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Corrections And Rebuilding In BasicFirst!

Why did it happen?

As the organisational restructuring is driven with a necessity for the modification within the current functioning and existing business model of an organisation.  It’s often driven with the need to create positive changes- BasicFirst is focussed to have quality asset resources.

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BasicFirst appoints Dr Akhilesh Kumar as CAO for the US market to strengthen its global expansion.

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Personalized Learning Platform BasicFirst Goes Phygital; To Open 300+ Doubt Clearing Centers in India and Abroad

Personalized Learning Platform BasicFirst Goes Phygital; To Open 300+ Doubt Clearing Centers in India and Abroad

BasicFirst, a Jharkhand Innovation Lab-selected EdTech startup, has announced the launch of offline 300+ Doubt Clearing Centers for its students in India and overseas, with the UAE and Singapore opening 15 and 3 centers respectively. The company aims to build on its phygital module by providing students with online and offline classes to help them study more effectively. BasicFirst is partnering…

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BasicFirst Launched World’s First ‘Doubts on Video’ feature for Students in India

#BasicFirst announces the launch of the World’s First ‘Doubts on Video’ feature for Students in India

BasicFirst Learning OPC Pvt. Ltd – an aptitude-based personalized e-learning platform – announced the launch of the world’s first ‘Doubts on Video’ service on its mobile application for students from classes 6th to 12th across all major Education Boards in India (including CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE and other State Boards) and major competitive examinations such as IIT Main, JEE Advance, NEET, AIIMS,…

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Career Choice Stress Management | Know How to Choose Career | BasicFirst

Proficient advice from career advisers can do wonders for students who are worried about their career path. career counseling can help today's young generation and their parents. In fact, as per a recent survey, about 80% or more people in workplaces today feel stressed out because they are career misfits. To avoid such a scenario, career counsellors first find out the real inherent talent of the student.

For more visit https://www.basicfirst.com/career-counseling-program or call us now on 9164470707.

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Are NCERT books enough to crack NEET with a good Rank?

No matter which book one chooses for NEET preparation, NCERT must be the first NEET preparation book one adds to the list, it can be taken as the best book to crack NEET. NCERT book along with NCERT book solution for NEET serves to the milk to student's coffee. Victory is not only decided by hard work, but also by scheduled practice and following model time schedules. Selecting the right books makes a huge difference in our success and one must give enough time in understanding and practicing a concept before jumping onto the next topic. Practicing sample papers will help you master the subject. Utilizing effective strategies and devoting a significant amount of time on studies increases learning efficiency. Getting a government college is just a story of hard work, concentration, dedication, strong concept and memory. BasicFirst App is helping students to crack NEET entrance with ease.

Puddling into the season of a competitive race, we find NEET to be the most difficult entrance examination. Many students waste a lot of their time deciding the best combination of books. Fail to do so results in wrong selection of books and students fail to secure a good rank despite of intensive hard work. So, it starts with creating a right plan to crack NEET entrance exam. A common question among students is if NCERT sufficient for NEET?  The answer is brief and apt, NCERT paves way for the foundation of curriculum, the syllabus of NEET is based on the NCERT syllabus of Class XI and XII with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as primary subjects. NCERT for NEET is like a religion one must follow. NCERT for XI and XII not only clears the concepts but also helps in building confidence, once a student gets a conviction in solving NCERT problems, he is already halfway there. As per stats, more than 50% of questions of NEET come directly from NCERT. It is mandatory that one follows NCERT to crack NEET.

Well, NCERT books for NEET preparation is not sufficient, it is the foundation but don't serve to be the great height of the building. One needs to take help from other books as well and constantly practice from sample books to get on the track of writing NEET exam. Practicing multiple choice questions in scheduled time can help one crack the NEET exam. There is a long list of books to prepare for NEET, here are some other important books:

PHYSICS

Objective Physics by DC Pandey

Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma

Fundamental Physics by Pradeep

CHEMISTRY

Objective Chemistry (Volume 1 & 2) by Arihant

Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon

ABC of Chemistry for Class XI & XII by Modern

Practice Books by VK Jaiswal (Inorganic Chemistry), MS Chauhan (Organic Chemistry) and N Awasthi (Physical Chemistry)

BIOLOGY

Biology Volume 1 and 2 by Trueman

Objective Biology by Dinesh

Objective Botany by Ansari

ABC for Biology by Modern – Part 1 & 2

Exploring Biology – 2 Volumes by Sanjay Sharma and Sudhakar Banerjee

Medical Entrance Biology – 3 Volumes by Mamta R Solanki and Lalita Ghotik (Target

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No matter which book one chooses for NEET preparation, NCERT must be the first NEET preparation book one adds to the list, it can be taken as the best book to crack NEET. NCERT book along with NCERT book solution for NEET serves to the milk to student's coffee. Victory is not only decided by hard work, but also by scheduled practice and following model time schedules. Selecting the right books makes a huge difference in our success and one must give enough time in understanding and practicing a concept before jumping onto the next topic. Practicing sample papers will help you master the subject. Utilizing effective strategies and devoting a significant amount of time on studies increases learning efficiency. Getting a government college is just a story of hard work, concentration, dedication, strong concept and memory. BasicFirst App is helping students to crack NEET entrance with ease. 

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Doubt Clearing Session: Add more marks in your result not confusion in your head

BasicFirst’s educators are there to help all. They not just help the school students but also help those seeking success in competitive exams. We leave no subject, no topic uncovered. We have sessions designed separately for every subject and every individual. Be it IIT JEE Main, JEE Advance, NEET, AIIMS, NTSE, JIPMER or Class 6-Class 12 subjects, we can solve doubts from any genre. You are free to choose your subject and the mode through which you would like to receive solutions to your questions.

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At BasicFirst, we belive that every student has a different level of understanding. Thus, our teachers ensure they pay individual attention to every student. If you are looking for online tuition classes, get in touch with BasicFirst.

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We cover school Education and competitive Exams

BasicFirst’s educators are there to help all. They not just help the school students but also help those seeking success in competitive exams. We leave no subject, no topic uncovered. We have sessions designed separately for every subject and every individual. Be it IIT JEE Main, JEE Advance, NEET, AIIMS, NTSE, JIPMER or Class 6-Class 12 subjects, we can solve doubts from any genre. You are free to choose your subject and the mode through which you would like to receive solutions to your questions. Basicfirst Blog

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Personalized Learning Platform BasicFirst Goes Phygital; To Open 300+ Doubt Clearing Centers in India and Abroad

Personalized Learning Platform BasicFirst Goes Phygital; To Open 300+ Doubt Clearing Centers in India and Abroad

BasicFirst, a Jharkhand Innovation Lab-selected EdTech startup, has announced the launch of offline 300+ Doubt Clearing Centers for its students in India and overseas, with the UAE and Singapore opening 15 and 3 centers respectively. The company aims to build on its phygital module by providing students with online and offline classes to help them study more effectively. BasicFirst is partnering…

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BasicFirst Announces its ‘Doubt Clearing App’ for Students in India

#BasicFirst Announces its ‘#Doubt Clearing App’ for Students in India #EduTech

With an aim to support the students in their academic pursuits amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, BasicFirst Learning OPC Pvt. Ltd. has come up with a new version of the BasicFirst Doubt Clearing App for students where the average response time for all queries is just 32 minutes via in-app chats. Teachers are available from 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM, ensuring students can clear doubts whenever any query…

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BasicFirst – a personalized e-learning platform – today announced the appointment of industry specialist AjayDev Singh as Marketing Head and Chief Digital Strategist Singh has held leadership roles at top multinationals such as Reliance ADA Group, Percept Ltd and SVG Media (now Dentsu Aegis Network). An alumnus of The Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Delhi, […] The post BasicFirst appoints AjayDev Singh as Marketing Head and Chief Digital Strategist appeared first on MediaBrief.

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E-commerce companies go on a hiring spree

E-commerce companies go on a hiring spree

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KOLKATA/BENGALURU: Amid a 50-60% slump in CXO hiring and layoffs galore, a handful of startups and ecommerce companies are using the opportunity to bolster their top decks.

BasicFirst, Dream Sports, FarEye, Licious, Myntra, Milk Mantra, Vedantu, HouseJoy, Zivame and BharatPe are among those that have onboarded top-level hires even as the Covid-19-induced lockdown disrupted almost all…

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Online coaching help aspirants continue with their preparation at home - Times of India

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It is time to stay home but at the same time one cannot compromise on their studies due to pandemic

Had it not been the lockdown due to Coronavirus, most students would be spending their time preparing for an entrance exam with the support of coaching institutes. JEE Main, JEE Advanced and NEET-UG were some of the prominent entrance exams that were lined up in this season. Although the dates of these exams have been differed, the students are using this time to learn through online coaching mode that most coaching institutions have switched to. “It is time to stay home but at the same time, one cannot compromise on their studies due to pandemic. The examinations have been deferred temporarily so students need to stay focused on their study schedule,” says Vishnu Dutt Sharma, CEO, Vidyamandir Classes.

“Our faculties and students stay connected through digital platforms. Live interactive and recorded video lectures have been made available to students,” says Sharma. He adds that most of our students are equipped with gadgets needed for online classes so the transformation is seamless. Problem is only with students from Jammu and Kashmir, who are facing problem due to limited internet connectivity and lack of 3G and 4G services.

Responding to a question on further extension of lockdown, Sharma says that we are prepared to conduct online classes for the next six months to deal with the situation if it persists.

Soon after the lockdown, FIITJEE converted its regular offline classes to online mode for both new and old batches. “With the help of technology and initial training for the faculties, our academic cycle has started as per schedule,” says Partha Halder, centre-head, FIIT JEE, Punjabi Bagh, New Delhi.

“Live classes and video tutorials, soft copies of the study materials are given to students to continue their study schedule,” says Halder. This is not at par with the classroom coaching as there is no face-to-face interaction between teacher and students.

Edtech platforms such as GuruQ, BasicFirst are coming into prominence to meet the increasing demand for personal online-tutoring during the COVID-19 crisis. GuruQ has developed its interface to facilitate a user-friendly interaction between students and tutors.

In addition to helping students to prepare for their exams, these edtech platforms are also offering professional courses. GuruQ has witnessed more than 900 enrollments in foreign language programmes.

“There has been around 70% to 80% increase in demand for online tuitions soon after the lockdown. Students from both metro and Tier II, III cities are inclined towards online coaching. Technological advancement has made e-tuition as interactive as offline tuition,” says Minal Anand CEO, GuruQ, a tutoring platform.

A ‘Doubt Clearing App’ has also been launched by Basic First to resolve doubts through live sessions with teachers via in-app chatting. The app caters to students from classes VI to XII and those preparing for JEE Main, JEE-Advanced, NEET, AIIMS, NTSE, Olympiads and more.

“A significant number of registrations from both urban and rural areas have been noticed on the ‘Doubt Clearing app’. Most of the students have opted for subjects from the Science stream, especially Mathematics. We want to do more than just offer solutions to textbook questions, we want to nurture a child and drive a holistic programme,” says Randhir Kumar, CEO, BasicFirst.

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