More than 5yrs of teaching experience, currently working with Bansal Classes Kota. Maths Olympiad AIR- 54. Cleared JEE Advance 2008 & 2009

Mohinder Goyal

The concept of limit is the backbone of calculus. Each and every notion of calculus can be considered to be a limit in one sense or the other.

Limits is one of the most important topics of various competitive exams like the IIT JEE. Besides being simple, this topic is scoring too. Hence, those eyeing exams like IIT JEE must master this topic in order to remain competitive in the JEE.
In this course educator will discuss on the concepts related to limits, their derivations and also discuss various tips to master this topic. Course also has questions for practice.
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English

Limits for JEE

Limits 

Calculus

Mathematics

IITJEE, NEET UG and Foundation

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Test Preparation

Limits

Introduction to Limits

Definition of Limits

Existence of Limits

Algebra of Limits

Properties of Limits and One-Sided Limit

Limits Using Factorisation

Limits using Rationalisation

Limits when Infinity is Involved

Questions on Limits - 1

Questions on Limits - 2

Sandwich and Squeeze Play Theorem

Trigonometric Limits

Questions on Limits-3

Derivation & results of logarithmic , exponential Limits

Exponential & Logarithmic Limits

Questions on Logarithmic & Exponential Limits

Questions on Limits- 4

IIT Bombay | Taught AIR 1, 6, 20*in JEE Advanced | Taught AIR 28 (AIIMS Delhi) | Tutored INCHO AIR 60 | Mentored multiple 100 percentiles.

Sachin Rana

This course deals with entire Continuity, Differentiability and Differentiation for JEE Main, JEE Advanced, BITSAT and other engineering exams.

Continuity and Differentiation - IIT JEE

Mandhan Academy
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Akash Mandhan

This course is on the chapter limits which belongs to calculus section of Mathematics. Videos provide detailed information about limits for class 11,12 and IIT JEE entrance exam.

(Hindi) Limits

IIT-B Graduate, Mentor, Author of 5 JEE Adv Maths Series,
Kota Educator from past 16+ years, Mentor of many Top 100 Rankers in JEE Advanced.

Om Sharma

This course is strictly  for class 12 & Droppers. Om Sir has solved numerous problems based on calculus which requires depth of concepts. This course is must for students who are focused for IIT JEE advanced.

(Hindi) Problem Solving Course for Calculus: IIT JEE

A Game Changer in Mathematics, produced multiple 100 percentilers, Air 33 & 34 (Main 2024), his courses are the Benchmark for IIT JEE 

Vineet Loomba

This course covers all the concepts on limits, continuity and differentiability for JEE Main and Advanced.

(Hindi) Limits, Continuity, Differentiability for IIT-JEE (JEE Main and Advanced)

This course covers all concepts of method of differentiation namely derivative of standard functions, product rule, quotient rule, chain rule, inverse functions, logarithmic differentiation, implicit functions and advanced problems

(Hindi) Differentiation For JEE Main and Advanced

This course details all the concepts involved in finding areas under curves. This is an application of definite integral wherein integration is used to calculate areas bound by various standard and non-standard curves. In this course we aim to cover all the concepts necessary for JEE Main and Advanced and Board exams. Once this course is finished, students will face no difficulty in solving any type of problem on Applications of Integrals

Lessons

15 lessons • 2h 25m

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Introduction to Limits

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Definition of Limits

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Existence of Limits

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Algebra of Limits

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Properties of Limits and One-Sided Limit

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Limits Using Factorisation

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Limits using Rationalisation

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Limits when Infinity is Involved

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Questions on Limits - 1

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Questions on Limits - 2

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