrate wht u r saying...i tried to understand but didnt...please point to locations using cursor..
I faced this issue too
Same here
Yha pe aisa hota hai
Sunne ke bad samjh nhi aata ji kha pe
Same here.. yaha par .. but kaha par madam.. but still kuch nahi say toh better he hai mam ke videos. .
@@Believe783 ppt is not available for this lecture
@@iqraarshad6737 read Sanjeev verma.use the lectures as reference
One of the phobias of geography - climate !! It's too complicated
Thank you ma'am for easy and understandable video series.
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Thank you so much Mam! You made it so simple!
great job! mam....amazing explanation...i luv it
Thank u ma'am 👌🙏👍👏🙇
Thank you sir and mam 🙏
thanks in such way designing video........awesome ma,m
Ma'am all your videos are great but in the climatology part I struggled a lot to understand.... pls use a pointer or something it's very confusing to understand what you are talking about......
Your videos r too good...but if pointer is used in videos then it will be perfect lecture
*Jai Hind Mam!*
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Great learning experience...!!!
Idhar udhar kidhar?????
Where is the pointer??!???!??!?
Kindly use pointer it's making the topic difficult to understand.
you are right.
Madam ,,, rajtanil mam ne pada Diya wo hi garimat hai ....
hahahahhahahahahhahahah SAME HERE Idhar Udhar Kidhar?
It requires so much focus to concentrate in a single line...video qlty very very poor....
@@shakshimahta4807 really??!!?!! Agar samjh hi nhi aa rha to fayeda kya hai
Thank You Mam. !!
Great explanation. Thank you ma'am.
Pls tell me are you able to find slides of this lecture
Great explanation mam.
keep doing good job.
thank you.
awesome lecture
The video is no doubt best in class for clearing your doubts. It's an easy learning geography through the PPT and very good explanation. Unfortunately her English is horrible.
Ppt kidhr milegi pls tell me 🙏
Thank u mam ..I thoroughly enjoy your lectures
Plss can u tell me whether dese videos are for gs or only for optional pls reply...
Thank you madam for a very good lecture
Precipitation not explained correctly. First condensation takes place, and then tiny water droplets(normally they are suspended in the cloud) that resulted from condensation combine, so that it becomes too heavy to be suspended, and it falls. This falling is known as precipitation.
This video uses concept of condensation as concept of precipitation.
sumit sinha only rainfalls doesn't sum the precipitation definition.... Fog, dew, snow, rain all are precipitation
This video is for GS not optional bro
thanks a lot mam.. really vey helpfull...
Lectures are good but as pointer is not showing many of us could not make it to under stand
Awesome!😀😃
Thank you Ma'am
Super lecture mam
These lectures feel like old 🍷
Ye region he.. Wo region he.... Are konsa region he... Diagram pe Marking to karte. Ya pointer to use karte. Konsa wind kahan se ara kahan ko jara diagram nai samajra...
Mam please magnify the image u are teaching
Spoon feeders are complaining.
Thanks mam ❤️❤️
Great explanation
extremely nice explination...
dhanyavaad mam dil se
Great explanation thank u madam..
The westerlies in the southern hemisphere have names.. The correct name is "Shrieking Sixties" not "shrinking sixties" as per the video
both : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roaring_Forties
Gr8 lecture
Thx a lot
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thank you madam....
I have a question here, related to monsoon in India (after 30:00 in video).
As the instructor is saying, apparent movement of sun in north causes the ITCZ to move up and reach to India. As a result the southern easterlies wind enters the India from south west. My question is, SOUTH easterlies always move from south-east to north-west, so the monsoon should enter India from south east and not from south west (if the ITCZ logic holds here).
+Amit Kumar please notice that now southern easterlies are in northern hemisphere so coriolis force applies clockwise..........giving monsoon winds a direction of southwest and not south east
Yes what rishabh said is right.. And in addition to that, the intense heating of the Tibetan plateau in the summer creates a low pressure over this huge land mass which attracts the SW'lys and pulls them making them SE'lys..
consider itcz as the new "equator" for air movements.
Dude just look at atlas you'll know
U r a very good teacher but yaha yaha pe kuch samjh nhi a rha h mam
Mam I am not able to find this lecture PowerPoint...Can u please help me in this...
Thanks Madam.
Thanks 🙏
I think pressure belts are little bit difficult to remember, any thing else or new lecture on this topic?
thank u so much...
Great
At 25:12 , ma'am speaks about the deserts in Australia which gets a desiccating effect thanks to the Western Australian Cold Current . But ,can't find a desert named Elizabeth Desert in Australia .
Ajit Menon must have confused Victoria with Elizabeth due to both being queens.
I m sorry dosto..muje lectures kuch bhi samaj nahi aye..kuch bhi nahi...
video play karke assume khhud se ,kyonki pta hi nhi h kab kon se point ki baat ho rhi h picture dekhkar, mean voice and picture show mismatched .
Nice mam thanku so much
ma'am.. Your content is good but the cursor is not at all visible. I am not able to get the cocepts clearly.
Nice class mam
Here , people are getting quality vedios without spending a rupee but still complaining. Guys just appreciate the effort and move your ass to do something yourself , get the NCERT book and ATLAS nearby your table , see the figures from there . It's easy to complain here but in coaching when teacher teaches something and if anyone does not understand that , they he/she does not have guts to say anything. So do something yourself too , instead of being a jerk.
There is no need of coaching!
Isn't it intriguing that, ITCZ moves towards the part of the earth having more landmass..!!!??
I do know the answer, plz someone tell me so that I can confirm..!!
And other than that, you guys have a ques to answer..!!😂
from eq to polewards ...u said ok..then deftect towards sub tropical high due to coriolis..?...is that correctt?
31:40 how are tropical easterlies coming from the west side (south-west) as they originate and flow from the east?
Winds are given name according to there origin and where they are moving
Thnks
Second revision
Third revision 🎉
Mam how cold currents show dessicating effect
Mam,Please answer
Is this video available in English...! Please add English subtitles...!
14:58 North Pole as well as South Pole having high pressure
mam,on page no. 91 of fundamental of physical geography (11th class geo ncert) it is written that CORIOLIS FORCE IS MAX AT POLES AND ABSENT AT EQUATOR but you told that wind bends at an angle of 45° every where both at equator and poles pls.. help
Yaha pe yaha pe yaha pe arreu mam kaha pe?
Sir, all the ppts are not present on the link provided in description. Please share rest of the ppts.
thank u mam
don't the warm ocean currents play a role in heat transfer to sub-polar regions???
nice
Yahan pe vaha pe ,kaha pe ma’am?
Thanks
Volume yada kru toh ek dum se mam kan m niklti h awaj , km voice kru toh vich vich m sunai ni deta h..
High pitch voice h mam ki
plz fix the cursor problem