How to Solve Numerical Problems of Physics

Who is this course for

This course is for the students of class 9 to class 12, and, also for those students who are preparing for Medical and Engineering Entrance exams. The questions that I have solved in this course range from class 9 to IIT JEE Advanced exam. You should initially select to study only those questions which fall within your present syllabus. Once you become proficient in them, you may try the questions of the next higher level.

Even if you are in a lower class, say class 9, you may enroll for this course as you will be able to access the course life-long. That means when you reach the next higher class (say class 10), you will be able to learn the problems of that higher class. This course will be with you to help.

What is Special about this course

Most students find Physics more difficult than other subjects. And on top of that, they find it even more difficult to solve the numerical problems of physics.

That is because they are not taught physics the correct way, the most effective way.

Physics needs to be learned in a unique way. It is different than learning Chemistry, Zoology, Botany, or, even Math.

This course will teach you how to solve the numerical problems of physics - which most students find the most difficult.

Check out the lessons/videos that you can preview before enrolling to get an idea of what you can expect in this course. I'm sure you will like them.

Please Read This First

This course will finally consist of more than 50 solved problems of Physics from High School to Entrance Exam levels.

Due to the Lock-Down (Stay Home Stay Safe) necessitated by the corona-virus, I have launched this course on 23-April-2020 with video solutions of just nine numerical problems. I will be adding 2/3 videos every week until that figure of 50 is crossed.

I have decided on this approach as I feel that every day is valuable to you (the students). Instead of waiting for 4/5 months to start learning through this course with 50+ videos, you can start learning right now. And usually, you will complete 1 or 2 lessons in a day. So, by the time you complete the existing lessons/videos, more lessons/videos will get added to the course. Thus, those 4/5 months won't get wasted waiting for the launch of the course. This is the benefit I foresee in this approach of mine.

In case you have a doubt about whether new lessons/videos will be added or not, you can wait for a few days, then return after, say, a week to check the status of the course at that time. If satisfied, you may enroll at that time. In the meantime, you may keep this course in your wish-list.