TLDR;
This video provides a guide to the best free YouTube channels for IIT JEE preparation, categorized to suit different learning styles and stages of preparation. It emphasizes the importance of using these resources effectively for self-study.
- Three categories of channels: comprehensive content for all subjects, subject-specific channels, and channels for quick revision and problem-solving.
- Recommends specific channels and series for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, catering to both beginners and advanced learners.
- Stresses the importance of sticking to one teacher or channel per subject to avoid confusion and ensure consistent learning.
Don’t Skip! [0:00]
The video addresses the common misconception that cracking the IIT JEE requires expensive offline coaching or paid online courses, asserting that many students succeed through self-study using YouTube. It aims to solve the problem of students being unsatisfied with paid courses and turning to YouTube for better content. The video is relevant for students in classes 10th, 11th, 12th, and droppers, promising to reveal the best free YouTube channels for IIT JEE preparation, offering content from basic to advanced levels.
3 Categories of Channels [0:52]
The presenter divides YouTube channels for IIT JEE preparation into three categories based on the content they offer. The first category includes channels providing comprehensive content for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, suitable for students in classes 10th and 11th who have ample time for in-depth preparation through long lectures. The second category consists of individual channels dedicated to specific subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The third category is for quick revision, one-shot videos, and video solutions for previous year's questions, which are particularly useful for droppers and class 12th students aiming to complete their syllabus quickly.
Category 1 - Long Lectures for PCM [1:42]
The first channel mentioned is Physics Wallah by Alak Pandey, which offers older lectures covering Physics and Chemistry for classes 11th and 12th, suitable for whiteboard learning from basic to advanced levels. The second channel is Unacademy JEE, particularly highlighting the "JEE Live Daily" series from the COVID era, which provides detailed lectures and practice questions (DPPs) for both mains and advanced levels, with 15-20 lectures per chapter. Vedantu JEE is also recommended, similar to Unacademy JEE, with the Elite JEE series and teachers like Mohit Ryan and Harsh Sir for Chemistry, Vinay and Suri Sir for Physics, and Arvind Kalia Sir for Maths. Lastly, Mohit Tyagi Sir's channel, featuring the Prayas Batch, offers detailed lectures from class 11th to 12th for JEE Mains and Advanced levels, suitable for students starting their preparation from scratch, with comprehensive explanations and minimal time-wasting.
Category 2 - Subject Wise [4:50]
The presenter transitions to the second category, focusing on individual channels for each subject. Physics Galaxy by Ashish Arora Sir is highlighted as one of the best channels for Physics, offering content for both JEE Mains and Advanced levels, with a famous revision checklist. Other series include "Onion Physics," "Physics in Minutes," and "Booster Series," covering theory and problem-solving. Edinity by Mohit Goenka Sir is recommended for video sessions of previous year's questions for JEE Mains and Advanced, along with one-shot revision videos. For Chemistry, ATP Star, particularly Vineet Khatri Sir's organic chemistry videos, offers short, topic-wise explanations and question-solving. Pankaj Sir Chemistry is noted for good content but is incomplete, with a mix of mains and advanced level material. Neha Agarwal's Mathematically Inclined channel provides lectures and previous year's questions for JEE Mains and Advanced level Maths.
Category 3 - 1 Shots [7:41]
Moving to the third category, the presenter recommends channels for quick revision and one-shot videos, especially useful for class 12th and dropper students. JEE Wallah is highlighted for its Manzil series, featuring Faisal Sir for physical chemistry, Rahul Sir for inorganic chemistry, and Om Pandey Sir for organic chemistry, along with Rajwant and Salim Sir for Physics, and Tarun Khandelwal and Ashish Agarwal Sir for Maths. Unacademy Atoms, particularly the one-shot lectures by Nishant Bora Sir for Maths and Sakshi Ma'am for Chemistry during the COVID era, is also recommended. Physics Galaxy by Ashish Arora Sir and Ednity by Mohit Goenka Sir are again recommended as the best channels for Physics revision and problem-solving.
Conclusion [9:44]
The video concludes by summarizing the recommended YouTube channels for JEE preparation across three categories. The presenter emphasizes the importance of sticking to one teacher or channel per subject to avoid confusion and ensure consistent learning. Viewers are encouraged to ask questions in the comment section and subscribe to the channel for more content.