Mechanical Engineering

GATE & ESE - ME & CH

GATE, ESE and IIT-JAM

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It is conceptual course on Work and Energy. The topic is important for Engineering Mechanics point of view as well as for other Mechanical Engineering core subjects.
The course contains concepts and numerical problems.

(Hindi) Engineering Mechanics: Work and Energy

Engineering Mechanics is one of the most essential topic for any Engineering Competitive Exam related to Mechanical Engineering.
Impulse and Momentum chapter deals with all the topics of collisions, along with the very famous Law of Conservation of Momentum.
In this chapter Center of Mass is also discussed which is base for solid Mechanics.
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(Hindi) Engineering Mechanics - Impulse and Momentum

This is a basic course about Engineering Mechanics in which we are going to learn about Forces. In any mechanics problem force analysis is the most important part and easiest also. We will discuss all the kind of forces (required for our competition) and learn to solve problems.

(Hindi) Engineering Mechanics - Force Analysis

This course is made for competitive exams. Every single concept related to Engineering Mechanics, the problems and their solutions will be discussed. The course is very fundamental from design point of view. 
Apart from Engineering syllabus, few topics from NCERT are also explained as questions are asked from those topics.

(Hindi) Engineering Mechanics Basics

English

All questions

Analysis of System of Forces

Plane Trusses & Virtual Work

Motion

Centroid and Centre of Gravity

Engineering Mechanics

Mechanical Engineer. Secured AIR 5 in ESE  & AIR 47 in GATE. Also cleared BARC,ONGC,ISRO. Worked for BARC, HITACHI.Guitar player & Vocalist

SELF STUDY

Engineering Mechanics

Analysis of System of Forces

Analysis of System of Forces

(Hindi) Engineering Mechanics - Force Analysis

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(Hindi) Engineering Mechanics: Work and Energy

4.9

(Hindi) Engineering Mechanics Basics

4.9

(Hindi) Engineering Mechanics - Impulse and Momentum

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