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iamconstantine · 6 months ago

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arcane characters as college staff

Mel

History professor

Refers to all students by (honorific) (surname)

Nothing but praise on ratemyproffesor

“I didn’t like history until I took Professor Medarda’s class”

Doesn’t write scholarly articles, just giant ass books that she pumps out almost every year somehow

Quickly responds to emails. No response = its in the syllabus

“Is there any make up work I can do to get my grade up—“ Absolutely not

But if you go the writing center you can get extra credit

Every year her students ask for an extension on the final project and every year she gives a long and furious rant about how the project was visible online from Day 1 and they had all semester to work on it

She has a beautiful office that looks like a miniature library and she only sees students by appointment

Jayce

Physics professor

Is a prolific author but somehow can’t figure out how to set up the course online

Prints cheesy physics memes

Every zoom meeting begins with 1000 messages saying “professor Talis we can’t hear you your mic isn’t on” every. time.

you can come see him in his office any time, door’s always open

but his office is so messy you probably won’t be able to sit because he has a stack of papers on every chair

“Everyone got this question on the exam wrong so I’m going to give everyone credit because that means i didn’t teach it properly”

Always throws an end-of-year party at his place

Caitlyn

English Literature professor

would win best dressed of the staff, always shows up in the slacks-and-blazer fit

“To understand why the narrator wears red shoes, we need to take a look at the sociopolitical state of Edinburgh in 1864.”

if you reply to a discussion board post with just “I agree” you’re not getting credit and it isn’t up for discussion

Never reads contemporary fiction. The “newest” book she’s read is The Great Gatsby

“We’re not having a party but if you want to bring snacks and soda to the last day of class that’s fine”

Covers a lot of authors but it somehow always comes back to Emily Dickenson

Is that teacher that assigns 400-page books every week

Constantly publishing in lit journals (rumor has it she writes steamy open-door romance books under a pen-name but no one has confirmed this)

Ekko

Art professor

You have to actively screw up to get a bad grade with him

He wrote thousands of letters to the board until they caved and gave the class a proper kiln

“Write a three-page essay explaining why AI art is not art and insisting otherwise is spitting in the face of humankind. Double spaced. Due Friday 11:59”

Throws back coffee. Has a coffeemaker in the studio. Two of them.

“Hey guys some of you are submitting assignments at 2 in the morning. It can wait until the next day. Please get some sleep.”

He’s created awe-inspiring pieces but if you just wanna paint a frog wearing a hat he’ll say “that’s cool”

Says he knows who banksy is but will never tell

He gets way too deep in the zone. Once reached for his coffee cup while painting, drank paint water instead. Didn’t notice.

Jinx

Chemistry professor

If you email her the response will be “k” or “no” and nothing else

Waits until twenty minutes after the class begins to email everyone that class is canceled

Never wears a coat, goggles, or gloves. But will call out students if they don’t

takes 5 years to post grades

“Look I’m not remembering any names. Too many. If I’m talking to you I’ll just point”

Puts a meme on the projector every day. Mostly incomprehensible. Picture of a horse on an beach and it just says “Zimbabwe”

lowest score on ratemyprofessor

someone creates a website called ratemystudent and administration has no proof that it was her because technically the students with bad scores being the same students that get bad grades in her class can be coincidental

Viktor

Biomedical engineering professor

Only professor who still uses chalkboards

First day of class is first day of class. No reviewing the syllabus, turn to page 34 in your textbook.

Puts things in the syllabus to catch people who use ChatGPT. If you’re caught, you’re removed from his class. Immediately. You will not get to plead your case.

Most of his cited sources are himself

Literally begs students to thrift their textbooks online instead of buying them from the school. Provides free PDFs as often as he can.

He reads journals every day and will write personal letters to authors he disagrees with

If a student asks a particularly dumb question he’ll step out of the room for ten minutes to compose himself and then resume teaching like nothing happened

Not a professor, works at the on-campus gym and leads clubs

Constantly curses without batting an eye. Students will leave class with their very uptight professor then come to the soccer club where vi walks in like “sorry I’m late guys i had a motherfucker of a headache this morning”

Please don’t ask her about anything that isn’t club or sport related. If you ask for directions or how to get in contact with student services she’s got nothing

If she refs for a game and you’re on the opposing team you’d better watch yourself. She will rip you a new one if you break any rules. One time a player grabbed one of her member’s mask during a game and he left crying after Vi was done with him

Students run into her at the local hangouts a lot but it’s never awkward. just reminds you not to party too hard before the game tomorrow

Leads pretty much every club but dance. Wouldn’t admit it but she has no sense of rhythm and refuses to even do it as a student

You can call her coach or captain or just Vi, whatever you want. But if you call her Violet she’ll stare you down until you correct yourself

Heimerdinger

Anthropology professor

Spends the first day of class getting to know everyone. “We’re going to go around and give our names and a fun fact about ourselves!”

Gives the “Nacirema” assignment and can’t wait to tell everyone the catch

His classroom is filled with artifacts. Don’t ask about any of them because it will take up class time

If you can’t make it to class he sends really nice responses saying he understands, then checks in when you come back

The only thing that puts him in a bad mood is the “why do anthropologists study dinosaurs if anthropology is about people” question. He’s old and tired

Keeps thinking about retiring, keeps changing his mind

Silco

Political science professor

His classroom is bare and blank. No life. Just fluorescent lights and chairs.

Brags about how few people pass his class

Very strict on attendance. Too many absences and you’re out.

If the assignment is due at 11:59 and you turn it in at 12:00, it’s late

“I am quite interested to hear why you believe you are deserving of a higher grade when you’ve spent less than thirty minutes attending all of my classes combined. Please, continue.”

Will straight up roast other professors no problem. Encourages students to pass it along

He encourages debate but the only thing students debate about outside of class is whether he’s hot or creepy af

Final project is a choice between A) A ten-page essay on why there is no ethical consumption under capitalism, or B) a presentation on why the country is doomed

Vander

Education professor

Makes his own series of Crash Course-esque videos

Comes to class in jeans at best. Sweats, sometimes.

He has one coffee mug that says #1 Dad and he refuses to use anything else

He puts fun questions on his exams, like riddles. If no one gets it, he actually gets sad

Whenever he erases the whiteboard he always misses a spot. He’s that professor.

If he catches you plagiarizing, you get one pass before he reports it. But you have to come to his office so he can tell you how disappointed he is and how much potential you have

He gives a seminar about how worried he is for the future of education and the wellbeing of the next generation and everyone leaves feeling guilty. Everyone.

Make a pop culture reference in class and everything will grind to a halt so you can explain it to him. Visuals help.

Sevika

Librarian

If you play music in the library she’ll walk up to you and just go “are you joking”

Have a phone call on speaker and she’s hanging it up for you

There’s signs telling you to be quiet every three feet

If you see her outside of school no you didn’t

She’s in charge of leading classes on accessing academic databases and she fucking hates it

Somehow knows where every book is down to the shelf. She’ll tell you what you’re looking for before you can finish your sentence

technically she’s supposed to do a walkthrough before closing for the night but if you can’t read the library hours on the signs it’s your fault if you get locked in

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shankhachil · 1 year ago

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Countdown to JEE (Main): Week 2/33

I've done a lot this week! Hit almost all the topics I wanted to. You'll notice that there are some topics I've covered but not solved questions for — these are the ones I studied for the first time and/or made notes for.

Other than that, I have my school unit tests from next Wednesday, so there's that. Sadness.....

Test results:

Test at physics tuition center: 116/120, rank 1/67! Yay!

Aryabhatta National Mathematics Competition: score unknown, result expected on 10/07/2024.

Topics covered:

Physics: Potential and Capacitance; Electromagnetic Waves, Waves on a String; Modern Physics; Gravitation; Electromagnetic Induction (6/3)

Chemistry: Chemical Thermodynamics; Atomic Structure; Chemical Equilibrium; Halogen Derivatives; Solid State (5/3)

Mathematics: Differential Equations; Area Under a Curve; Applications of Derivatives; Determinants; Complex Numbers; Ellipses; Hyperbola; Binomial Theorem; Functions (9/3)

Questions solved:

Physics: - FIITJEE Electrostatics* module, Assignment section — 56 questions, 52 correct - Allen Potential and Capacitance module, O1 and O2 — 88 questions, 77 correct -FIITJEE JEE (Main) archives, Electromagnetic Waves — 12 questions, 10 correct - Allen Waves on a String module, O1 and O2 — 67 questions, 59 correct - FIITJEE JEE (Main) archives, Modern Physics — 40 questions, 34 correct - Allen Gravitation module, O1 and O2 — 61 questions, 55 correct Total: 383/60 questions, 287 correct *FIITJEE includes Potential and Capacitance under Electrostatics, while Allen does not.

Chemistry: - Allen Chemical Thermodynamics module, S1 and S2 — 40 questions, 37 correct - R. N. Sarin, Atomic Structure — 18 questions, 18 correct - R. N. Sarin, Chemical Equilibrium — 11 questions, 11 correct - Allen Halogen Derivatives module, JEE (Advanced) archives — 24 questions, 22 correct Total: 93/60 questions, 88 correct

Mathematics: - Allen Differential Equations module, O1 — 30 questions, 25 correct - Allen Area Under a Curve module, Do Yourself 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and O2 — 51 questions, 46 correct - FIITJEE JEE (Main) archives, Applications of Derivatives — 45 questions, 39 correct - FIITJEE JEE (Main) archives, Determinants — 22 questions, 17 correct - Yellow Book, Complex Numbers, single-choice questions — 20 questions, 17 correct - Pink Book, Ellipses, single-choice questions — 16 questions, 14 correct - Yellow Book, Binomial Theorem, single-choice questions — 15 questions, 12 correct - Pink Book, Hyperbolas, single-choice questions — 21 questions, 18 correct - Allen Functions module, O1 and JEE (Main) archives — 48 questions, 44 correct Total: 268/60 questions, 232 correct

GRAND TOTAL: 744/400 questions, 607 correct

Upcoming tests:

23/06/2024 (next Sunday) — Allen monthly test. Topics: Kinetic Theory of Gases; Physical Thermodynamics; Electrostatics; Potential and Capacitance; Current Electricity; Electromagnetic Induction; Alternating Current; Electromagnetic Waves; Waves on a String; Sound Waves; Ray Optics; Wave Optics; Circle; Functions; Differentiation; Applications of Derivatives; Indefinite Integrals; Definite Integrals; Area Under a Curve; Differential Equations; Matrices; Silicates; Molecules That Do Not Exist; Coordination Chemistry; Metallurgy; Electronic Displacement Effects; Halogen Derivatives; Atomic Structure; Chemical Equilibrium; Solid State; Solutions; Chemical Kinetics; Chemical Thermodynamics. Yeah. I've no idea how I'm going to finish the syllabus in time, since I haven't even started Coordination Chemistry, Metallurgy or Alternating Current — they finished the classes in Allen before I even joined the batch. Anyway, let's see.

That'll be all till next week — see you again!

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acharyaclasses · 6 months ago

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abronzeagegod · 2 years ago

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Untitled YA Project Chapter 3: Step One Hypothesis, Step Two Experiment

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11:48 AM local time

Chicago, Algonquin State, United States of America

“No way, you’re messing with me,” Mike said to Justin as they sat in their chemistry lab. “There’s no way sound just… doesn’t exist in your house.”

“I’m telling you that’s exactly what happened,” Justin tried to justify his story.

They were lab partners, which worked out for the both of them. Justin was very smart when it came to chemistry, so Mike lucked out because Mike was very bad at math and science. And Mike was the perfect lab partner for Justin, because he didn’t complain when Justin finished things early and then got bored and messed around with the extra stuff and usually made a mess.

“I don’t believe you even for a second. What did your dad say?” Or not say since he couldn’t say anything you would hear.”

Justin gave Mike a flat expression as he held an eye dropper over the beaker he was experimenting with. “He doesn’t really talk much in the mornings any more, not since mom left.”

“Right. Sorry,” Mike hastily said. “So you want me to come over and check it out after school?”

“Don’t you have football practice or something?”

Mike shrugged. “Only in the technical sense.”

“What’s that mean?”

“I do have practice, but only if I show up.”

Justin finished his own handmade mixture that was definitely not on the syllabus and eyed it suspiciously for a few moments. He wasn’t entirely sure what was going to happen but the most that could be said was that the glass was slightly warmer than it was before.

“You don’t want to go today?” Justin asked. “I thought you liked football.”

“I do, but sometimes you just need a break. And your thing sounds way more interesting.”

“I could definitely use the help,” he told Mike, as he stirred the mixture to see if that would change anything. When nothing did, he shrugged and made sure to dispose of it properly.

Thankfully the bell rang, ending the class, and signalling that Mike and Justin could both go to lunch.

“Thank god,” Mike said. “I’m starving!”

“You’re always starving.”

“I’m a growing boy!”

After they put their stuff away and made it to the lunch room, Justin picked up their previously abandoned conversation. “I don’t know what’s going on at my house. And once you realize that you can’t hear anything it’s really creepy.”

“Well you didn’t blow up anything in lab today, so we don’t have detention, that means we’ve got the whole afternoon open.”

“Not for lack of trying,” Justin pouted a little.

He didn’t actually want to cause damage, he just wanted something exciting to happen once in a while. Sometimes there was that impulse thought in his head that told him it would be fun to get into trouble, to break stuff, to yell and get loud, and just be noticed for a minute. But what was really the point? He would just get yelled at, told to stop doing what he was going, and then have to spend entirely too much time staring at the wall in detention.

Mike clapped Justin on the shoulder. “Next time we can blow something up real nice. Just when we don’t have a mystery to investigate at your house.”

Justin laughed, once. “You always know just what to say.”

“Oh! You know what we should do to prepare?”

“What?”

“Learn sign language! Like Ashley and Kit did back in sixth grade so they could talk during class. I wonder if they still remember it,” Mike mused. “I’ll be right back. Hey! Kit! You still know sign language?”

Justin just shook his head as Mike took off. He was always doing a million different things, rushing off to go do whatever struck his fancy next. But he was a loyal friend, even if Justin didn’t understand him all that much sometimes.

Mike was very outgoing and Justin was not. Mike did sports and made friends with everyone, Justin preferred to stay inside and play videogames or build little robots with the various LEGO kits he managed to get his hands on.

Lunch finished with Mike learning some quick sign language from Kit at another table, and Justin packed up his stuff. He waved a quick goodbye to Mike and headed off to the second half of his classes: history, english, and geometry.

He barely paid attention in history. They had just gotten to the start of the Louisiana Purchase and the wars it caused in 1808. He knew it was objectively important stuff, because he lived in one of the states that was made as part of the treaties and truces made after the slow defeat of the United States by the various Native American tribes and their various allies, most notably the bee people, the zlilfians down in the Caribbean. But he was still thinking about his house and the silence that surrounded it.

“Mister Oswada,” his history teacher said after the bell rang and the other students started to filter out of the class, “you seem particularly distracted today. Did you get yourself into trouble once again?”

Justin stopped a few feet away from Mister Collins’ desk.

He was one of the older teachers, probably in his early seventies, and it showed on his face. Amidst the wrinkles stood a few scars across his face that probably predated said wrinkles. His wispy grey hair gave Mister Collins an eccentric look, only enhanced by his bright green eyes. He’d look more at home in a science or math class, but instead he was a simple history teacher. He was also one of the smartest teachers, who knew almost everything asked of him, wawa never surprised by anything any students did or tried, and of every teacher, Mister Collins was one of the few who truly understood technology and whatever new things the kids were into.

Mister Collins patiently waited for an answer, looking at Justin over the rim of his round glasses.

“No, I didn’t. Not today,” Justin responded. “Something happened at home this morning and it’s been on my mind, that’s all.

Mister Collins took off his glasses. “Mister Oswada,” he said slowly. “I understand that things have been difficult and not the best at home for you. But there are people who are willing and able to help if you need it. You just need to ask.”

“Yeah. Cool. Thanks,” Justin said because he wasn’t sure what else to say to that. “I’m gonna go to my next class now.”

The history professor could only nod and let Justin go.

Next was English and he paid even less attention in that class. They were supposed to be analyzing a work by some New Englander about something or other in a time like a century ago, but Justin didn’t really like the first two pages so he didn’t read the rest. There were more pressing thoughts in his head today.

Then it was just a geometry test that he should have done much better on, but he was still extremely distracted. He didn’t really care all that much, he knew he did badly so what was the point of dwelling on it?

The second that the bell rang dismissing class, Justin ran to his locker, threw all of his books in it, and then put on his jacket.

But for all of his rushing to get out of school and back home to study this weird silence, he had to wait for Mike for almost fifteen minutes.

“You ready to go?” Mike asked from behind him, coming from a direction Justin did not expect.

“What did you do to your shoulder?” Justin asked, pointing at Mike’s right shoulder that had an ice pack on it.

“Oh I told my coach that I strained it in gym class this morning, and that I definitely failed that geometry test so I should try to make it up. Can’t play football if I’m injured and failing,” Mike said with a proud smile.

“You’re gonna get yourself into trouble doing that one of these days.”

“Probably. But you’re not one to tell me about getting into trouble. Besides, we’ve got much more interesting things to investigate. I’m really curious about this house and silence thing you’re talking about.

They elected to not take the bus and instead walk the little over a mile to Justin’s house. The entire walk, Mike was on his phone looking up explanations for the quiet that was only around Justin’s house.

“Localized low pressure system,” Mike said as he scrolled through the now fourth page of results on google.

“I don’t think that’s how pressure works.”

“Are you doubting the veracity of freakweatherforums dot blogspot dot com?” Mike asked, his voice filled with fake outrage and hurt. “And I thought we were best friends.”

“We are. And yes, I am doubting the truth of your website.”

“How dare you! Engelbert here has spent minutes making this blog, and you just come in here and tell him that he is wrong? Have you no shame sir?”

Justin rolled his eyes, but couldn’t entirely suppress the chuckle.

“Oh this is a good one! From an alien sighting website! This is claiming that your house has been invaded by a secret eldritch alien life form that has no form or substance but feeds on noise and will grow and expand until it consumes all life on earth rendering it a silent, empty, husk.”

“Jesus,” Justin breathed out. “Well, I apologize to Engelbert. His theories make way more sense.”

Mike laughed as he finally put away his phone. “Well, we’re here.” They stopped on the sidewalk just outside of Justin’s house. “You ready to go inside?”

“I think so. This is so weird,” Justin said as he stared at his house. “It looked so normal.”

Justin had this concerned, sinking feeling that the silence he experienced this morning was gone, that Mike would think him crazy, maybe even stop being his friend because of it.

“This was stupid, let’s go,” Just said, quickly turning away from his house.

“Oh come on, let’s at least go in,” Mike said as he walked the opposite direction, towards the house and away from Justin.

Justin turned around to watch him, and about halfway down the sidewalk to his front door, Mike suddenly stopped. He turned around to look at Justin. He could see Mike’s mouth moving, he could tell that his friend was speaking. And then yelling. Mike’s face was starting to go red from the effort of screaming and being loud, but just heard nothing.

After a few more moments of that, Mike returned to where Justin was standing. “That is freaky. Oh. I don’t like that at all. You were so right. This is weird.”

“Really weird.”

“Now what?”

“Well.” He had thought this far ahead, but now that he was here it seemed so much more real. And a little scary. “I want to go inside and get some stuff. I’ve got some equipment I want to use to try and measure how big this thing is.”

“Like what?”

“I’ve got a little portable radio and I finally rebuilt my RC car I got for Christmas two years ago. I figure we put the radio on the car, turn up the volume, and then move the car around, trying to mark down where the silence… field… thing extends to. Then maybe do some stuff to try and record sound inside of the field and outside to see if we can find any volumes or frequencies that pierce it.”

“That’s all just off the top of your head?” Mike asked with a little smile.

“I mean, I’ve been thinking about this all day.”

“Let’s do it then,” Mike said as she threw his bookbag on the front lawn and followed Justin into the silence and the house.

Moving through his home felt eerie and surreal. It was his home, he knew that. But it lacked something essential. It was like a slightly warped copy of his house. There was something subtly wrong with this place, and he couldn’t put his finger on it. He felt tired and alone and a little cold. The whole place made Justin just want to lay down.

He jumped when he felt something touch his shoulder.

Mike tapped him, and Justin practically jumped out of his skin.

The reaction was only physical, the yelp died before it could be formed. The silence had smothered it.

Then it all clicked back in his head. Justin remembered what they were doing.

Moving quickly now, they grabbed a bunch of equipment from Justin’s haphazard and messy room, and then from the garage.

Back outside they both took a few deep breaths and Mike even spent a minute trying to pop his ears as an attempt to undo the unsettling feeling that settled on them as part of the whole experience.

“That felt so weird and creepy and I don’t care for that at all,” Mike said.

“I know. It feels so… oppressive,” Justin said. “And depressing.”

“Yeah,” agreed Mike. “You still want to measure this thing?”

“I do, but I don’t want to step foot in there for very long.”

“Yeah, me either.”

For the next two hours, Justin and Mike measured the field of silence around the house. They marked the borders with chalk on the sidewalk or by planting sticks upright in the lawn. They even took several audio recordings inside the field and across the field.

They found out that there is no sound inside of the field nor anything that can be heard through the field. Nothing penetrates it one way or the other.

“I really don’t like this,” Justin muttered. “But it is fascinating.”

Mike was laying on the cold sidewalk, claiming he was trying to cool his fried brain. Suddenly he stood up. “You know, I give up. I’m posting this on the internet. Someone out there must know what’s happening. Let’s do the RC car and the radio thing again.”

Justin shrugged, he didn’t see how that was going to help, but he turned up the radio once more, stuck it to the back of the RC car and started driving it in circles in and out of the silence field.

“Hey, I’m at my man Justin’s house, and check out this freaky nonsense happening. There’s no sound around here. I’m losing my mind,” Mike narrated. “What’s happening?”

He filmed the little car running around, music blasting loudly, and then suddenly getting cut off as it passed the small stick fence. Even the whine of the little motor powering the RC car wheels gets cut off.

“Someone please tell me what is happening!” Mike pleaded on the video as he finally cut it off. He posted it online and waited for someone to give him an easily explainable answer.

A few seconds after the video got post Mike got the first comment.

“Fake lol”

“Helpful,” Mike said out loud to the comment.

But then suddenly he got a notification that the video was removed.

“What the hell?” Mike said. “They took down my video for some reason!”

Before Justin could ask what was happening his own phone started ringing. He was getting a call from an unlisted number.

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blogmetaeducationindia-blog · 3 days ago

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pravatchemistry · 4 days ago

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Unlock Your Medical Dream: The Best NEET Coaching in Bhubaneswar

For students dreaming of donning the white coat and stepping into the noble profession of medicine, cracking the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is the first major milestone. But this journey isn't easy—it demands rigorous preparation, expert guidance, and a focused study environment. If you're searching for the most effective and results-driven NEET coaching in Bhubaneswar, then look no further than Pravat Chemistry. With years of proven excellence, Pravat Chemistry has emerged as one of the top coaching institutes for aspiring NEET candidates in Odisha.

Why Choosing the Right NEET Coaching Matters

NEET is one of the most competitive entrance exams in India, determining admission to top government and private medical colleges. Every year, lakhs of students appear for this exam, but only a fraction succeed. What makes the difference? The right mentorship, a strong academic foundation, and a personalized approach to learning.

Good coaching not only strengthens your core concepts but also provides strategic planning, time management, mock tests, and doubt-clearing support—key pillars to succeed in NEET. This is exactly what Pravat Chemistry offers its students.

Pravat Chemistry: A Trusted Name for NEET Coaching in Bhubaneswar

With a commitment to quality education and student success, Pravat Chemistry has set a benchmark for NEET coaching in Bhubaneswar. Whether you are a fresh 11th-standard student planning a long-term strategy or a dropper aiming for a final shot, Pravat Chemistry has a course tailored just for you.

Salient Features:

Expert Faculty: Our teaching team comprises highly experienced faculty members with deep subject knowledge and years of experience in NEET preparation. They are passionate educators who believe in mentoring every student with attention and care.

Concept-Focused Teaching: We emphasize conceptual clarity over rote learning. Each topic is taught from the basics to the advanced level, ensuring students fully understand the core principles of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Regular Mock Tests: Weekly and monthly NEET pattern mock tests help students get accustomed to the actual exam pattern. Performance analytics and test discussions are also provided to identify areas of improvement.

Personalized Mentorship: At Pravat Chemistry, every student is treated uniquely. We track progress regularly, provide one-on-one doubt-clearing sessions, and adjust teaching plans based on individual strengths and weaknesses.

Comprehensive Study Materials: Our in-house study materials are designed to align with the latest NEET syllabus and exam trends. They include theory, MCQs, previous year questions, and assignment problems.

Digital & Classroom Learning: Blending traditional classroom techniques with digital learning aids, Pravat Chemistry ensures seamless access to lectures, assignments, and tests—anytime, anywhere.

NEET Crash Course, Regular Batches & Foundation Program

Whether you want to start from Class 11, revise in the final few months, or are preparing after your 12th boards, Pravat Chemistry offers a variety of flexible course options:

1. NEET Foundation Course (for Class 9 & 10 students)

This is ideal for students who wish to build strong fundamentals early on. It introduces basic concepts of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology aligned with the NEET syllabus.

2. Two-Year Regular Course (for Class 11 students)

A complete package that goes deep into the NEET syllabus, aligned with school curriculum. Weekly assessments, concept reinforcement, and regular parent-teacher interactions make it a complete learning solution.

3. One-Year NEET Course (for Class 12 or drop-year students)

A focused one-year intensive program covering the entire NEET syllabus with multiple revision cycles and full-length mock tests.

4. NEET Crash Course

A power-packed, short-duration course that revises the full syllabus with practice questions, doubt-clearing, and final-stage preparation tips.

Why Bhubaneswar is Becoming a Medical Coaching Hub

Bhubaneswar has witnessed rapid development in education over the past decade. It has emerged as a major hub for competitive exam coaching in eastern India, particularly for engineering and medical streams. The availability of quality faculty, affordable cost of living, and a stress-free learning environment make it an ideal city for NEET aspirants.

Among the many options available, Pravat Chemistry stands out because of its result-oriented approach, transparent teaching methods, and strong student success record.

Success Stories that Inspire

Pravat Chemistry takes pride in its students' success. Year after year, our students secure top ranks in NEET and get admitted into reputed medical colleges across India. Our success rate is a reflection of our dedication and the trust parents place in us.

Alumni often return to share their journeys, providing inspiration to current batches. These real-life testimonials fuel the confidence of every student walking into our classrooms.

Tips to Maximize Your NEET Preparation at Pravat Chemistry

Stick to the Schedule: Follow the coaching timetable strictly and ensure you don’t miss any class or test.

Revise Regularly: Use the revision modules and previous papers provided by Pravat Chemistry to stay on track.

Ask Doubts Without Hesitation: Utilize the personalized doubt-clearing sessions. No doubt is ever too small.

Stay Updated: Keep yourself informed about NEET notification dates, pattern changes, and syllabus updates. Pravat Chemistry helps you stay informed through regular bulletins.

Stay Positive and Confident: Regular mentoring and motivational sessions at our institute ensure students maintain a healthy mindset during this stressful preparation journey.

Enroll Today to Transform Your Dreams into Reality

Medical aspirants deserve the best guidance to crack NEET, and Pravat Chemistry promises just that. With structured programs, excellent mentorship, and a proven track record, it’s not just about coaching—it’s about creating future doctors with confidence and clarity.

If you're serious about your NEET journey and want to join the best NEET coaching in Bhubaneswar, Pravat Chemistry is the place where your preparation gains momentum and direction. Let’s walk the path to your dream medical college—together.

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How to Crack IIT JEE in First Attempt: Your Complete Guide

Cracking IIT JEE in the first attempt is a dream for lakhs of students across India. The IIT Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) is one of the toughest exams in the country, but with the right strategy, dedication, and guidance, you can achieve your goal. In this blog, we will discuss practical tips, study plans, and motivation to help you clear IIT JEE in your very first attempt, all inspired by the expert advice from ABS Coaching Center.

Why IIT JEE is So Important?

IIT JEE opens the doors to the prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). These institutes are known for their world-class education, excellent faculty, and amazing career opportunities. Getting into an IIT is not just about studying engineering; it’s about shaping your entire future.

Start Early and Stay Consistent

Begin Your Preparation Early: The earlier you start, the better your chances. Ideally, start your preparation from Class 11 itself. This gives you enough time to cover the syllabus, revise, and practice mock tests.

Daily Study Routine: Make a realistic timetable and stick to it. Consistency is more important than long hours. Even 5-6 focused hours daily can make a huge difference.

Understand the Syllabus and Exam Pattern

Know What to Study: Go through the latest IIT JEE syllabus and exam pattern. Focus on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Understand which topics carry more weightage and prioritize them.

Break Down the Syllabus: Divide the syllabus into small, manageable parts. Set weekly and monthly targets to cover each topic.

Choose the Right Study Material

NCERT First: Start with NCERT textbooks. They are the foundation for all three subjects, especially Chemistry.

Reference Books: After NCERT, use standard reference books recommended by teachers and toppers. Don’t overload yourself with too many books.

Coaching Material: If you are enrolled in a coaching institute like ABS Coaching Center, follow their study material and modules. They are designed as per the exam pattern and cover all important concepts.

Make Notes and Revise Regularly

Short Notes: Make your own notes for every chapter. Writing helps you remember better.

Revision: Revise regularly. Don’t leave revision for the last month. Weekly and monthly revisions help you retain concepts for a longer time.

Practice, Practice, Practice

Solve Previous Year Papers: Solving past years’ IIT JEE papers gives you an idea about the type of questions and difficulty level.

Mock Tests: Attempt regular mock tests. They help you manage time, improve speed, and identify your weak areas.

Analyze Your Performance: After every test, analyze your mistakes and work on them. This is the only way to improve.

Clear Your Doubts Immediately

Don’t Pile Up Doubts: If you have any doubt, clear it immediately. Ask your teachers, friends, or use online platforms.

Group Study: Sometimes, discussing with friends helps you understand difficult topics better.

Focus on Conceptual Clarity

Understand, Don’t Memorize: IIT JEE tests your understanding, not your memory. Focus on understanding the concepts deeply.

Apply Concepts: Practice applying concepts to different types of problems. This will help you tackle tricky questions in the exam.

Time Management is Key

Balance School and Coaching: If you are attending both school and coaching, manage your time wisely. Don’t neglect board exams.

Smart Work: Focus on important topics and don’t waste time on less important areas. Use tricks and shortcuts wherever possible.

Stay Motivated and Positive

Set Realistic Goals: Set achievable targets and reward yourself when you meet them.

Stay Positive: There will be ups and downs. Don’t lose hope if you score less in a test. Learn from your mistakes and move forward.

Healthy Lifestyle: Take care of your health. Eat well, sleep on time, and take short breaks to refresh your mind.

Exam Day Tips

Stay Calm: Don’t panic on the exam day. Stay calm and confident.

Read Instructions Carefully: Read the question paper instructions properly before starting.

Time Allocation: Allocate time to each section and stick to it. Don’t get stuck on one question.

Attempt Easy Questions First: Solve the easy questions first and then move to the tougher ones.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Ignoring Basics: Don’t skip basic concepts in a hurry to cover advanced topics.

Too Many Books: Don’t refer to too many books. Stick to a few quality resources.

Neglecting Revision: Regular revision is a must. Don’t leave it for the last minute.

Skipping Mock Tests: Mock tests are crucial for success. Don’t ignore them.

How ABS Coaching Center Can Help You?

ABS Coaching Center is one of the best coaching institutes for IIT JEE preparation. Here’s how they can support your journey:

Expert Faculty: Experienced teachers who know the exam pattern inside out.

Personalized Attention: Small batch sizes for individual attention.

Comprehensive Study Material: Well-structured modules and notes.

Regular Tests and Feedback: Weekly tests, mock exams, and detailed feedback to track your progress.

Doubt Clearing Sessions: Special sessions to clear all your doubts.

Are you serious about cracking IIT JEE in your first attempt? Join ABS Coaching Center and give your preparation the right direction! With expert guidance, quality study material, and a proven track record, ABS Coaching Center is your trusted partner for IIT JEE success.

Get regular mock tests and performance analysis

Access to doubt clearing sessions and personal mentoring

Study in a motivating environment with like-minded peers

Don’t wait! Start your IIT JEE journey with ABS Coaching Center and move one step closer to your dream IIT.

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Master Learning with Saraswati Tutorials: Trusted Home Tuition in Dehradun

In the heart of Uttarakhand lies Dehradun — a city celebrated for its academic excellence, prestigious schools, and competitive education culture. As students face mounting pressure to perform well in school, board exams, and entrance tests, the demand for Home Tuition in Dehradun has increased significantly. In this fast-paced educational environment, Saraswati Tutorials has emerged as a trusted name for parents and students seeking reliable academic support at home.

Whether your child needs help understanding a subject or wants to get ahead with extra practice, Saraswati Tutorials is your answer for high-quality, personalized learning. With a team of expert educators, we bring the best Home Tutor in Dehradun right to your doorstep.

Why Home Tuition in Dehradun is Gaining Popularity

Gone are the days when coaching centers were the only solution for academic help. Today, parents prefer home tuition for its personalized approach, flexible timing, and student-centric focus. In cities like Dehradun, where education is a priority, home tuition plays a crucial role in bridging learning gaps.

Here are some reasons why Home Tuition in Dehradun is becoming the preferred choice:

One-on-One Learning – Each student receives undivided attention, leading to better focus and clarity.

Custom Study Plans – Tutors can tailor lessons according to the student’s strengths, weaknesses, and goals.

Comfortable Learning Environment – Studying at home reduces distractions and travel time.

Performance Tracking – Tutors can provide regular feedback and progress updates.

Parental Involvement – Parents can monitor their child’s progress closely and stay engaged in the learning process.

If you’re a parent or student searching for the right support system, a qualified Home Tutor in Dehradun from Saraswati Tutorials can make all the difference.

About Saraswati Tutorials – A Name You Can Trust

At Saraswati Tutorials, we specialize in providing effective and result-oriented Home Tuition in Dehradun. With over a decade of experience and a large pool of experienced educators, we have helped countless students across various boards (CBSE, ICSE, and State Board) achieve academic excellence.

Our vision is simple: Every student has the potential to succeed — they just need the right mentor, motivation, and method.

Subjects and Classes We Cover

Saraswati Tutorials offers Home Tutor in Dehradun for a wide range of subjects and class levels:

Primary Classes (1–5)

Basic concepts in Math, English, Hindi, and Environmental Studies

Activity-based and interactive learning

Middle School (6–8)

Focused subject-specific support in Science, Social Science, and Math

Foundation building for high school

High School (9–10)

NCERT syllabus coverage with in-depth concept explanations

Exam-oriented study techniques and regular mock tests

Senior Secondary (11–12)

Subject specialists in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Math, Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, and more

Board exam preparation and revision-focused sessions

Our Teaching Approach

1. Personalized Lesson Plans

Every child learns differently. Our Home Tutor in Dehradun designs unique lesson plans based on the student’s learning style, academic level, and goals. Whether the child is a fast learner or needs extra support, we adapt to their pace.

2. Board-Aligned Curriculum

Our tutors are well-versed with CBSE, ICSE, and state board syllabi. This ensures that students are taught as per the latest curriculum and exam guidelines.

3. Doubt-Clearing & Concept Reinforcement

We prioritize clarity over cramming. Tutors focus on helping students understand concepts deeply, clearing doubts in real-time, and revisiting topics until the student is fully confident.

4. Regular Assessments & Feedback

To track progress, we conduct periodic assessments. Detailed feedback is shared with parents to ensure continuous improvement.

Why Saraswati Tutorials Is the Best for Home Tuition in Dehradun

Here’s what makes Saraswati Tutorials the preferred choice for students and parents alike:

Experienced & Verified Tutors: Our educators are highly qualified, trained, and passionate about teaching.

Flexible Scheduling: We offer classes at timings convenient for the student, including weekends and evenings.

Safe & Secure: Learning at home under parental supervision ensures a safe academic environment.

Affordable Pricing: Quality tutoring services that are budget-friendly without compromising standards.

Dedicated Academic Support: Tutors act as guides and mentors, encouraging students to stay motivated.

Testimonials from Happy Parents & Students

“We enrolled our daughter for science and math tuition with Saraswati Tutorials. The results were amazing – not just in marks, but in her confidence too.” — Mrs. Sharma, Vasant Vihar, Dehradun

“I was struggling in Class 11 Chemistry. Thanks to the home tutor from Saraswati Tutorials, I now enjoy the subject and scored 90+ in my term exam.” — Rahul Mehta, Class 11 Student

How to Get Started?

Getting started with Saraswati Tutorials is simple:

Free Demo Class: We offer a no-obligation trial class to help you evaluate our teaching quality.

Tutor Allotment: Based on your child’s needs, we assign the most suitable Home Tutor in Dehradun.

Start Learning: Flexible schedules, regular assessments, and continuous progress from Day 1.

Conclusion

With the growing academic pressure and increasing competition, students need more than just classroom lectures to succeed. Home Tuition in Dehradun is not a trend — it's a necessity. And with Saraswati Tutorials, you don’t just get a tutor — you get a dedicated partner in your child’s learning journey.

So if you're looking for a Home Tutor in Dehradun who can deliver results with care, passion, and expertise, look no further than Saraswati Tutorials. Your child’s academic success starts at home — and we’re here to guide every step of the way.

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How to Prepare Smartly for B.Tech Entrance Exam 2025

Preparing for B.Tech entrance exams like JEE Main, JEE Advanced, VITEEE, and others requires a strategic approach, discipline, and consistent effort. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you maximize your preparation and boost your chances of success:

1. Start Early and Plan Strategically

Begin your preparation as early as possible, ideally from Class 11 onwards, to ensure ample time for all topics and revision.

Create a realistic study plan that covers the entire syllabus, allocates time for each subject, and includes regular breaks to avoid burnout.

Stick to your timetable and adjust it as needed based on your progress and comfort with different subjects.

2. Understand the Syllabus and Exam Pattern

Thoroughly familiarize yourself with the syllabus and exam pattern of your targeted entrance exams (JEE Main, VITEEE, etc.).

Identify high-weightage topics and prioritize them in your study plan.

Knowing the structure (number of questions, marking scheme, types of questions) helps in strategizing your approach during the exam.

3. Focus on Concepts, Not Just Memorization

Develop a strong understanding of fundamental concepts in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics rather than rote learning formulas.

Conceptual clarity enables you to tackle application-based and tricky questions more effectively.

4. Use Quality Study Materials

Start with NCERT textbooks to build your basics, then move on to standard reference books (e.g., RD Sharma for Maths, HC Verma for Physics, Arihant for Chemistry).

Choose study materials that offer clear explanations, ample practice questions, and previous years’ solved papers.

5. Practice Regularly with Previous Year Papers and Mock Tests

Solve previous years’ question papers to understand the exam’s difficulty level, question trends, and time management.

Take full-length mock tests under exam-like conditions, ideally at the same time as the actual exam, to build stamina and get comfortable with the test environment.

Analyze your performance in mock tests to identify weak areas and focus your revision accordingly.

6. Make Short Notes and Revise Consistently

Prepare concise notes or flashcards for important formulas, concepts, and shortcuts during your study sessions.

Use these notes for quick revision, especially in the final weeks before the exam.

Regular revision helps reinforce learning and improves recall during the exam.

7. Manage Your Time Effectively

Allocate more time to difficult subjects or topics and ensure balanced coverage of all areas.

Practice solving questions within the allotted time to enhance speed and accuracy.

Avoid spending too much time on a single question during the exam; move on and return if time permits.

8. Seek Clarification and Support

Don’t hesitate to ask teachers, mentors, or peers for help if you encounter difficult concepts or doubts.

Join study groups or coaching if you need additional guidance or motivation.

9. Take Care of Your Health and Well-being

Maintain a healthy diet, stay hydrated, and get adequate sleep to keep your mind sharp and focused.

Practice relaxation techniques like meditation to manage exam stress and improve concentration.

10. Stay Updated and Motivated

Keep track of exam notifications, important dates, and any changes in the syllabus or pattern.

Stay motivated by setting short-term goals and rewarding yourself for achieving them.

By following these tips and maintaining a disciplined, positive approach, Arya College of Engineering & IT provides guidance to significantly enhance your performance in the B.Tech entrance exams and secure admission to your desired engineering college.

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upadhay · 21 days ago

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How to Start Preparing for JEE Class in Nashik : A Step-by-Step Guide

If you’re in Class 11 and aiming to crack JEE Mains or Advanced, starting early gives you a big advantage. Early preparation builds a strong foundation since the JEE syllabus is based on NCERT Class 11 and 12 topics. It reduces pressure in Class 12, allows ample time for revision and mock tests, and helps develop consistent study habits.

Step 1: Understand the Exam Pattern Know that JEE Main is for NITs and IIITs, while JEE Advanced is for IIT admissions and is more challenging, requiring deeper conceptual understanding.

Step 2: Know the Syllabus Download the official syllabus and align it with your Class 11 curriculum. Focus on NCERT Class 11 topics which are important for both boards and JEE.

Step 3: Create a Realistic Study Plan Aim for 6–8 hours of focused study daily, including breaks. Balance school, coaching, and self-study for steady progress.

Step 4: Use the Right Books Start with HC Verma for Physics concepts, D.C. Pandey for practice; NCERT and O.P. Tandon for Chemistry; and R.D. Sharma, Cengage for Mathematics.

Step 5: Join Coaching or Online Platforms Choose online coaching with doubt-solving and test series, or a local coach with a proven track record. Consistency matters more than the brand.

Step 6: Practice Regularly Solve chapter-wise questions, JEE previous year papers from Class 11 topics, and attempt weekly or monthly mock tests to improve speed and accuracy.

Step 7: Revise Systematically Revise weekly current topics and monthly older ones using notes, flashcards, or mind maps.

Step 8: Track Your Progress Maintain a study journal to mark completed chapters, difficult topics, and monitor mock test scores.

Step 9: Take Care of Your Health Take short breaks, meditate or exercise daily for 15 minutes, and talk to mentors or peers if stressed.

NEET Preparation Strategy for Class 11 & 12 Students

NEET is a highly competitive medical entrance exam with over 20 lakh aspirants yearly. Starting early from Class 11 helps build a strong foundation and manage time well.

Why Start Early?

Class 11 forms the base for NEET topics in Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. Early preparation builds confidence and reduces last-minute stress.

Do’s:

Stick to a daily study schedule.

Practice previous year papers and full-length mocks.

Revise NCERT regularly.

Don’ts:

Don’t skip NCERT for Biology and Chemistry.

Avoid excessive reference books and comparison with others.

Take breaks and get enough sleep to avoid burnout.

Final Tips:

Consistency and self-belief are key. Use online resources like NEETPrep, Physics Wallah, and Unacademy for extra help.

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iitjeemathssimplified · 22 days ago

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Master Maths from Home: The Smart Way to Prepare for IIT JEE

Preparing for IIT JEE is a journey that demands dedication, the right strategy, and most importantly — expert guidance in each subject. Among Physics, Chemistry, and Maths, it’s often Mathematics that sets the highest benchmarks and helps you gain an edge in rank. With the shift towards online learning, many students are now exploring quality tuition options that combine expert teaching with the comfort of home. If you’re looking for effective and result-driven JEE Maths online tuition in Punjabi Bagh, your solution might be just a few clicks away.

Why Online Tuition is a Game-Changer for JEE Aspirants

Online tuition offers flexibility, access to top-notch educators, and the ability to learn at your own pace. Students in areas like Punjabi Bagh, where traffic and commuting can eat into precious study hours, are finding online classes to be a practical and powerful alternative.

When it comes to JEE Maths online tuition in Punjabi Bagh, the right platform will provide:

Comprehensive coverage of JEE Main and Advanced Maths syllabus

Interactive live sessions and recorded backups

Daily practice sheets and weekly tests

Personalized doubt-solving sessions to strengthen weak areas

Learn with the Experts at IIT JEE Maths Simplified

At IIT JEE Maths Simplified, we specialize in helping students not just understand Maths, but master it. Our online tuition model is tailored for ambitious learners in Punjabi Bagh and beyond who want to strengthen their mathematical foundation without the need to travel.

Here’s what makes us stand out:

Small batch sizes for individual attention

Expert IIT-qualified faculty with years of experience

Proven track record of JEE rankers

Structured test series and feedback loops to ensure consistent improvement

Whether you're in Class 11, 12, or taking a drop year — our online tuition program is designed to fit your needs and boost your performance in the Maths section.

Final Words

Choosing the right mentor can make all the difference in your IIT JEE journey. If you’re seeking JEE Maths online tuition in Punjabi Bagh, don’t settle for generic coaching — go for a program that focuses on results, understanding, and long-term success.

Let your Maths preparation be your strength, not your struggle. The right guidance is just a login away.

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Your Guide to the Best Coaching for IIT JEE in Gwalior

When it comes to preparing for one of India’s toughest entrance exams — IIT JEE — having access to the best coaching in Gwalior can make all the difference. From expert faculty to structured study plans, students in Gwalior are now choosing local coaching centers that offer competitive edge, affordable fees, and strong track records.

Why Students Prefer IIT JEE Coaching in Gwalior

Gwalior’s educational ecosystem has evolved rapidly, especially in the science stream. With the growing demand for quality JEE coaching in Gwalior, several reputed institutes now provide advanced classroom programs that blend theory, application, and test preparation.

Advantages of Local IIT JEE Coaching:

In-person mentoring that builds confidence

No relocation costs for students and parents

Community support and academic competition

Regular test series to simulate JEE pattern

Choosing the Best Coaching in Gwalior for IIT JEE

If you're searching for a coaching institute that doesn’t just focus on syllabus completion but also on smart preparation strategies, here are some criteria you should consider:

1. Faculty Background

Top institutes in Gwalior bring in ex-IITians and subject matter experts with years of experience in mentoring JEE aspirants. Their ability to break down difficult topics in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics makes a big impact.

2. Performance Tracking

Look for coaching centers that offer personalized attention, performance analytics, and regular parent-teacher reviews.

3. Mock Tests & Rank Prediction

Institutes offering full-length mock tests, AI-based rank predictions, and detailed answer analysis are ideal for serious aspirants.

Best IIT JEE Coaching in Gwalior for Long-Term and Dropper Batches

Whether you're in Class 11, 12, or planning a drop year, many institutes now offer customized batches. The best IIT JEE coaching in Gwalior includes early starter programs, repeater batches, and foundation classes that fit your academic stage and speed.

Some top names students trust include:

Narayana Coaching Centre Gwalior

Allen Career Institute

Resonance

Each offers a unique mix of rigorous training, regular assessment, and emotional support — critical for JEE success.

Final Thoughts

If you're determined to crack JEE and are based in or near Gwalior, now is the time to act. Invest in the best IIT JEE coaching in Gwalior that understands your learning style, keeps you motivated, and pushes you beyond your limits.

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elloraepc · 24 days ago

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How to Start Preparing for JEE from Class 11: A Step-by-Step Guide