1)The biggest mistake students make in studying chemistry at the 10+2 level is not studying it from the beginning. 2)It is crucial to study chemistry from the start to avoid failing badly in the subject. 3)Another major mistake is trying to study advanced topics before mastering basic concepts, especially when preparing for competitive exams like JEE. 4)It is best to finish basic things first and gain confidence in preparation before moving on to advanced topics. 5)Sticking to one set of textbooks, particularly NCERT textbooks, is advised for a smooth transition and better understanding of chemistry. 6)For organic chemistry, it is important to have faith in the way things are presented, as the subject may not be as step-by-step as physics or mathematics. 7)Many concepts will start making sense once a substantial part of the syllabus is finished and revised. 8)Making a conscious and proactive effort to start studying from the beginning is essential, even if understanding is lacking. 9)Organic chemistry requires proper attention to reaction mechanisms and underlying building blocks. 10)Reaction mechanisms and basic concepts are interconnected with many so-called memory-based things in organic chemistry. 11)Inorganic chemistry relies heavily on memory work, but there is also a rational understanding connected to it. 12)A good way to reinforce memory work in inorganic chemistry is through spaced repetition, i.e., revising the material within 24 hours, then in the next two days, and finally within 7-10 days. 13)Physical chemistry is the closest to physics and requires problem-solving. 14)Background knowledge in chemistry, built up through studying organic and inorganic chemistry, will help in solving complicated problems in physical chemistry.
I was always good in chemistry. However, the topic that used to trouble me most in Chemistry was the inorganic part. While taking guided help during my JEE preparation, I was advised to follow the NCERT textbook. This was the best advice I received. Now I pursue my research in electrochemistry, and the same advice I give all my students is to start at the 11th and 12th standard NCERT textbooks.
Exactly sir, even JEE (Advanced) asks some questions directly from NCERT specially in organic and inorganic. Also from JEE point of view, once an educator explains the advanced concepts after that reading NCERT becomes very smooth and interesting.
I also have same situation because I also do not study chemistry in beginning, maths and physics 😅 I do study many hours but gave less time to chemistry. So I will also study chemistry same time as I study physics and mathematics
I'm a state board student and we have 2 chem books each having 800+ pages. In 12th i decided to follow ncert instead and that proved to be a really good decision. I scored less than 50% marks in 11th chem but after reading all the ncert books now I'm expecting full marks in 12th chem boards and 99+ percentile in jee mains chem
🇮🇳 I never thought about it this way. Now I understand why the Kerala State Board rapidly switched to NCERT for the 11th and 12th standards. It’s very different to understand the concepts mentioned in NCERT. Now I get the significance. I will start learning NCERT with good hope.
11:53 I used flash cards for the same in class 10th for carbon and compounds chapter(the only organic chemistry chapter in class 10) .Unlike the previous chapters, this chapter required me to understand some reoccurring patterns. I used flash cards to track my trail of thought while studying the chapter (like writing chemical reactions using structural formulas to really understand the reactions), then I wrote prompts/corresponding questions on the other side of the flash card. I did not make any notes for the this chapter and those flash card replaced notes for that particular chapter . I did not just write question on one side and answer on the other rather I noted the reasoning (like hydrogens bonded to carbon are rarely moved in a chemical reactions because of carbon's small atomic size except in substitution reaction as it takes places under sunlight).More importantly I revised these flashcards regularly. I know that class 10 chemistry is not even a fraction of what I am going to study now in 11 and 12 but I am still planning to use the same method for chemistry in 11 and 12.
i'd suggest anki for spaced repetition if you're into flashcards. i've mostly used/seen it being used in the context of learning foreign languages but this would also be a pretty good use case.
Such a fabulous video sir, this helped me a lot because studying CHEMISTRY is very fun for me i am in 11th right now and the only book i have read is organic chemistry by clayden and that book made me fall in love with it. I want to study medical so i am focusing on NEET but as a hobby i study chemistry and thanks for this amazing guide❤
Now this year... I'm doing my 12th.... Chemistry is actually a headache for me..,. I'd follow your tips... And it'll surely workout and I'll do good,!❤😊🙏🏻
I think most of the part of chemistry should not be included in JEE. It is neither important in any of the department in engineering except Chemical department.
Sir please make a video on how to handle negative thoughts. It is a problem for not just students but also for many people around the world. I would like to learn from your logical advice and how someone can deal with them also how could we improve our line of thinking to think rationally instead of thinking with emotions.
One thing I realised is that... Chemistry is very much about IMAGINATION.. Like I never Went to Exact Imagine typa thing which teacher told.. I made my own memories tricks My own notes I made
Initially chemidtry is very difficult and read oraganic chemistry in organize fashion from chapter 1 of 11 th to last chapter of 12th. Otherwise it will be messy. #Atomic #structure is backbone of chemistry.
Inorganic chemistry shouldn't exist, I am a student giving designing entrance exam(not architecture) and a science student To be honest i took science just because for the thrilI will not say i regret it but the inorganic chemistry part is based on memorizing power that kills the fun out of it
SIR...I request you to answer a question of mine which probably many ppl have in their minds... When we solve the problems of physical chemistry or physics even, we come across a variety of questions; the logic or approach required for every sort of que is different, and we become familiar with it only through practice. BUT...what exactly to do if even after practice when we solve another sort of questions we are not able to find out the approach required to solve it, we try to solve that que with our own logics and approaches but we end up solving it in the wrong direction and we have to view its solution to see that ok we had to apply this logic...But we certainly cant memorise the logic or approach required gor every que, isnt it? So how do we develop it actually so that even if we come across new type of questions it should click in our minds that we need to solve it through this approach...? I would be grateful if u answer.
But if you are such a kind of guy who wants to know the concepts deeply should have to follow other books ... Otherwise it's just a wasting of time because your knowledge is then as such as other avarage students ... Love for studies ... don't study just to clear exams ...
Sir i just entered class 11 and now everything seems like an alien to me in chemistry since most of our important concepts were deleted in previous classes. How shall i study?
🖐🖐🖐🖐 SIR PLEASE HELP ME OUT!!! I am from andhra pradesh and I am stuck in this dilemma : STATE BOARD OR CBSE... I had studied in state board till my 8th and shifted to CBSE for my 9 and 10.
can you please share a blueprint or strategy we should follow in drop year: what to follow, which book to follow or practice ...how many question to do per day.. I am also from assam and u know that in some sub urban area... we cannot get good guidance ( may be due to location, finances ... )...please sir it would be great help🙏🙏🙏
Sir what do think about organic chemistry. Everyone says to cram it but it is very logical subject. Can please do more research in that part and make video on that.
I don't think u shud do that...such a lot percentile indicates that you do not understand the concepts at all. I would recommend getting ready for other entrance exams
10th chem is easy bro, just understand what's happening in the reaction like what is breaking down to what you'll be able to understand many reactions like that for ex:- Pb(NO3)2 breaks into PbO + O2 + NO2 now don't ratify it, understand it.. similarly Cu(NO3)2 breaks into CuO + O2 + NO2. similar reaction right! this is how you study chem, also write down all reactions in page and draw a small circle or line beneath the compound to denote it's color and go through it daily
do you also give videos on on the day exam strategy? i.e what do you do after being given the question paper? I thinkj in your days you may not have hadd MAINS etc..now things have changed..developing exam temperament is crucial..like do you glance thru and pick what you think are easy questions to do first? do you strictly set timelines for each question?
Hi sir, with regard to class 12 organic chemistry, I didn't understood anything what is being taught in my coaching centre. I am unable to understand its mechanism. I tried hard revising my 11 basic concepts like hybridization but I found it no help can you guide me on this
@Prof_JC I'm a dropper and I am totally prepared for jee adv and I am able to solve some of the questions mostly in phy and some in chem and nothing in maths I'm very bad in maths But actually this is not the reason to reach out to you sir the main purpose is that I passed my class 12th in 2022 and give the jee mains in that year with my 12 and I successfully cleared the cutoff of JEE Mains but I didn't write jee adv And in 2023 I take drop and start preparation for JEE adv and as I have already told you about my current preparation but due to overconfidence on my preparation I totally forgot about JEE Mains and I totally start thinking logically and forget to memorize formula for mains and in both Jan and April session I got easier shift of mains and I am not able to clear the cutoff for JEE adv and but I scored 70 marks in mains majority in physics as I have told you that I haven't learnt formula and that's why I have to solve each question deeply and I taked a lot of time so I'm asking to you sir am I eligible for JEE adv next year(2025) because I want myself to be in IIT because of some reason plz help me sir😢😢 I hope you will read it
@@ShaktiMarbelGranite haan bhai IIT sab kuch nahi hota but yes jiske family income under 1lakhs hote hai unke liye ye ek vardaan jisa hai😭😭 and bhai maine mains ke result nikalne se pahle maine ek adv ka mock diya jime mujhe 100 aaye overall sab bhi ka milkar paper 1and 2 Mujhe koi na koi to IIT milhi jata kuki main OBC NCL category se hun 😭
Sir Please also discuss on Mathematics 🙏🙏.... I am currently in class 12th and i am kind of a avg studen in Maths please discuss regading Maths i will give my JEE exam in 2025
@Prof_Jc Sir which would be the best refrence book to develop problen solving skills in class 10 for physics and maths ?? I want to give jee in future Pls tell
there's a book of TMG for physics (i forgot the writer name maybe something malhotra) it was a really good book it also consists many questions and concepts of your foundation (it is a book for early jee aspirants), some questions are even of mains level. you'll love it as it has each typology of question including boards so you won't get away from your board prep
in your videos you always talk about your books and methods which are from decades back..can you recommended CURRENT highly popular relevant texbooks(not more than 1 or 2 ) in each subject?
Sir according to my rank in jee mains 2024 I was getting nit surat msc physics,chem branches is it worth by choosing this branch in concern about placement ? What's your advice for me ? I am dropper tooo Plz help me 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 about this
Hello Sir , I'm a candidate wrote 2022 Jee mains (not qualified mains) so didn't attempt Jee Adavance, So next year after a year of preparation wrote 2023(Jee mains) got qualified in Mains and did n attempt for Jee Adavance (not qualified,) now this year again a year of preparation Again I wrote JEE MAINS ( qualified) with good percentile But I'm not able to apply for Jee Adavance please respond sir ......🥺🥺
@Prof_JC 🖐🖐🖐 SIR PLEASE HELP ME OUT!!! I am from andhra pradesh and I am stuck in this dilemma : STATE BOARD OR CBSE... I had studied in state board till my 8th and shifted to CBSE for my 9 and 10.
Definitely state board. It's easier to get good percentage and u already have enough knowledge on how the papers r set.. Overall there r a lot of advantages
360 is considered the lowest three digit no. with 24 factors. Making it easier to calculate. For example: when nos. Like 100 are divided into 3 parts, the answer is 33.333..., which is quite complex for other calculations.
For maths and physics the cengage series is pretty famous among serious students, I am not aware about good books for chemistry as I am class 11th student myself and am studying physical and inorganic chemistry from ncert
HI sir i messed up my jee this time expecting around 92 percentile i dont want to take drop should i try for BITSAT?? Iam confident Enough that i will clear it
1)The biggest mistake students make in studying chemistry at the 10+2 level is not studying it from the beginning.
2)It is crucial to study chemistry from the start to avoid failing badly in the subject.
3)Another major mistake is trying to study advanced topics before mastering basic concepts, especially when preparing for competitive exams like JEE.
4)It is best to finish basic things first and gain confidence in preparation before moving on to advanced topics.
5)Sticking to one set of textbooks, particularly NCERT textbooks, is advised for a smooth transition and better understanding of chemistry.
6)For organic chemistry, it is important to have faith in the way things are presented, as the subject may not be as step-by-step as physics or mathematics.
7)Many concepts will start making sense once a substantial part of the syllabus is finished and revised.
8)Making a conscious and proactive effort to start studying from the beginning is essential, even if understanding is lacking.
9)Organic chemistry requires proper attention to reaction mechanisms and underlying building blocks.
10)Reaction mechanisms and basic concepts are interconnected with many so-called memory-based things in organic chemistry.
11)Inorganic chemistry relies heavily on memory work, but there is also a rational understanding connected to it.
12)A good way to reinforce memory work in inorganic chemistry is through spaced repetition, i.e., revising the material within 24 hours, then in the next two days, and finally within 7-10 days.
13)Physical chemistry is the closest to physics and requires problem-solving.
14)Background knowledge in chemistry, built up through studying organic and inorganic chemistry, will help in solving complicated problems in physical chemistry.
Thanks btw
15min video in 1min
@@krypt2458 no problem
@@kanishvermax exactly 15 min in a min i dont think i need to watch vid now thank you so much @lakshyakumar
Thanks 🙏🏻
Very Nice video Sir. You are such a treasure to student community
Thank you very much, Madam!
I was always good in chemistry. However, the topic that used to trouble me most in Chemistry was the inorganic part. While taking guided help during my JEE preparation, I was advised to follow the NCERT textbook. This was the best advice I received. Now I pursue my research in electrochemistry, and the same advice I give all my students is to start at the 11th and 12th standard NCERT textbooks.
You received excellent advice early on. It's great that you are passing on the message to the next generations.
Exactly sir, even JEE (Advanced) asks some questions directly from NCERT specially in organic and inorganic. Also from JEE point of view, once an educator explains the advanced concepts after that reading NCERT becomes very smooth and interesting.
In my 11th i totally ignored organic chemistry it's basics i.e GOC , HYDROCARBONS and then I saw its effect on my 12th boards examinations 😶🥲💀
Literally me
apart from biomolecules i prepared no org chem😭
Same, that's why I'm making sure I don't fuck up in boards
Most humble iit professor...good tips
I also have same situation because I also do not study chemistry in beginning, maths and physics 😅 I do study many hours but gave less time to chemistry. So I will also study chemistry same time as I study physics and mathematics
How have you been?
Can i know your board marks?
I'm a state board student and we have 2 chem books each having 800+ pages. In 12th i decided to follow ncert instead and that proved to be a really good decision. I scored less than 50% marks in 11th chem but after reading all the ncert books now I'm expecting full marks in 12th chem boards and 99+ percentile in jee mains chem
That's honestly amazing, hope I catch up as well
🇮🇳 I never thought about it this way. Now I understand why the Kerala State Board rapidly switched to NCERT for the 11th and 12th standards. It’s very different to understand the concepts mentioned in NCERT. Now I get the significance. I will start learning NCERT with good hope.
11:53 I used flash cards for the same in class 10th for carbon and compounds chapter(the only organic chemistry chapter in class 10) .Unlike the previous chapters, this chapter required me to understand some reoccurring patterns. I used flash cards to track my trail of thought while studying the chapter (like writing chemical reactions using structural formulas to really understand the reactions), then I wrote prompts/corresponding questions on the other side of the flash card. I did not make any notes for the this chapter and those flash card replaced notes for that particular chapter . I did not just write question on one side and answer on the other rather I noted the reasoning (like hydrogens bonded to carbon are rarely moved in a chemical reactions because of carbon's small atomic size except in substitution reaction as it takes places under sunlight).More importantly I revised these flashcards regularly. I know that class 10 chemistry is not even a fraction of what I am going to study now in 11 and 12 but I am still planning to use the same method for chemistry in 11 and 12.
Ima try this tip for sure senior
i'd suggest anki for spaced repetition if you're into flashcards. i've mostly used/seen it being used in the context of learning foreign languages but this would also be a pretty good use case.
Remnote is a better version
ASSAM BOARD TO IIT ITSELD IS A FANTASTIC JOUNEY!
Exactlyyy!!!
I am 50 yrs.. can relate to this well so well..these pro tips by professior to the benefit of the student community...thnq sir
You arent 50 yrs old.
bullshit
thankyou professor for sharing tips on chemistry. it will help me in correcting my mistakes.
Excellent video sir, been following you since class 9. Now Maths is all that is left.
Sir please make a video on mathematics.
Such a fabulous video sir, this helped me a lot because studying CHEMISTRY is very fun for me i am in 11th right now and the only book i have read is organic chemistry by clayden and that book made me fall in love with it. I want to study medical so i am focusing on NEET but as a hobby i study chemistry and thanks for this amazing guide❤
Now this year... I'm doing my 12th.... Chemistry is actually a headache for me..,. I'd follow your tips... And it'll surely workout and I'll do good,!❤😊🙏🏻
Same
I made the same mistakes when I started learning chemistry.
extremely nice piece if advice.
Sir, I'm from Assam too ❤
Thank you Sir for your tips and for sharing your experiences..🌷🙏
sir, thanks for your valuable suggestions for tackling chemistry. now, please for maths too
Thank you soo much sir... Really I need some guidance for my chemistry❤
I think most of the part of chemistry should not be included in JEE. It is neither important in any of the department in engineering except Chemical department.
Thank you so much professor! My deepest gratitude to you. So true each and every tip/point.Thank you Sir. God bless you!
If you have trust on yourself you can take don't ask from others it should be your decision
Sir,,,dhanyabaad,,,from assam
Sir plz make a video on who has wasted the 11 th class
It is very interesting and famous topic
Please sir
Sir please make a video on how to handle negative thoughts. It is a problem for not just students but also for many people around the world. I would like to learn from your logical advice and how someone can deal with them also how could we improve our line of thinking to think rationally instead of thinking with emotions.
One thing I realised is that...
Chemistry is very much about IMAGINATION..
Like I never Went to Exact Imagine typa thing which teacher told..
I made my own memories tricks
My own notes I made
Sir did u use the international version of RESNICK HALLIDAY WALKER or the indian edition?
It was the Indian low-priced edition (with black and white figures and relatively inexpensive quality paper) of the international version.
Chemistry is RDS (Rank Deciding Subject)
True
rather Rank Determining Step
Initially chemidtry is very difficult and read oraganic chemistry in organize fashion from chapter 1 of 11 th to last chapter of 12th. Otherwise it will be messy.
#Atomic #structure is backbone of chemistry.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Sir please make a video for Olympiad students .....
That how to prepare for Olympiad along with jee....🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Inorganic chemistry shouldn't exist,
I am a student giving designing entrance exam(not architecture) and a science student
To be honest i took science just because for the thrilI will not say i regret it but the inorganic chemistry part is based on memorizing power that kills the fun out of it
Did you give jee mains paper 2?
@@adityabishal12 no I'm a designer aspirant (NID and UCEED)
@@Cosmic_Potato7 r u in 12 or 11 or dropper
@@adityabishal12 currently studying in 12th
Sir plz make video on how to study maths for +2
Something which i would recommend is to not buy the new ncert books. They have a lot of deleted syllabus.
Second comment, now I can love chemistry😅
Iam big fan of u sir ❤❤ .
SIR...I request you to answer a question of mine which probably many ppl have in their minds...
When we solve the problems of physical chemistry or physics even, we come across a variety of questions; the logic or approach required for every sort of que is different, and we become familiar with it only through practice. BUT...what exactly to do if even after practice when we solve another sort of questions we are not able to find out the approach required to solve it, we try to solve that que with our own logics and approaches but we end up solving it in the wrong direction and we have to view its solution to see that ok we had to apply this logic...But we certainly cant memorise the logic or approach required gor every que, isnt it? So how do we develop it actually so that even if we come across new type of questions it should click in our minds that we need to solve it through this approach...? I would be grateful if u answer.
But if you are such a kind of guy who wants to know the concepts deeply should have to follow other books ... Otherwise it's just a wasting of time because your knowledge is then as such as other avarage students ... Love for studies ... don't study just to clear exams ...
Sir i just entered class 11 and now everything seems like an alien to me in chemistry since most of our important concepts were deleted in previous classes. How shall i study?
Sir i feel ncert is very boring is there any solution to it?
🖐🖐🖐🖐
SIR PLEASE HELP ME OUT!!!
I am from andhra pradesh and I am stuck in this dilemma :
STATE BOARD OR CBSE...
I had studied in state board till my 8th and shifted to CBSE for my 9 and 10.
state tesuko dude, it is less hectic that way but only for coaching
Waiting for Mathematics
can you please share a blueprint or strategy we should follow in drop year: what to follow, which book to follow or practice ...how many question to do per day..
I am also from assam and u know that in some sub urban area... we cannot get good guidance ( may be due to location, finances ... )...please sir it would be great help🙏🙏🙏
Sir what do think about organic chemistry. Everyone says to cram it but it is very logical subject. Can please do more research in that part and make video on that.
I got 93 percentile. Thank you
Sir did the very same mistake with maths, please tell how improvise it because I am taking a drop.
Sir please reply it's very important 🙏🙏
sir i got 65.2 percentile in jee mains should i take drop please guide
Ss sir same situation 😢
I don't think u shud do that...such a lot percentile indicates that you do not understand the concepts at all. I would recommend getting ready for other entrance exams
you should jee mains is easy you have 8 more months focus on basics and pyqs thats it
@@gamingzeraora443 bro did u cracked jee ?
@@cartoonstelugu5767 nahi 🤣 abhi 16 saal ka hu
Sir are you originally from West Bengal?
I have some situation i am in class 11th
thank you sir
Sir can you provide some suggestions that how to deal with the activities in chemistry which is in class 10th ncert
Easy peasy
WRITE ALL THE CHEMICAL REACTION OF BOOK AND WRITE WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THAT REACTION.
10th chem is easy bro, just understand what's happening in the reaction like what is breaking down to what you'll be able to understand many reactions like that
for ex:- Pb(NO3)2 breaks into PbO + O2 + NO2
now don't ratify it, understand it..
similarly Cu(NO3)2 breaks into CuO + O2 + NO2.
similar reaction right! this is how you study chem, also write down all reactions in page and draw a small circle or line beneath the compound to denote it's color and go through it daily
@@V1SHESH_10 thanks for good suggestion
@@V1SHESH_10bro give some suggestions on how to deal with 11th chemistry!
do you also give videos on on the day exam strategy? i.e what do you do after being given the question paper? I thinkj in your days you may not have hadd MAINS etc..now things have changed..developing exam temperament is crucial..like do you glance thru and pick what you think are easy questions to do first? do you strictly set timelines for each question?
Sir, please make a video on consistency
Hi sir, with regard to class 12 organic chemistry, I didn't understood anything what is being taught in my coaching centre. I am unable to understand its mechanism. I tried hard revising my 11 basic concepts like hybridization but I found it no help can you guide me on this
You are great sir.❤❤
Please next and final subject Mathematics !!
Please sir....!
My student won the best paper award in the conference.
Sir pls make a video for mathematics. Pls sir make about it.
SIR I HAS PROBLEM IN MEMORISING PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON THIS
love from Assam..........
From Kerala
For practice of mathematics question,which book should we choose ? (Class 11)
@Prof_JC I'm a dropper and I am totally prepared for jee adv and I am able to solve some of the questions mostly in phy and some in chem and nothing in maths I'm very bad in maths
But actually this is not the reason to reach out to you sir the main purpose is that I passed my class 12th in 2022 and give the jee mains in that year with my 12 and I successfully cleared the cutoff of JEE Mains but I didn't write jee adv
And in 2023 I take drop and start preparation for JEE adv and as I have already told you about my current preparation but due to overconfidence on my preparation I totally forgot about JEE Mains and I totally start thinking logically and forget to memorize formula for mains and in both Jan and April session I got easier shift of mains and I am not able to clear the cutoff for JEE adv and but I scored 70 marks in mains majority in physics as I have told you that I haven't learnt formula and that's why I have to solve each question deeply and I taked a lot of time so I'm asking to you sir am I eligible for JEE adv next year(2025) because I want myself to be in IIT because of some reason plz help me sir😢😢
I hope you will read it
Bhai tu pagal hai kya ab tu mains bhi nahi de payega
Main bhi fail hu bro iit sab kuch nahi hai bhai I am thinking of leaving engineering and pursue ca
@@ShaktiMarbelGranite na bhai mains to main de sakta hun but adv ka nahi pata yaar
@@ShaktiMarbelGranite haan bhai IIT sab kuch nahi hota but yes jiske family income under 1lakhs hote hai unke liye ye ek vardaan jisa hai😭😭 and bhai maine mains ke result nikalne se pahle maine ek adv ka mock diya jime mujhe 100 aaye overall sab bhi ka milkar paper 1and 2 Mujhe koi na koi to IIT milhi jata kuki main OBC NCL category se hun 😭
@@ShaktiMarbelGranite but thanks bhai tune atleast ispe dhayan bhi diya nahi to koi itna bara nahi padhte Thanka bhai🤝☺️
Sir should i use NCERT even if i am targeting IITJEE ? please reply
Sir I want to ask If i was a average student in 10th can i still try and get good Course in IIT ?
Sir you are the best
Sir Please also discuss on Mathematics 🙏🙏.... I am currently in class 12th and i am kind of a avg studen in Maths please discuss regading Maths i will give my JEE exam in 2025
Sir How to become a Professor in IIT like you what are eligibility criteria for that
@Prof_Jc
Sir which would be the best refrence book to develop problen solving skills in class 10 for physics and maths ?? I want to give jee in future Pls tell
Physics IRODOV
Maths SL loney
I am asking for 10th not 11th
there's a book of TMG for physics (i forgot the writer name maybe something malhotra) it was a really good book it also consists many questions and concepts of your foundation (it is a book for early jee aspirants), some questions are even of mains level. you'll love it as it has each typology of question including boards so you won't get away from your board prep
Waiting for mathematics tips video
Which ncert textbook should i get ?
Please a video for 2026 jee students
this is for jee 2026
5:15 very important point 👉
in your videos you always talk about your books and methods which are from decades back..can you recommended CURRENT highly popular relevant texbooks(not more than 1 or 2 ) in each subject?
I read the 1st the chapter, got frustrated and now I'm watching this video.
Sir please make a vedio on maths please sir 🥺
Thank you!
Sir according to my rank in jee mains 2024
I was getting nit surat msc physics,chem branches
is it worth by choosing this branch in concern about placement ?
What's your advice for me ?
I am dropper tooo
Plz help me 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 about this
Please make video on mathematics also 🙏
Hello Sir , I'm a candidate wrote 2022 Jee mains (not qualified mains) so didn't attempt Jee Adavance, So next year after a year of preparation wrote 2023(Jee mains) got qualified in Mains and did n attempt for Jee Adavance (not qualified,) now this year again a year of preparation Again I wrote JEE MAINS ( qualified) with good percentile But I'm not able to apply for Jee Adavance please respond sir ......🥺🥺
Jee advanced only gives 2 attempt to its aspirants one at 10 +2 level and one at a gap year following class 12
Make some videos for arts students
What are u pursuing as an arts student?
need one on maths
@Prof_JC 🖐🖐🖐
SIR PLEASE HELP ME OUT!!!
I am from andhra pradesh and I am stuck in this dilemma :
STATE BOARD OR CBSE...
I had studied in state board till my 8th and shifted to CBSE for my 9 and 10.
Definitely state board.
It's easier to get good percentage and u already have enough knowledge on how the papers r set.. Overall there r a lot of advantages
@@zaraki1069 Thank you . I appreciate your support. 😁
@@zaraki1069 you are from Andhra Pradesh???
Sir i got 90.96 percentile in mains should i take drop ?? Please guide sir
pagal hai kya bro itne me to tere ko bauht sare collages mil jaaye ge
I am 12 and how do I start now
Sir video for maths too pls...
Best video
Thanx sir
Sir, mathematics
Sir, why circle consists of 360 degress. The answers of Wikipedia doesn't satisfy my queries.
It is assumed
It is because 360 has alot of factors and this allows to make calculations easier
@@faketypho4392 If that's the case ....why isn't it "840" ???...as this 3 digit number has the highest amount of factors
@@hridayjoshi7247we certainly follow the Babylonians system
360 is considered the lowest three digit no. with 24 factors.
Making it easier to calculate.
For example: when nos. Like 100 are divided into 3 parts, the answer is 33.333..., which is quite complex for other calculations.
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Oc is pain in the bum.... I just love maths and physics
are flolks still using HC verma, resnick an dmorrison&Boyd? what are the current highly recommewnded textbooks in math, phy and chemistry?
For maths and physics the cengage series is pretty famous among serious students, I am not aware about good books for chemistry as I am class 11th student myself and am studying physical and inorganic chemistry from ncert
@@gametimewitharyan6665 cengage is just another iit coaching center like physicswallah or others...
@@counterpoint9260 No no, cengage is a book series, for cengage books of physics the author is B.M. Sharma and for maths is G. Tewani
@@gametimewitharyan6665 what about DC pandey/Irodov for physics problems and chauhan for chemistry?
@@counterpoint9260 I haven't heard about DC Pandey because I follow the cengage books but Irodov is still a very respected book among the aspirants
HI sir
i messed up my jee this time expecting around 92 percentile
i dont want to take drop should i try for BITSAT?? Iam confident Enough that i will clear it
Have you applied for it though ?
@@jahnvisingh8015 ya
Obviously you should try
But it requires lot of speed
Sir,You are simply great...nice explanation, this is definitely going to help to JEE ASPIRANTS......
Can anyone tell me a daily schedule of a iit preparation
Pray to gandy
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