A third year engineering student from Punjab Engineering College ,chandigarh. I am a physics enthusiast and wants to learn new concepts

Pratyush Kumar Karna

In this course we will understand the laws which govern the motion of any object. we will try to understand Newton's 3 laws and try to apply it in daily life problems

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Understanding Newton's Laws of Motion: Pre-Medical Exams

Laws of Motion & Friction

Mechanics

Physics

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In this video we discuss about force and get a general review of  gravitational force

Types of Forces 1

In this video we take a general view about electromagnetic force

Types of forces 2

This is the last part of forces and its type
In this video ai discussed about strong and weak nuclear force

Forces and it's types 3

In this video there is a general discussion of 1st law of motion as well as inertia

Newton's First Law of Motion

In this topic we discussed about 2nd law and frame of reference

Newton's second law

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Tamanna Chaudhary

The course is going to discuss a very important physical quantity- Power and phenomenon- Collision in the most descriptive way possible.

(Hindi) Power and Collisions for NEET/AIIMS

The course is going to cover the entire chapter of Laws of motion of Class 11th Physics, for pre-medical exams. The course is going to give you the deep insight of each concept as well as practice questions in between with detailed explanation to make you understand the concepts. The course emphasises equally on the theoretical as well as application based knowledge to prepare the students for exams like NEET, JIPMER  and AIIMS.

(Hindi) Laws of Motion: Pre-medical Exams

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This course is specially designed for the aspirants of NEET/AIIMS/IIT-JEE/JIPMER. It is divided into three parts respectively theory, numericals and exercise solutions. It will also cover expected questions, NCERT Exemplar hints and answer key with full description. Special emphasis will be given on objective questions, subjective questions, quick solving tricks and time management in exams.

(Hindi) Target 2019: Laws of Motion || NEET/AIIMS/JIPMER

Have taught Physics to students at Ambition Pre-Medical Institute to help them crack NEET/AIIMS. Worked in toppr and solved doubts with 97%.

Kushagra Tiwari

This course focuses on practice of questions related to laws of motion, development of FBD's, frictional forces both static and kinetic, motion of a particle in circles or uniform circular motion, work done, power supplied, energy lost or gained and centre of mass.
We will be discussing various problems similar to those that are being asked frequently in competitive exams.

Practice Questions based on Mechanics for Pre-Medical Exam

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Harshit Rai

In this course educator will tell u about laws of motion and about free body diagram

(Hindi) Newton's Law of Motion : NEET UG

Sutikshna is also known as Er S Mishra. He graduated in Civil Engineering from B.I.T Sindri with first class first degree. 

S Mishra

Course Consists of several mcqs from Circular Motion and these have been fully explained by the educator. These mcqs are very similar to those which have been asked in NEET examination. Several tips, tricks and shortcuts are also included.

Lessons

5 lessons • 40m

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Types of Forces 1

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Types of forces 2

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Forces and it's types 3

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Newton's First Law of Motion

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Newton's second law