IIT prof's advice on making notes to maximize study output

[@amanrawat560]

12:16 It's the most most most important advice shared by the prof and it is something I have personally experienced which has helped me crack gate and land into IIT Kanpur

[@Saycheeezebuddy3579]

I believed on Nishat Jindal on not taking notes and now I am at loss for the chapters I have not made notes of, so my request to all viewers do not follow anyones advise blindly, always try and test whats good and bad for you

[@fiehdhreinrekbffjhbfhevjvj6933]

Lmao fr

[@psychobuddy4122]

us

[@zhong_xina-y7n]

Nishant Jindal is a hypocrite, don't follow that guy.

[@Saycheeezebuddy3579]

@@zhong_xina-y7n yes,right

[@pokelvl_9922]

I think you should make notes but the motive should not be reading those notes again and again ,the real motive for which you should make notes is because it make s your concept strong by writing it in a copy . You can also make notes to test yourself on the topic. But don't read notes again and again

[@harshithsuda2899]

Thank you for the wonderful tips you have shared sir.I myself was a victim to these cosmetic notetaking techniques like bullet journalling,digital note taking etc. I now realised that the best way of taking notes is just a pen and paper. Thank you sir. I have a immense respect for you and the videos which you are making for young students.😃

[@mukunda9dj]

I totally agreed with you sir I am an Engg grad and this approach is the most efficient one and applicable to all the study irrespective of the branch or stream .Thank You very much sir for illuminating on this important foundation step towards generic learning 🙏🏽.

[@Yellow_Shorts_11]

I enjoy Sciences and Mathematics, What you have articulated in the video, answers the question 'how I began enjoying Sciences and Mathematics." Your point of "Making personalized notes, well adapted to your own style of thinking." not only promotes an efficient revision when we re-read the notes, But also forces us to ponder upon the Concepts, making us grasp them well. Which is what I have seen as a change in myself, From an average student, To a better scoring one.

[@jefecrx]

This is why people are against AI.

[@lunaticbrownkid]

Lmao, I'm pretty sure you got that from ChatGPT

[@AvinashKumarTiwari-db4rj]

Learn the concept and apply in the question and also most important you have to make short notes

[@meghakolhekar]

Excellent content. Very crisp. I think my habit of notes making in class (in the late 90s) as well as while reading books has helped me retain most of the fundamental knowledge. It never left me. Besides, it improved my grasping power. As usual I am going to share this too with my UG engg class😊 Thank you professor.

[@shobhitverma2478]

What I learnt How do I verify my understanding of concept? What's most efficient way of reading any book? Reading only make me familiar with text but not in-depth understanding of concept. Relying on others notes doesn't give me knowledge but I am only becoming dependent on borrowed knowledge of someone. How to develop understanding of concept via practicing problems?

[@kartikpandey8739]

Making notes is a form of art, because it is a form of imaginative self-expression done to convey some concept. It is like a mirror to the inner-workings of my mind. I always throw away all of the notes I make.

[@AvinashKumarTiwari-db4rj]

No

[@AvinashKumarTiwari-db4rj]

If you do this you can waste your more time in writing notes in the form of art rather than you have to learn the concept clearly and apply in questions ok

[@kartikpandey8739]

@@AvinashKumarTiwari-db4rj I think I have miscommunicated myself here. Let's do what works for us. I wanted to share how much I enjoy "sketching" the concepts in different formats and cannot come to contain them in "the one" absolute way. The art is in thinking the same concept in different ways.

[@monarch6281]

​@@kartikpandey8739😮woahh words

[@sanchitabiswas3440]

Thanks for this lecture .. you are probably the first one to tell clearly about making own notes and study books .

[@sumanthreddy3154]

Respected sir, I completely agree with your statement regarding undergraduate students why the students were unable to make use of full potentials in the tier-3 college, where the students were just mugging before exams from materials and readymade notes completely do not know the jest from the subject.

[@zrancon]

• self made notes from book>> underlining in book >>school/college notes •make your own notes •attend classes-->read book-->solve problems -->make notes of those things which were common in problems and what yoy were taught They are GOLDEN NUGGETS

[@ARIDO_]

Thank you for your free and Invaluable guidance 🙏🏻

[@srinivaschillara4023]

Very good advice, even though I'm hardly a student now; But I struggle with learning, and even more retaining details of new topics (new for me). Note taking certainly helps a lot with retention, Now I see on reflection that when one refers to multiple books keeping all the information while accounting for nuance is impossible w/o taking notes. Thanks for the advice.

[@adityasinha146]

What sir is saying is extremely crucial and true in my 10th i highlighted the important points and read it again and again though I was having a vague thought that my concepts are getting better what actually was happening that I was just mugging up things with a certain level of understanding. Sir 2nd point happened to me during my 11th when I was solving cengage maths regourslessly i developed many new concepts on question solving that was mine and mine alone but since I hadn't note it down it all vanishes. But I will make sure sir that I don't repeat my mistakes. Because someone has well said that "if you made a mistake and don't correct it then it's a mistake".

[@Anurag_30]

Well expressed.

[@DharaniDharan-rj6ps]

can you please tell me what he is coming to say finally?...i'm preparing for neet 2025 by self study and most of the times i have to read from books. what should i do?

[@mdebarshi]

I take notes for 2 reasons: 1. Proof of UNDERSTANDING: after going through the material, i create a clear summary of the content in my head and write it down - as a record of my understanding. Making diagrammatic/visual summaries works best for me in many cases, but depends on the nature of the topic mostly. If there is difficulty in summarizing the concept for myself, that means there are gaps in my understanding. (This teaches one to be critical of one's own understanding. The previous record of the understanding can be revisited and updated/corrected at a later time.) 2. Recording SYNTHESIS: when i derive new information/ideas from my existing understanding/knowledge, i write them down.

[@mdebarshi]

Also nowadays, given the scarcity of good teachers, i do not depend on lectures. I rather try to read directly from books written by the pioneers/experts of the field or directly from original research, in order to get the concept right. It happens many a times that a 2nd or 3rd translation of the original concept increases the probability of corrupting the original idea. Unfortunately, i have experienced many lecturers from private schools and collges who are inefficient in transferring concepts in their correct/original form to the students. Nowadays, i rely on video content that cones directly from individuals who are the scientists/experts of the field themselves.

[@AyushmanDey-gx8vp]

@Prof_JC Sir I would like to request you to make a video on the best books to follow for actually learning PCM during JEE preparation. If not possible for Chemistry and Maths, your suggestions on Physics book would really help us.

[@shrutirasal766]

Sir your guidelines is very-very important for ruler(village)students. Which have poor economy. God bless you. For giving guidelines to poor students. Live long life.Also God give power to you for service poor society students.. ❤❤

[@shubhankit9140]

Rural*

[@animator2.090]

thankyou sir.. great advice delivered 😊

[@hrishikeshbouri10c21]

00:02 IIT professor shares mistakes in note-taking and how to overcome them 02:14 Taking proper notes is crucial for understanding and retention. 04:23 Simply underlining and relying solely on lecture notes is not sufficient for true knowledge acquisition. 06:46 Taking notes directly from textbooks is essential for developing good study habits. 08:59 Making your own notes is crucial for better understanding and retention. 11:13 Take your own notes as your main anchor for studying. 13:23 Record flashes of insight while studying and solving problems. 15:30 Develop a mental muscle to interpret book material in your own words.

[@AyushSingh-ib5sg]

Thankyou yr 😅 English language toda km aati hi 😅

[@Happyboii24]

AI at its Finest 🖥️

[@hi10drakk]

i have personally been an anti note taking person. but your insights make so much sense. thank you for sharing.

[@shrutirasal766]

You are really God for poor students. Thanks for right guidelines for economical weak students. Because service to man is service to God.

[@warriordefenderw_d6614]

Thank you so much sir This is the best worthy video I have ever saw till now

[@sangkritimajumder3936]

Give your blessings sir that we become capable to solve the OTBT questions in JEE(Advanced)-2024 prepared by the respected professors like you.🙏

[@flyingcakes85]

Helpful video! Most of the things you said here, I discovered via hit and trial (meaning I've reasonably suffered for most of my academic life due to bad notes). As you said, its important to make notes even when solving science questions. I also never feel satisfied using someone else's notes. My personal addition here: your tip about noting down little concepts applies not just to science, but to humanities too. Self studying humanities since few months now, I'll elaborate it for the (minority) humanities students here: add some analytical notes too. So, make your normal notes writing down facts, but also write down how the specific fact affects other elements. Eg. in History, analyzing long term impact of events help you understand and remember better. In Geography. analyzing the impacts of geographical info on economy or lifestyle helps better remember things. Noting these down help in faster understanding and recall. In the past few months, my (mis)conception that Humanities is "rote memorization" subject has been broken. One final thing - and this is something I falter at till date - REVISION! Notes are useless if not revised. I need to improve upon my revision schedules :)

[@Prof_JC]

Thanks for the pointers to the Humanities students. And your last paragraph is golden!

[@chiragsharma5050]

​@@Prof_JC overhyped iit people are making millions without degree

[@AyushmanDey-gx8vp]

​@@Prof_JCSir I would like to request you to make a video on the best books to follow for actually learning PCM during JEE preparation. If not possible for Chemistry and Maths, your suggestions on Physics book would really help us.

[@Prof_JC]

@@AyushmanDey-gx8vp A long time ago I had written an answer on quora. www.quora.com/What-are-the-best-physics-chemistry-and-math-books-for-IIT-JEE/answer/Jeevanjyoti-Chakraborty?ch=15&oid=3364904&share=18fd8345&srid=XRfx&target_type=answer But please look for a more up to date answer from someone who has graduated recently because the patterns are completely different now.

[@AyushmanDey-gx8vp]

@@Prof_JC Really appreciate your valuable insights.If possible, I would like to know your thoughts on Cengage publication books on maths and physics.

[@masterchief-thetechgamer572]

I really enjoyed taking notes in your MOS classes .....Thanks a lot for the Ex Grade Sir! ❤ (Ayan)

[@Prof_JC]

And I really enjoyed teaching you all!

[@sakshamtayal1234]

sir i follow a 3 step mnotes process which is quite lengthy but efficient first of all i take whole class than make notres 2ndly i mark important keywords using highlighter and at last i make summarised short notes of about 1-2 page per chapter and use them for cooaching and highlihted one for school subjective papers

[@anikapatel4566]

Sir please make videos jee related

[@manan025]

He already made so many. And This was also one of them. It wasn't only for UG students. Unless, you're asking him to take JEE related lectures.

[@pranavpradyot]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📝 *Taking your own notes during lectures and readings is crucial for better retention and understanding.* 04:17 📚 *Simply underlining or highlighting text is not sufficient for true comprehension; making your own notes fosters deeper understanding and insight.* 06:04 📝 *Relying solely on lecture notes provided by teachers may hinder real knowledge acquisition and lead to bad study habits.* 08:45 🚫 *Copying notes from peers is a common but detrimental shortcut; creating your own notes fosters genuine understanding.* 10:33 🖋️ *Making notes by hand is beneficial for engagement and retention, supported by scientific studies.* 13:35 🤔 *Solving problems from textbooks can help uncover unique insights and connections, which should be recorded in your notes.* 14:43 📝 *Writing subjective notes in your own words aids in deep comprehension and cultivates essential scientific thinking skills.* 16:29 🎯 *Be practical and focus on what's necessary for your learning journey, rather than following trendy or irrelevant note-taking techniques.* Made with HARPA AI

[@Prof_JC]

Did the AI provide the icons too?

[@pranavpradyot]

yes sir , and i love your content @@Prof_JC

[@akshat2922]

Which app u used

[@imreadytogrind]

@@akshat2922 what extension*

[@Light_yagami777]

Sir you are great Nishant jindal is not even feet of you!

[@anandolodh2458]

Sir, here I'm from Bangladesh & will try to implement your ideas asap. Take love.

[@Breeze07]

Thank you so much for such a detailed video on note taking 🙏🏻

[@Sonkuki840]

News subscriber sir i have been searching for this kind of lecture by using English 😁😁

[@MrLaggert]

Sir is trending after Tharun Speaks Just irony

[@SaliqKhan-k5z]

Nope I think that 'iit prof' tag is making the videos viral

[@nimit_gupta]

Thank you for your insights; these advises and suggestions are not only useful for students but also for the professionals; I would suggest you should transform or translate your faculty notes into digital format on iPads, or tablets; Surely adds to your productivity and lessen your time in going through notebooks.

[@arunima7265]

I wish someone had told me about this in the class 10/12. I looked down on note taking thinking that it's rote learning and was keeping the entire text in the head rather than thinking about the concepts deeply. This still helped to give good marks but I'm struggling now after a couple of years to recollect all these concepts and have to refer the texts

[@uditasingh6240]

Your videos are always such a delight to watch.

[@Saycheeezebuddy3579]

Sir I would highly request to make a video on how to deal with backlogs or weak concepts, please!

[@Og_rocker_]

Sir plz make a video on :- How the Qs are framed in JEE ADVANCE by using fundamental concepts! So in that way we can prepare our concept! 😊

[@mohammadinamullah9380]

The easiest way to design conceptual question including mathematical complexity specially definite integration.

[@manishakumari-if5ip]

Really very useful video... thanks a lot sir for sharing your ideology about note making specially- your own notes acts as intermediary between book and brain ( i.e understanding). I always hesitate to make my own notes and sometimes I feel, it may not be sufficient and may not serve my purpose but your idea made me understand the reality of my thought. Now onwards I will try to make my own notes. And Hopeful for your blessings and the best result .Thanks sir 🙏🏻

[@DharaniDharan-rj6ps]

can you please tell me what he is coming to say finally?...i'm preparing for neet 2025 by self study and most of the times i have to read from books. what should i do?

[@mohammadinamullah9380]

Professor please continue to motivate students.

[@badribishaldas9627]

Excellent informative video proffessor

[@thoseearthlings]

Sir please elaborate your point on utility of logic over problem solving. Kindly give an analogy. I understand your busy schedule but please try revert to this if possible, I shall be happy. Thank you for guidance sir.

[@user_2007-unbeatable]

Air 247 didnt make notes because he had left very few months for jee..so the idea helped him... Butbwe shouldn't commit this mistake!

[@yyuss]

Sir currently I am in std. X , I can relate with your video as my notes also flows to 10-15 students, friends and many more , I have to scan everytime or click photos to send them. Therefore I have make a separate drive of my notes if anybody asks I send them the link. 😅 I make notes from the teacher's lecture in the school when they are explaining the topics (included ideas of books and many extra topics)as I was regular in attending the school. There were some extremely skilled teachers like my chemistry sir-(he taught many topis something more outside the syllabus also like sp,hybridizationm, ligarithm part of pH which were removed from the syllabus that was very interesting and his sense of humour was also very good) and maths mam(she was one of the best teachers that I have got the chance to study , the way she explains every concept without using any particular book , I mean she takes any random book and gives different types of questions and explains each type very good , she was the teacher whom I met this year and whenever she explains she tells to not write ,first listen and then gives us more extra time to write, she was the only teacher who gives questions and tells not to jump on solving fast and she solves the question and then she gives more different types of question mostly MCQ and also gives more time in explaining basic concepts like the number system [this was very unique as in earlier classes the teachers will give the questions and we have to solve fast] she also encourages us many times as I was that type of student who knows maths well but everytime I ended by only 1 mark to get full because of my silly mistakes in basic things, always tells me to be the best version of yourself as there is always someone better).

[@dhruvii111]

Hey! Fellow 10th grader here...just wanna know whether you met these teachers via school or coaching

[@yyuss]

@@dhruvii111 school

[@Anonymous-u2s]

@@yyuss Hi Rishabh are you a jee aspirant?

[@harshsingh-ln5ty]

Thank you so much sir for taking out time for us

[@illussionerstryder7179]

Better idea is writing down heading or title in the notebook to recall Thank you sir Anyway 😊

[@zentrox852]

thank you professor this was really needed at the time being will be really helpful : )

[@user_2007-unbeatable]

I rely on my lecture notes and read the books too..if i find anything which is not in my notes..I add it to my notes!

[@phenomenal4647]

আপনার অনেক বড় ভক্ত.......

[@CypherX-Sec]

Sir I forgot everything after revision of notes just in 2 days😢

[@artybang484]

Thankyou for your guidance ,Sir!

[@sandhya5236]

Amazing video Sir. Very useful for students. I think, if students borrow notes from others , they may get hold of key points, but I believe knowledge gaining would a bit far in it

[@Prof_JC]

Many students don't realize this drawback of borrowing notes from others. That's why I particularly mentioned it.

[@sandhya5236]

@@Prof_JC so true Sir. Kids borrow notes, assignments, record notebook. They don’t understand the purpose behind all these works

[@Devil-qn4gm]

​@@sandhya5236True

[@SanjaySky372]

Physical Note-Taking: Some students may argue that digital note-taking is more convenient and organized, allowing easy access, search, and sharing of notes. They might find it more practical in today's technologically driven learning environments. Relying on Provided Lecture Notes: Some students may argue that well-prepared lecture notes from experienced teachers can be comprehensive and time-saving. Relying on these notes allows them to focus more on understanding concepts and less on transcribing information. Borrowing Notes: Students might argue that borrowing notes can be beneficial in situations where they miss a class due to valid reasons. It provides an opportunity to catch up quickly and maintains continuity in their learning. Descriptive Thinking for Subjective Questions: Some students may feel that while descriptive thinking is valuable, the emphasis should be on problem-solving skills, which are more directly applicable in exams and real-world scenarios. Efficiency of Underlining and Highlighting: Students might argue that underlining and highlighting key points in a text can be an efficient way to review and reinforce important information. It serves as a quick visual reference when revisiting materials. Digital Note-Taking for Accessibility: Students may prefer digital note-taking for its portability and accessibility. Digital notes can be easily synced across devices, enabling them to study from anywhere, which is particularly advantageous for students with busy schedules. Flexibility in Note-Taking Styles: Some students might argue that different individuals have varied learning styles, and a one-size-fits-all approach to note-taking may not be suitable for everyone. Flexibility in choosing note-taking methods based on personal preferences and learning styles is crucial. It's essential to recognize that educational approaches can vary, and what works well for one student may not be as effective for another. The counterarguments provided above are not a dismissal of the original points but rather an acknowledgment of the diversity in student preferences and learning styles.

[@Devil-qn4gm]

True , Most enlightenment post and full of insights . Your last 5 lines are well written and true in every context and students unable to think of it , therefore fighting in the comment section regarding notes should be made or not.

[@r.i.pnandy2854]

very insightful video.

[@abhishekkumarverma2031]

Sir, please make a vedio how actually study

[@jitendramisra722]

Make your own notes because every brain and his/her understanding and learning is totally different.

[@AbdurRahman-f3g]

Thank you sir. From Dhaka, Bangladesh.

[@Youarelove-e9i]

Thank you so much sir 🙏 for the useful guidance.

[@Learning-ej3mr]

Sir can you make a video on what IIT professors expect in students while preparing the questions paper..which kind of learning and approach of students will help them to get a very good score in JEE advanced

[@eastvern5147]

This is made for me. Thanks very much sir.

[@dhruvchaturvedi7030]

very well spoken sir. this was eye opening.

[@rohithrash9053]

Eye opening video

[@boora789]

Sir see u soon in iit campus ❤😊

[@gyanverma4337]

Sir i am neet aspirants Ab 2 months ke bd exmas ur phy revise krni hai but que wps se krne mai kafhi tume lg rha hai...my father said to ki ques ke steps smjh lo Frh un que ko attempt kro..ese que jldi hojayenge

[@howdadogdoin729]

Great video sir! I will follow your advice...

[@prithvirajsinghchauhan2330]

Sir, i definitely agree that note taking is important aspect in learning but it is only worthwhile if the teacher is there to impart knowledge but as we all know its number game nowadays majority of teachers themselves just copy some material from a low cadre book which has high probablity to come in exam and just write down the steps through which you will ace the exam and the condition is same in school and colleges. Thus we see many graduates with distinction but all in vain

[@meenalbhati3305]

Thank you so much sir..This is a great information and will help a lot

[@jeffrey-antony]

Thank you for the great video. Can you please make a video about how to make notes for graduate level or undergraduate level ? It was mentioned that this video is for school level note taking. Maybe, what is different in graduate level note taking?

[@hariniv2206]

Sir i am a jee 2026 aspirant 😊 Sir tell us how to excel our jee exams without coaching and the best books to refer for jee mains and advanced Currently i just completed my 10th grade and my 11th grade starts at april 1st week Please make a video about very soon... Please acknowledge and accept my request ❤

[@Adonisloda69]

Cengage for maths , physics, physical chemistry. Study org and inorg chemistry from ncert and notes

[@user_2007-unbeatable]

​@@Adonisloda69perfect! But where's HCV?

[@vidhantiwari3314]

For me everything looks important in books...then how can I make notes as it seems a tedious and too much time taking task to me to replica the complete book as notes...Can you please enlighten about the process of making notes?

[@aritraganguly4660]

Sir please make a vedio how to stay during exam fast sir please Iam feeling so much tension for my board exam😢😢

[@CharlieJunes]

This is even true for PG level.

[@aryansangwan1755]

Thank you for this helpful advice to us sir A little bit confused we have to make notes during reading the book or on doing problem and catch that flashes and put down in the notes? And really happy that someone is helping us to really understand the subject not to rote down in notes Thank you sir . Wanna try to get iit Kharagpur and once get a chance to meet you in iit kgp

[@Iam__Kaustav]

Thank you for this video, sir.

[@sudjitnaskar]

Now it the best for me coz I will be in 11 , thanks

[@zaydbinamin]

Great Video

[@SherozGaming54]

*_Future ∝ (Hard Work + Smart Work) ∝ (Brain Capacity + Intelligence) ∝ Brain_*

[@krishivkaran5337]

How do you go about learning concepts and taking notes when it comes to backlogs though? I'm an 11th grader starting my 12th from 16th March (I'm a state board student so my 11th board exams are currently going on), and I have a large portion of my 11th in backlogs. I'll have about a month of summer holidays in May where I can finish my backlogs, but how can I finish those in such a time crunch? I've seen many people advising me to take the notes of others (which you have refuted against in the video) and watch one shots, though that's not my preferred route since I won't be able to understand and absorb the information of the chapter properly and in depth. What you've advised certainly seemed the most research-backed, efficient and practical approach towards learning concepts, though I'm afraid I won't be able to implement them properly when I'm running out of time with a lot of chapters already uncovered. Thanks a bunch for the video, I really appreciate the content you put forward for us and I'm grateful for this channel and all that it has helped me and others out.

[@Urayush]

I also want to know the solution.

[@flyingcakes85]

Hi. I'll assume you're a science stream student. I covered most of the JEE (Mains) syllabus after summer of class 12th. And I did it parallely while studying for ZIO/ZCO. What I did was to skim through old content and note down the least I could - formulas and edge cases. I devoted most of my time on solving previous year questions and then noting down the new formulae/concepts. Eg. You know what friction is and how it works. Don't note down that theory. Just note down the formulae. In maths, there are some types of questions that are repeated often, so I used to note down the process for those (apply abc formula -> differentiate -> factorize with xyz denominator). Towards the end of my preparation, I again made notes. This time, very very short and including the concepts that I was often getting wrong on mock tests. One important suggestion - notes require revision to be useful. I didn't actually revise my notes and it eventually hurt my scores.

[@ChichikimCd]

Well... Don't pressure yourself in clearing backlog in a month till May. I suggest you learn efficiently don't try to clear but just study it will help you later much more

[@RaniS.S01]

Focus on 12th only .12th is already vast enough only do those 11th concepts that will be useful in 12th

[@shubhangi36]

Good evening sir, I am a Btech Graduate and have started with a KZbin channel to teach the concepts of Mathematics and Physics. I am just observing that students are just mugging up the formulae rather than conceptualizing the topics. I remember the days of my study days and I was also not satisfied with the short notes and used to study thoroughly from the text books But sometimes we cannot miss anything in a technical topic from the book,, so can you help us with a video on how to make the notes from books as book reading is time consuming especially as thought by today's generation since a lot of content is available on different social media which definitely seems more lucrative than books.

[@dad-ms8mz]

Sir apka diet kia hae aur daily routine. Ap itna intelligent kisae

[@maths4you405]

Very informative video

[@Lovejindagi-sl9bx]

Sir can you please tell us about the things we should do during our jee preparation to study efficiently

[@ShubhTheOcean]

Thank you so much sir. What's your opinion on short notes?

[@devansh6816]

Your guidance is really fruitful for students like me.....but I have a question- is it true that coaching institutes and the rigorous IIT JEE training programs are leading to the dilution in the quality of students in IITs...?? are the gifted but less privileged students being displaced by the people who are just rich enough to afford these kind of training programs...? Is it even more prevalent with the change in pattern from subjective to objective paper (since 2006 I guess)...?

[@arnavtrivedi4918]

Thanks a lot sir. This genuinely helped👍

[@deepikarohila6125]

Sir i am very fine at problem solving and i am confident that i know the concepts But suddenly i feel doubt as if I've forgotten the concepts, which is not true at all This led to a deep self doubt in mind mind May be i am unable to make you understand my problem but this is at alll What can i do

[@ritabanbasak7062]

Sir can you please share study techniques/insights for the students who are preparing for ssc , railways and other competitive examinations??

[@ujjwalrao6832]

thanks a lot sir

[@pariharbiceps]

Precious Video, Thank you sir

[@Ajayykumar2030]

THANK YOU SIR

[@vicgambhir7336]

Please re watch your video. Almost entire video is what not to do with very little details about how to actually take notes. Hardly 3 minutes from this long video is helpful

[@arnavunofficial]

Sir can you please make a video on how to make notes properly 🙏

[@deshbhakt101]

Thanks sir

[@PranabXOF]

Thank you professor ❤

[@NakanoMikuwu]

Respected Sir, This message is from a 10th grader i do respect your advices in all due respect .My question to you is if a student is following a certain strategy which doesn't include note-making by which he has fullfilled or rather gained some level of expertise in certain topics and which worked out pretty good, change his strategy in the upcoming years and start making notes?

[@adi_theking7789]

Respected Sir, Thankyou for this video sir. I am a class 9 student moving to class 10. Sir , please give some tips on *how to manage both school and coaching & board exam tension without getting exhausted and demotivated* Thankyou sir.🙏🙏

[@眨]

which coaching are you in?

[@adi_theking7789]

@@眨 fiitjee

[@adi_theking7789]

@@眨 fiitjee

[@MUKUND-0_0]

As a senior I will say that u should buy a 10 year pyq book for every separate chapter and jab bhi tum koi chapter padh loge to pyq bhi bana Lena and no need to purchase any other book like HC Verma, rs aggarwal, tumko bas 10 y ke pyq banane chahiye and repeatedly banate raho.

[@adi_theking7789]

@@MUKUND-0_0 Thankyou bhaiya

[@Kumardhruv308]

Sir i get bad marks in 12th just 59 % I don't understand anything...i want to research in mathmatics for this i need 60% marks for iisc iiser type college.... If i complete my bsc math program from bhu du type college then masters from isi iisc tifr imsc then can i get abroad universities for doing phd in mathmatics ya i face any problems... Pls say truth i can listen truth aur mai saty se nhi drta aap ye bhi kh skte ho you can't do anything but really i am doing hard work i am doing self study its really tough for me (hindi medium to English) I am from state board here paper not check by good techers (Bihar board) you can see many articles about that i don't understand anything can you pls help me

[@jitendramisra722]

You are truly right ❤❤

[@beingnatural7425]

Great discussion.. Sir do you have any email through which queries can be asked?

[@Rajdeep_]

Thank you

[@somenn.s3977]

Sir Please do make video on 🎉some topic of PHYSICS 🎉