Also, as far as I know the next chapter is going to be "Straight lines". but before diving into it, please do take the basics first as is the standard practice. Topics are, Introduction to cartesian coordinates, Distance formula, section formula, transformation of axes, area of triangle, rectangle and a planar regular polygon, locus of a point and a brief introduction to Polar coordinates. And sorry to be imposing, it's just my humble request.
Thank you for the comment. I will start from the basics (like I usually do). It would be a comprehensive course without any assumptions on prior background in coordinate geometry.
Sir Thank you so much for uploading so consistently, I have one question though, I wanted to start straight lines can I cover it from your old videos in your English channel? As you have already informed about an updated course on straight lines after sequence and series, will the updated version contain only past JEE advanced questions or any extra theory will also be covered which was not included earlier?
There will be a few extra theoretical snippets but not anything drastically new. The new course will be more detailed, better presented, better audio, and will have many more illustrations (from mains PYQ and Black Book). Of course, all the Advanced PYQs will also be solved. I will also give a lot more exercises.
Sir now I am really confused, the updated version seems much more intriguing now but I have to complete the coordinate Geometry portion of the syllabus by the end of December, for which I have to start with straight lines. Therefore I want to what else should I do from myside while following your old lectures and what other topics I should try to cover on my own that has not been covered in the earlier videos.
8:37 Sir here I think you have by mistakenly put the value of 1/a1 as 20 instead of 2 and the correct answer should be 1/11.
Correct! Thank you for pointing this out.
@@prameya_vismaya Your Welcome Sir 😊
Thank you sir.
Also, as far as I know the next chapter is going to be "Straight lines". but before diving into it, please do take the basics first as is the standard practice. Topics are, Introduction to cartesian coordinates, Distance formula, section formula, transformation of axes, area of triangle, rectangle and a planar regular polygon, locus of a point and a brief introduction to Polar coordinates.
And sorry to be imposing, it's just my humble request.
Thank you for the comment. I will start from the basics (like I usually do). It would be a comprehensive course without any assumptions on prior background in coordinate geometry.
Sir Thank you so much for uploading so consistently, I have one question though, I wanted to start straight lines can I cover it from your old videos in your English channel?
As you have already informed about an updated course on straight lines after sequence and series, will the updated version contain only past JEE advanced questions or any extra theory will also be covered which was not included earlier?
There will be a few extra theoretical snippets but not anything drastically new. The new course will be more detailed, better presented, better audio, and will have many more illustrations (from mains PYQ and Black Book). Of course, all the Advanced PYQs will also be solved. I will also give a lot more exercises.
Sir now I am really confused, the updated version seems much more intriguing now but I have to complete the coordinate Geometry portion of the syllabus by the end of December, for which I have to start with straight lines.
Therefore I want to what else should I do from myside while following your old lectures and what other topics I should try to cover on my own that has not been covered in the earlier videos.
If you have VG sir's lectures then just stick to them (like we discussed over email) and solve his Black Book. That should do.
@@prameya_vismayaOkay Sir Thank you
Thanks a lot sir, So far, I am with you and I am really glad to learn from you.
If I remember correctly, you were preparing for a Master's entrance exam in math. Or did I mix you up with someone else?
@prameya_vismaya Nope, I am different from that guy. Although the names are the same.
I see. Thanks. So are you preparing for JEE 25?
@prameya_vismaya 2026
Thansk a lot sir.