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Upendra Yadav

This course is very important for the aspirants who are preparing for the exam IIT-JAM and CSIR-NET. In this lecture series I will be discussing about Countable and Uncountable set.

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Hiii..... Students,
Today I'm starting a new course that is countability and Uncountability.
This lecture series is very important for the aspirants who are preparing for the exam IIT-JAM, CSIR-NET, IIT-GATE, NBHM, TIFER, CMI, BHU, JNU, DU and other Mathematics Competitive exam.

In this course we'll try our best to deliver the lecture in such a manner and simple way so that every student will be able to solve the problem which are frequently asked in the exam.
If you have any queries then you can ask me in the comment section or message me.
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Lecture 1: Countability and Uncountability (in Hindi)

Lecture 2: Countability and Uncountability (in Hindi)

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Lecture 13: Countability and Uncountability (in Hindi)

Hiiii..... Students
I hope you are all well. I, Upendra yadav welcome you all on Unacademy (India's largest online learning platform).

In this course we'll our best to deliver the lecture in such a manner so that a beginner student can grasp the fundamental, the method, the technique, the tricks in a higher Mathematics in a simple way. We are quite sure that after watching this lecture series carefully and noting down the important facts and results, every student will be able to solve the problem which are frequently asked in a various higher Mathematics exam like IIT-JAM, NBHM, TIFER , CMI, CSIR-NET, GATE, JRF, UPSC and other Mathematics Competitive exam.
The chapter of countability and Uncountability which is a very important chapter and a basic chapter of Real Analysis and Mathematical Analysis.
Mainly this lecture series is for the aspirants who are preparing for the exam IIT-JAM.

This is the last lecture of this lecture series.
To watch next lectures of countability and Uncountability you can visit my profile.
In that course I'm discussing about cardinal number of the sets (as Set of Real Numbers, set of Natural Numbers, Set of Integers, set of rational numbers and set of irrational Numbers) and some important results and points.

In this lecture series if you've any queries then please ask me comment section or message me.
And if you like my courses the Please Do Rate and Review  my course.
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And Thanku very much. 
Have a good day. 😊😊

Lecture 14: Last lecture of this course Countability and Uncountability (in Hindi)

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