Thermodynamics and Heat transfer Prof S Khandekar

[@gauravkushwaha7404]

''Engeering is not in the book, engeering came then books came'' Absolutely true👍

[@arpitagarwal9891]

And then unemployment came

[@sathhai1334]

@@arpitagarwal9891 Unemployment due to lack of knowledge 🙄🙄🙄

[@viralteachingsumit]

Engineering bhai😂

[@beyondhumanrange6196]

nope those were the theorists coz of whom the theory came ...

[@utkaldimension8604]

@@viralteachingsumit 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

[@VivekKumar-lq4ol]

He passed away yesterday while addressing the IIT-K Student's Alumni Session. Ironically his last words were "Take Care of Your Health". Had a chance to meet him in 2015. This lecture remains one of the best lectures to me, acknowledging how he addresses the need to bridge the gap in theoretical knowledge and real-world reflection of the content. R.I.P Sir!!

[@Notsosarcastic_02]

Damn , really ? Its such a heart shattering news after watching this whole lecture and really appreciating the beauty of real teaching

[@dawitkefyalew2618]

I am sorry to hear that, I see he passed away in the comments after watching his video.

[@NehalChhetry]

Really? Its shocking and saddening to hear that after 30 mins of admiring him and his teaching. I was hoping that if I get into iit, I will get the chance to meet and learn from such teachers. It is certainly a great loss for us students that a teacher like him is no more with us. R.I.P.. sir.

[@mohanprabu2981]

​@@NehalChhetryYes, he is no more with us, RIP

[@GOODTHINKER53]

*Legend 🙏*

[@bibhutikagyung9404]

He interviewed me for my PhD admission. I wasn't selected but it was probably one of the most chilled out interview ever. Probably one of the best professors I had a chance of interacting!!!

[@priyeshgupta164]

ab aage?

[@vatsal512]

@@priyeshgupta164 kuch nahi sabko ab yahi bataate firega

[@guptasagar694]

@@vatsal512 😂😂

[@tiscastic910]

@@vatsal512 🤣

[@bibhutikagyung9404]

@@vatsal512 well, unlike you, who has got nothing better to do with his life other than trolling people online, I've been selected for the PhD programme at IIT Bombay

[@Mike_B2001]

As soon as I heard about the tragic news about Prof. Khandekar, visiting this video was the first & foremost thing I did as a way to pay tribute & respect. This interactive session was the first memory that flashed in my brain after almost 4+ years of viewing it. Indeed today as a nation we lost one of the best intellectual minds. Rest in Peace as your legacy will be remembered forever!

[@akarsh5871]

Indeed

[@faisalahmed8098]

Certainly

[@wajahatsayyed1634]

Indeed

[@CareerSoch]

Same here... This video made everlasting impression on my mind as a teacher

[@user-he3wf7rr3t]

Same here bro.

[@harsh2032]

I bow down to this legend. If everyone taught like that, india and upcoming generation will revolutionize!

[@ronmiller3741]

Will you pay. Truth is people are ready to pay for food and phone but not for knowledge. So we dont get too many good people. They go into software etc.

[@anonymousarmadillo6589]

Everyone needn't teach at this high level. The teachers like this should make videos and post it for the benefit of the students.

[@amithkashyap5819]

For that level of teaching, you need good experience, facilities and environment. Tell me in which college you get that facility compared to IITS. Very few colleges can afford such things that's why students suffer.

[@JeeMinds]

Not really kid Education is elevation till upto getting into iit Still remember that iit kanpur 9.9 cgpa ece gold medalist was unemployment for 5 years preping for upsc So getting a job and academics never go hand to hand Education is not elevation when it comes to life It is elevation till it comes to college

[@utsavjha9236]

@@JeeMindspls look up the definition of unemployment. It says “not having a job and actively looking for one”. He was not unemployed. He just didn’t do a job . He didn’t start preparing for UPSC because he didn’t land for a job . It was his choice to prepare for UPSC not an alternative for not getting a job. I hope you get it. He could have easily landed a job in a elec core company.

[@abhishektiwari4501]

This country needs teachers like you. Great sir

[@lokeshn8850]

First need to send him to teach in JNU so they know what education means XD

[@harshitrautela6585]

@@lokeshn8850 True

[@hayekianman]

just record all his lectures and make them freely available. also fire bad teachers and replace them with his videos

[@rishinigam9070]

Zeroth law of thermodynamics, first law and second law having introduction of entropy H= u + pv

[@adityakhandekar9230]

If I could have such professors in my childhood, I won't have changed my stream from science to commerce.

[@adityakhandekar9230]

@@adityapandey1031 ok thanks for grammatical correction

[@adityajoshi6422]

Bro iits have very few professors like him. Most of them don't have any skill for teaching and just teach for the sake of fulfilling their responsibility.

[@adityajoshi6422]

By the way 3 Adityas here😂

[@shishirmaharana4022]

Coincidence, both of you are Khandekars! Are you related to him btw?

[@adityakhandekar9230]

@@shishirmaharana4022 no, not in any way. I was also surprised when algorithm suggested me this video.

[@MayankPathak22]

Rest in peace sir. You were truly the best among us.

[@prashantsamaiya1793]

Kya hua inhe😢

[@chinmay4378]

​@@prashantsamaiya1793 heart attack

[@hemantdevlekar8140]

प्रणाम करतो, सर. I am 65, but still a student because professor like you.

[@world4coding]

Sir actually you are the teacher whose requirement is there in India Keep learning sir And I hope I too learn good things please pray for me sir I need your blessings Thank you

[@vivekan5097]

You are also our inspiration to learn life long.

[@hemantdevlekar8140]

@@world4coding Thanks, Rameez Sir.

[@hemantdevlekar8140]

@@vivekan5097 Thanks, Viveka Sir.

[@sirisiri8652]

Great sir👍👍

[@thesochmedia9433]

BECAUSE OF TEACHERS LIKE HIM, IIT remains as IIT ❤️

[@heathens2867]

If only data was this cheap and I had a phone in my 12th, I would've gone for research field for sure. I'm happy that new generation people will not have boundaries of IITs because they can easily access such contents on internet for free.

[@anonymouscrimson1686]

thanks to Modiji, Ambani, Digital India!!!!

[@aryantomer1126]

Still people choose iit tag over some guy who has really good skill :-)

[@Saitama-py8dz]

professors like him create jee advanced questions, so don't underestimate guys!

[@mayank_srivastava96]

Also create GATE questions

[@chiluxr250]

These exams do not gauge what an individual has to offer.

[@Saitama-py8dz]

@@chiluxr250 oh really? if an individual has anything to offer, the said individual will crack this exam.

[@brokensoul1714]

Yes....give me his number.....I will ask him thoss questions

[@spuefire9862]

@@Saitama-py8dz haha makes sense

[@ritikyadav9378]

Amazing IIT professor.. that's why jee advanced problems are unique and conceptually..not only based on paper pen , formulas working 🤔🤔🤔

[@ARYAN-us4yt]

Agar aisa hota to IIT ki itni badi value nahi hoti 😉 JEE 2021 aspirant this side IIT is ❤️

[@ritikrastogi6932]

That's why IIT is the world's toughest exam

[@rahulsinghrollno50ee64]

Yeah that's why IIT need coaching

[@ashishbohara9151]

par isme bhi reservation 70/400 jee adv u get iit bombay

[@ritikrastogi6932]

@@ashishbohara9151 kya karoge

[@pankajpokhrel2463]

"A student is always as good as his/her teachers."This sentence is making more and more concrete sense to me.

[@raghav5903]

So I can understand why old IITs produces quality engineers

[@aryankhorana]

Yeah bro

[@supersmart671]

Quality Engineers for the U. S and the west with hard earned Indian Tax payers money

[@mkm6291]

@@supersmart671 Dude the balance left over "kachara" engineer are sending rocket on Mars and running ISRO /DRDO ..so just chill !!

[@Harsh-uk7om]

@@supersmart671 they go US because it suits them , if you have a problem with that why don't you build something in India.

[@justsomerandomguy6719]

@@supersmart671 bro they also send a lot of money back in india for their family which is in indian banks. So it is a win win for both india and the engineer. Yes they can innovate staying in India but going to usa is their personal choice. No one can tell them what to do

[@te_jay01]

Your words have truly inspired me along my journey as a Mechanical Engineer. I saw this video first time when I was in my 2nd year and as a budding engineer at time it really made me to look at engineering in a different way. Now, it’s a year past my graduation. Still not and will never forget your enlightening words. Such a huge loss! Rest in Peace Sir 🙏

[@thunderboltfunction]

Prof. Khandekar is not only a good researcher but also a fantastic teacher.

[@azharuddinmohammad8663]

For the first time, KZbin has suggested me something very important.

[@matthewws5694]

RIP Prof. This video genuinely inspired me

[@ShiveshSuman]

Saddened to see that such a master teacher / researcher is no more! 😢

[@sidmalusare2706]

Khandekar sir... Thanks for inspiring an Mechanical Engineer in me once again...I am 2017 Mechanical BE passout working for an IT firm out of financial need...but yes your lecture inspired me to once again go through my books and this time not to pass my semester but to learn my subjects...😇🙏 Thanks alot once again.

[@prettypenny2353]

lol working as a cyber coolie for money. Classic 🎉

[@faisalahmed8098]

​@prettypenny2353 it's fine to do so out of financial crunch there are lot worse things people do out of financial crunch !

[@anshumanduseja1366]

@@prettypenny2353 L take

[@capreal26]

What a teacher. Unlikely that a smile wouldnt have come on your face while listening to him. He's a blessing.

[@krishgautam8557]

I m not engineering yet still I couldn't skip this video ......I watched full video .... awesome teaching

[@krishgautam8557]

Who are you?

[@theliberalgamertm3213]

Do lgao ok

[@udayraj6976]

that is the reason you are not an engineer

[@krishgautam8557]

I m an engineer LoL in same institute

[@sanzkmr]

I am deeply saddened by the passing away of such a great teacher, who made significant contributions to the field of physics and taught at IIT Kanpur. His dedication and expertise inspired countless students and colleagues. I extend our deepest condolences to their family and loved ones, and may their memory serve as a source of inspiration to all who knew them.

[@aravindalokam]

Rest in Peace Sir ❤😭 such a huge loss for us IIT K ians

[@BilalHassan-bw8dd]

Not of this subject. I'm an M. Phil scholar in English Linguistics but I suddenly came round here, listened and watched the whole lecture and enjoyed a lot. It is realistic and based on personal experiences. This is how science should be taught. Wonderful lecture. Love from Pakistan.

[@AbdulRauf-bo2pg]

saying as a pakistani, our country lacks good teachers

[@saicharanreddy6703]

Biggest take away "Be realistic, practical and apply what u learn" thank you sir for ur amazing lecture 👏👏👏🙏

[@rajrinku7173]

our society has need the teacher like you sir...thank you so much...respect and love for you😘😘

[@TheUmeshkriplani]

A ggod problem on 3 Slit Interference - kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4LGm55naK-GZ6M Many more questions and theories on H.C.Verma and Irodov... Kindly do visit, like, share and subscribe. It's a free support to all students preparing for JEE and NEET or other exams...

[@abhinandankumargupta-xm6dp]

saw this video during my jee prep for the first time, i'm now currently pursuing mechanical engineering. This video motivates me every time, teaches us the correct approach of studying engineering. Today through comments i got to know about tragic demise of such great teacher, RIP sir.

[@TheRawKing]

Everyone is commenting on how good of a teacher he is but when you think so you are forgetting the fact that because he is an excellent teacher that's why he's a Professor at the IIT Kanpur.

[@bvsprasad5070]

I'm not at all a student. It's just per chance that on hearing about the sad and tragic news of the unfortunate demise of a renowned academician Late S Khandekar Ji that I have listened with rapt attention the present discourse on scientific and practical teaching. I feel that one of the brightest and brilliant star is extinguished. No doubt, he leaves behind a rich legacy. All those who have come in touch with him must have benefited from his magnetic personality. But, such academics lifespan is infinite. So, there is a colossal loss to the future students. My this 25 minutes association has brought deep respects for him. He is an epitome to how to imbibe studies. My learning curve is more or less stagnant. But, I am enriched nevertheless. My heartfelt condolences to the immediate family members, scientific community at large. He will be badly missed. May his noble soul gain utmost salvation. Om Shanti

[@ranjitbijoy]

Passion is addictive.. great teachers can produce the next generation capable engineers who apply concepts with greater knowledge

[@prajwalsrinivas5157]

This world needs incredible teachers such as yourself. This is definitely the best lecture I’ve heard on KZbin. The student who got a chance to learn from you are very lucky

[@akhilpkd3978]

After seeing this, i wish, the heat transfer professor in my college should also watch this video, so that atleast he will get an idea about the subject

[@dhruvasoyantar9656]

I'm thinking of sending this to him anonymously

[@mayankkumrawat786]

Same here 😂

[@vidyabhushanverma5717]

True that

[@RavindraRaikar]

I am an electronics engineer, I don't know why it's recommended to me and why I am watching, but I watched complete video, mind blowing, so wise man, excellent teacher..... Hats off...

[@sindhusingh7052]

Look at the power of his teaching....even least interested students like me in science is watching this video... continuously.

[@suradkar3271]

काश ऐसे Teachers India k हर student ko मिले......... Hats off to you Sir. U r Legend actually Today's चाणक्य. Jo ki सिर्फ kisi व्यक्ति ka भविष्य nahi ब्लकि पूरे देश ka भविष्य उज्ज्वल करने ki ताकत रखते hai.... Greatest ❤ Teacher I ever seen.

[@18siddz]

Even though I'm Software engineer with 5 yrs of Exp, I enjoyed this lecture like none other. Most impressive lecture Prof Khandekar.

[@mersenne2486]

did you ever use organic chemistry in your whole career 😂

[@amanraj-pp6hz]

😂😂😂

[@KrishSivaperiyanayagam]

what an highly intellectual proffesor , if i had a professor like him , i wont regret my engineering studies

[@sivaprasadsarmah6634]

It's a lifetime experience of listening to a genius delivering a lecture on physics like a interesting story, great teacher 🙏🙏

[@tusharverma1926]

*IITs' are the most premium institutions of India because of excellent Teachers like him 💐🇮🇳👌*

[@superfluous5162]

Actually IIT are not best Institute for basic science research never hear Tifr ,iser and jest institute . They are short of PG and PhD provide institute .

[@mig_21bison]

IITs are engineer exporting agencies....and those who chose to stay in India became bureaucrats...sad reality

[@Raahulseith]

Never really understood Thermodynamics but this 30 min session was pure bliss...and so true...there was engineering then came the books....first observe and understand Thermodynamics working in your immediate surroundings. Blessed our Students to get to learn from such Teachers

[@mkm6291]

So Beautiful .. I am still enjoying his lecture even after 30 years of my Engineering class !!

[@sohamsinha4829]

😊

[@vanshajshukla6205]

Please teach to school teacher ,how to make science a subject called science

[@vol230]

absolutely

[@Seriouslyfunny1]

Science cannot be taught. It is something to be lived.

[@manish2991]

Yess

[@anuragsharma6471]

Most of them teach technical literature

[@sayanghosh4280]

@@Seriouslyfunny1 yes absolutely true. i am in class 11 now. i also feel that

[@ANILKUMAR-ic1ms]

I had mastered Thermodynamics in my college days, with out knowing what iam studying because even my professors dint knew what they are teaching

[@ishaanjoshi7420]

Wow great job! But at the same time ,,since you didn't knew what you were studying,, how do you know that you mastered it ??😂🤣

[@dnhdfnfkrjxjxfjjggj3002]

@@ishaanjoshi7420 a paradoxical question ??😂

[@AshokKumar-ix4nf]

Pahli baar life me dimag ka bhos***a hua h... 😂😂

[@ebrahimsayed6854]

I love how this class is so interactive.

[@narum3888]

Only teacher who actually said that agar kuch nhi milega toh kyu aayenge students or kyu hogi attendance! Respect.

[@agytjax]

This is one class where you can never get your finger burnt 😜😜 Heat transfer knowledge is in your finger tips 😜😜

[@dnhdfnfkrjxjxfjjggj3002]

😁😁😁😛😜

[@alexburger7214]

thanks sir,i am a mechanical engineer ,this is the difference between average engineering college and IIT's ,i learnyt so much in this vedio ,plz post more vedios ,so that learning mechanical subject again becomes fun ,i will learn the subject .

[@sauravpandey599]

I also had a very good experience reading cengel in my engineering thermodynamics course.

[@gravitonX_]

As a teacher, it hurts more after this tragic news. Just 9 days ago watched this video and now this happened. Will keep learning from your lectures! RIP to one of the most intellectual mind and a great professor. Thank you for your guidance!

[@fairoozmunavar6327]

Excellent lecturing, he has an ability to connect engineering with daily life

[@prashantreddy2662]

He looks like the same professor as I thought in movies

[@yildrimyildrim2103]

like in 3 Idiots na lol

[@ShakeshPurbhe]

This is the First Time I Came to know about Sameer Khandekar Sir from this Video. Waah Such an Amazing Beautiful Professor! The way sir interacts and Explains Everything and Showing the Correct way of Teaching shows he is Real Hero & Scientist....Such an Inspiring Real Teacher & Researcher. After watching this whole beautiful Lecture Reading down the comments i was shocked to know sir is no more. I really cant believe such a Beautiful and Loving Soul left us. Its Really Unbelievable that this Beautiful Face with Magical Smile is not with us. Watching this Beautiful person First time and in just few minutes you come to know they left us is So HeartBreaking! Sadly we wont be able to see your Beautiful Face,Lovely Smile & listen your Voice. As Soon as i Saw Sir He Reminded me of my own Teachers I saw my Teachers in his Soul.... Ironically his Last words were 'Take Care of your Health' which is so Emotional. Your Work and Videos will always Inspire us Sir. I really wanted to Meet you Someday and see your Happy Face but its Sadly not Possible. I hope you are Happy wherever you are and May your blessing always be with me. May your Soul Rest in Peace Om Shanti. Really Miss You Sir, Aapse Bahut Pyaar karte Hai Sameer Khandekar sir ❤❤❤❤

[@rohitbhosle6521]

Just came here after seeing his research papers and projects on heat pipe really inspiring lecture

[@divyjain4583]

Dear Sir. As your level is very higher then me as an educationist as a teacher, I learnt very much from you, I am BA (History and Indian Culture) student but love to see you lectures and thus love Physics.

[@akash.ap.]

I think you could be upcoming de Broglie..bcoz de Broglie was a history student too....and then he becomes a scientist...I don't know how's it possible,how he did it..

[@tooba6290]

Why would you pick history of your interested in physics

[@divyjain4583]

@@tooba6290 haaa haa ha...My dear, History is also a science, both works on same principle " PRINCIPLE OF CURIOSITY"

[@divyjain4583]

@Sanjay Surya I had cleared My 12th stranded with Physics , chemistry, Biology (Mathematics additional ) with 78%. Archaeology is my profession , Science is my Passion..."its all about how curious you are to know the things.....

[@manamritsingh969]

I myself try to study physics by looking more into the world than books. So i was greatly impressed seeing that other people such as this professor share the same methodology and ideology of attaining knowledge and understanding.

[@9126786]

Loved to see you teaching and inculcating interest... Happy to share with you, and as you know, my Inventions stemmed always from exactly what you are teaching about "Real World experiences" .. Wow Sir.

[@Ndnart536]

He is my dream teacher ❤️❤️❤️. Every time I want a teacher who makes the nature a supreme teacher to me

[@actioergosum5193]

I did my engineering years ago from Jamia. Wished my profs were like him. The ones in Jamia pretty much killed all desire to learn from day one....

[@omprakashmahara]

if classes like these are free and open for all indians from campuses to corner of the villages then INDIA can be the super power of the world and LEADER of the world. ISN'T THAT.

[@siddharthmishra1061]

This is what government is doing now. It has instructed IITs to teach non IITians as well. So you would be seeing IIT digital courses in the news.

[@KM-leons]

MIT, Harvard, Yale,....... had already made their courses available free of cost online.

[@AmanGandhi]

Look up edx.org, the site has courses from all top universities for free. From MIT ,Harvard , Yale, IITB, etc,

[@KalpShahGSTClasses]

I agree every lecture of IIM and IIT should be live telecast free of cost.

[@KalpShahGSTClasses]

@@KM-leons give me links

[@monishchandrol1492]

I love physics... And i can take lecture of this subject for many hours without getting bored

[@jacksparrow5687]

You know, I one thing is remarkable in you, sir. Your accent is awesome. You're a great lecturer because you're teaching fully in English. Regards to you.

[@ajaymaurya3201]

I'm 11th standard Student, still understand each line of his teaching !!

[@santoshmishra4789]

Kya yar abhi se

[@Fortynienq12]

Navier strokes equation???

[@naturelover4148]

Yes bro many things I understood 😁

[@MVBPRINSKUMAR]

@@Fortynienq12 isko mat solve karao isse

[@pwstar2959]

Ya me too...

[@ShaikAhmed-wg8tq]

Excellent teacher .his way of teaching n dedication makes anybody understand easily.our colleges / schools need teachers like him.salute you sir.

[@neveanup]

Legendary teacher ! tough I am not a student of Heat and mass transfer field. but I can say that this type of teacher is required in every class.

[@hirock2454]

I wish my professors were trained this way.. life would have been so different

[@pinkpanther2729]

Half an hour is enough if the professor is like this . Great analogy and explanation

[@Dr.Jestin]

As a medical student. I dont know why i am watching this. But i cant stop watching😅

[@kisijhbk]

I,being a humanities student LoL

[@deepaparihar2033]

Because bro Everything appears interesting as long as u don't need to write a exam and quizzes for the same.

[@inamdarsaquib9528]

@@deepaparihar2033 Wah bi wah. Sahi kaha bilkul

[@michaeljosephjackson2364]

I am commerce student

[@dr.s.choudhury8089]

Same here. The way he interacts is amazing

[@Uk_1927]

I am a civil engineering student but still I am watching curiously !! Amazing teaching skills sir !!

[@samayaparibartan883]

Who says Thermodynamics isn't relevant to civil engineering? The R&D people use thermodynamics as a base to assign standards to many parameters especially expansion joints & bearings, structural parameters in cold and hot weather are also decided from thermodynamics only.

[@savant6635]

Rest in peace, Dear Sir.

[@184animesh]

I learned a lot from watching this video. You are a true inspiration.

[@PankajKumar185]

Million dollar word" forget the formula" love the way to handle ur students sir.

[@samsonv9332]

I came here for fun as Google suggested this video. I wanted to listen only for 2 min (looking at the title), before I could tell, I had watched the entire video without interruption, it was that captivating! Wish had him as my teacher!

[@sajadahmadrather6464]

Great teachers produce great students. He is the alive example of above quote.

[@ashwinwriter]

Wow...wish such inspiring teachers were there in the beginning of the journey rather than at the end of the journey. For many indians journey ends at IIT, and in this race there are those who makes it and rest finds alternative. We really miss such teachers in school. Mr khandekar's style of teaching is so engaging, intuitive and simply brilliant, I'm sure he gets 100% attendance on his lectures.

[@kuldeepagravat7173]

Professor has a good explanation skill

[@poojagopal3424]

Thats why jee advanced have excellent and best quetions . Professor are op . Ekdum bhari vatal sir

[@AFJRHNELK]

Hello... i am Egyptien engineer Scientist Abanob Wassef ...i am so proud that i have learnt thermo course ....from indian teachers since i was at my university ...... also i am so proud because my king president Abdel fattah El- SiSi ....attend the republic indian Cermony now days .... we love india very much ....also we love the Indian president .....

[@vkvk1715]

man this guy locked me straight 30 minutes. what a way of teaching 👏👏👏

[@RanjeetKUMAR-xe5ii]

I never had seen a lecture of physics at this level🙂it's amazing 🤗

[@saishiva2486]

I Wish I had a professor like this 😭 My 4 years of chemical engineering would not have gone into waste 😢

[@abuzarrazi4796]

Not only physics his knowledge about human biology is also worth to appreciate.. The best way to learn is to teach.. That's how your concept will be crystal clear which is essential to become a teacher.

[@paradisechemistry3110]

Great way of teaching , being a msc chemistry student i watched whole video with interest..

[@general123ist]

I want to do my engineering course again with teachers like him 😭

[@VladUSA2000]

Haven't heard of a scientist like him for years. It actually should be a teaching norm for everyone. It will not happen in my lifetime, unfortunately.

[@ankitsarfare4]

I wish every Engineering College had/have faculty like him.

[@rajasanthosh7105]

ur done research in teaching. how to involve in subject, how to relate the subject to real life really nice tq sir ur great teacher

[@ww7308]

Relating a subject to real life this type of learning called true learning basically. Unfortunately these kind of teachers are very rare in schools and colleges that's why anybody hates a subject because their duty is to complete their syllabus and to go home. I also faced such problems beginning from school and all things get end up in colleges. Now I am dropout because my knowledge has no live.

[@TheUmeshkriplani]

A good problem on 3 Slit Interference - kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4LGm55naK-GZ6M Many more questions and theories on H.C.Verma and Irodov... Kindly do visit, like, share and subscribe. It's a free support to all students preparing for JEE and NEET or other exams...

[@Sharad2287]

Enjoyed, though I am Botany Teacher! Happy that I am doing exactly the same in my classes! Syllabus rarely gets completed, still I can feel happiness amongst my students! Thanks Professor Khandekar Sir for an excellent example of Teaching!

[@mosesstephen3681]

I love to approach teaching like this..

[@wisdomkeytraining700]

Sir, I take a bow....just outstanding perception of subject....you are one of those rare teachers you make students learn....aap padane wale nahi ho aap sikhanevale ho.....hats off

[@onkarsingh8221]

I have come back to this lecture so many times RIP Professor!!

[@rushikeshpanzade5222]

What a brilliant lecture it is.!! He is a legend I must say this although this is the first time I hv ever seen him.. Thank U.

[@gouravaseri3705]

They can teach in Allen and resonance and make millions but they choose to study science not money respect*100

[@ashutoshdharmendrasharma8633]

Lol, Allen is nothing. They do work which are beyond 11th 12th science and maths

[@shantanukulkarni2413]

True they do research and atleast try to make India a better place.....most important thing they were willing to leave western countries for homeland

[@RINKUKUMAR-zl8ei]

@@vitaminprotein6430 haha that is the problemo

[@prakharrai8819]

@@ashutoshdharmendrasharma8633 but they give a lot of money to teachers

[@rudramunims1099]

Actually i am organic chemist but How this teacher taught very part of Applied thermodynamics realy fantastic Hat's up sir

[@theindian5151]

That's why IIT m jaana h is an emotion for every engineer 😊

[@surajkamlakar]

The best class I have ever heard 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 .. amazingly taught..

[@educationfix4734]

I'm fan of your sir , I have never seen world as a engineer but finally i got something new in my life Great sir

[@educationfix4734]

That's perfect way to learn and understanding

[@vedanthumbe4649]

Our country needs more teachers like him so that rigid education system gets flexible without any drastic change

[@anseajee]

You are a gift from Sanskardhani to the Engg students of India