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Dear Students,

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Dear Students,

I have an exciting announcement for all Physics M.Sc. and PhD aspirants! Together with the brilliant coder and developer Abir Ivan Sarkar, I have developed “Phtrix,” an Android app designed for CSIR NET, GATE, JEST, and IIT JAM aspirants.

Phtrix makes studying as enjoyable as playing a game. You’ll answer questions, complete levels, and increase your score. The names of the top 20 scorers are displayed on the scoreboard, so you can compete to see your name there. For each correct answer, you earn 1 point, and for each incorrect answer, you lose 0.25 points. Incorrectly answered questions will reappear, giving you another chance to get them right or report any errors in the answer key.

You can track your accuracy (the percentage of correct attempts) to self-assess your progress. We have included questions from 2010 to 2023 for the CSIR NET, GATE, JEST, TIFR, and IIT JAM exams. These questions are divided into topic-specific quizzes, each containing 10 questions. We’ve already uploaded complete sets for Mechanics, EMT, Quantum, Thermal, and Statistical Physics. Part 1 of Mathematical Physics is available now, with Part 2 coming by June 4th. All remaining topics will be uploaded within June.

Over 500 students have already downloaded the app and are using it without any issues. You can find the download link from the Google Play Store below and in the first comment.

Please share this post as widely as possible!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phtrix.prep

Dear students,
If you are preparing for CSIR NET, GATE or IIT JAM, here is an android App for you to practice the PYQs from 2010 to 2023 of all the major national level exams.

In the app there is a scoreboard, so that you can compete among yourselves. You can also check accuracy percentage of your attempted questions.

You can use the app completely free of cost right now. The download link is in the post itself and also in the first comment.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phtrix.prep

If you preparing for CSIR NET, GATE and IIT JAM please download this App.

You will get all PYQs of all these exams plus JEST and TIFR from 2010 to 2023 to practice. Scoreboard, Accuracy, and may more features.

The app is in development phase, so it is completely free right now...!!!

Phtrix: Physics NET,GATE prep - Apps on Google Play

Hello friends, I'm back. How are you all?

Friends,
This is the second lecture of my ongoing Newtonian Mechanics course.

In this class I have discussed the concepts of vectors, Velocity and acceleration, position vector and circular motion, differentiation and integration etc ....

Please have a look at the video, and if you find it useful to you, you may consider subscribing the full course for ₹999 only ....

Newtonian Mechanics Class 2: Basic Mathematics: Vectors | Differentiation | integration Course Link: (Fees ₹ 999 ) https://physicsguide.in/courses/newtonian-mechanics/What you will get: All class lecture videosPdf files of class lecturesMore the...

In a recent poll, I asked students to identify the subject they felt weakest in. Newtonian Mechanics and Statistical Mechanics topped the list.

I am pleased to announce the commencement of course on Newtonian Mechanics for undergraduates. Our language of instruction is ENGLISH.

Our course is designed for BSc Physics students, as well as for IIT JAM, JEST, CSIR NET, and GATE aspirants. It aims to help you master the core concept of Newtonian Mechanics.

I've endeavoured to develop a unique approach to lecture delivery to ensure the sessions are both engaging and enjoyable. Please have a look at Lecture 1 (Dimensional Analysis) posted on the course page. I believe you'll find it beneficial.

Don't worry if you're just beginning - we start from scratch, assuming no prior knowledge. All the classes are pre-recorded so that you can watch them at your convenience!

Here's what you will learn:

Dimensional Analysis and error calculation

Basics of Vectors, Differentiation, and Integration

Velocity and acceleration in plane polar coordinates

Newton's Laws and their applications

Conservation of Momentum and Energy

Center of Mass, Variable mass

Angular Momentum and Torque

Moment of Inertia and Rotational Dynamics

Central Forces in great details

Rigid Body Dynamics

Non-inertial Frames and Coriolis Forces

An introduction to fluid dynamics

We cover the complete BSc syllabus for physics majors, along with the IIT JAM and CSIR NET syllabus for Newtonian Mechanics. This makes our course ideal if you're preparing for competitive exams!

We are currently offering a discounted fee of only ₹999.

Enrollment provides you with lifetime access to:

- Approximately 50 hours of lecture videos
- Lecture notes
- Additional typed notes
- Assignments
- Problem solutions

To enroll in the course, please follow the link provided below. The add-to-cart and payment options are similar to any standard e-commerce site like Amazon or Netflix.

After you've made your payment, please wait a few hours for us to complete the formalities. Once your course is activated, I will send you a WhatsApp message. If you have any doubts at any time, you can call/WhatsApp me at 8981561352.

I look forward to seeing you in our Newtonian Mechanics course.

Newtonian Mechanics for Undergraduates (in English) – Physicsguide Newtonian Mechanics The medium of Instruction is ENGLISH. For BSc Physics and IIT JAM, JEST, CSIR NET, GATE aspirants All lectures are pre-recorded, you can watch them at your convenience time. The full course will be available to you for lifetime, along....

Complete Lecture on Dimensional Analysis in a completely novel form of teaching. Please watch the video and give some feedback.

This is the first class of my just started Newtonian Mechanics course.

Newtonian Mechanics Class 1: Dimensional Analysis Course Link: (Fees ₹ 999 ) https://physicsguide.in/courses/newtonian-mechanics/What you will get: All class lecture videosPdf files of class lecturesMore the...

In this article I'll discuss the Challenges of Online Teaching: the Problems, Causes, and Potential Solutions

Problem 1: Engagement

Very few students remain attentive throughout the class. At least 60% of them become distracted in the middle of the lesson. Some assume that they can watch the videos later, yet often, they fail to do so.

Problem 2: Desire to Learn with Minimal Effort

Students expect to learn very quickly without putting in much effort. Most spend an excessive amount of time on platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram, dedicating only a few hours to study. As a result, when they begin to watch a recorded or live class, they perceive it as a waste of time. Some have even shared this sentiment with me directly.

Problem 3: Consistency in Studying

Many students start with great enthusiasm, but lose their momentum within a week. This is evident in their sporadic live class attendance and inconsistent homework submission.

My observations indicate that if 10 students attend the first class, within two weeks only 5 remain, and after a month only 2-3 continue to attend.

If 10 students submit the first assignment, only 5 submit the fifth, and merely 2-3 submit the tenth.

Problem 4: Depression

After 1-2 months, many students start to feel overwhelmed and begin to doubt their ability to pass the exam. Additional issues like familial conflicts and personal heartbreaks further complicate the situation.

Now, I'd like to discuss the root causes of these problems.

1) There are countless distractions and entertainment readily available. Why should students choose to study when they can easily watch Netflix or engage in social activities on WhatsApp?

2) The reliance on shortcuts and quick fixes has become a default approach to achieving goals. Students are searching for a magic pill, swallowing which would solve everything.

3) Core educational values, such as trust in, respect for, and adherence to the teacher's guidance, have been largely forgotten.

4) The lack of a life philosophy - many students don't have a clear understanding of their life's purpose. If the goal is unclear, where will the motivation come from?

Now, onto potential solutions...

1) Enhance Engagement: We need to devise new strategies to bolster engagement. Some initial ideas include:

i) While I generally handwrite everything on PPT by using pentab, mimicking our old chalk and blackboard teaching, I believe it would be more effective to increase the use of prepared and typed content. This would not only save time but also enhance readability.

ii) A new, game-based approach to assignment submission could make the process more engaging. Leveraging the psychology of gaming, students could experience competition and achievement. The act of completing an assignment could be likened to conquering a level in a game and increasing their score. I've already assigned the task of creating such a program to a talented individual named Abir Sarkar. I'm optimistic that we will design something effective.

iii) Please feel free to contribute any additional ideas. You can either leave a comment or send me a private message.

2) Reinforce Core Values: I've been trying my best to instill these values, but I cannot do this alone. While it may seem unlikely that society will suddenly undergo a profound shift in thinking, it's important to remain hopeful.

Remember how the tales of Panchatantra began?

Once upon a time, a king had children who resisted formal education. The king enlisted the help of Pandit Vishnusharma, who told the princes stories that subtly imparted wisdom and knowledge. Over time, these stories equipped them to govern a kingdom.

Can we adapt this approach to the present day? Can we devise methods to teach students ethical values, the importance of hard work, the significance of setting life goals, and the necessity of having faith in their teachers and in themselves?

I've been contemplating this a great deal. If you've made it this far in reading this article, I want to express my gratitude. I encourage you to share your thoughts either in the comment section or through a private message. Your perspective could be invaluable in overcoming these challenges and improving the state of online education.

© Sk Jahiruddin

Dear Students,

We've rolled out a pioneering prototype of a Learning Management System on our website, especially designed to transform your educational journey.

Currently, we're inviting enrollments for our CSIR NET course, delivered exclusively in Bengali. To ensure you have a complete understanding of our innovative platform, we're offering an exclusive 7-day free preview of the course.

Here's your pathway to this unique learning experience:
https://physicsguide.in/courses/csir-net-physics-free

Once you register and enroll, the keys to a week of immersive learning are yours, absolutely free! Dive into our classes, explore our meticulously crafted notes, take on challenging assignments, and test your understanding with our quizzes.

After your 7-day preview, should you feel that our course aligns with your aspirations, reach out to me at 8116523464 to continue your learning journey. We're excited to be a part of your academic endeavors and look forward to welcoming you on board!

CSIR NET Physics (in Bengali) – Free Preview – Physicsguide This is a free preview of the main CSIR NET Physics course. You will have seven days of free access to the Newtonian Mechanics part to decide if you really need to join the paid course. Please contact me at 8116523464 after you go through the content. The medium of instruction is BENGALI This course...

Dear Students,

We are delighted to announce our new state-of-the-art Learning Management System, meticulously designed to offer a streamlined and organized learning experiences for the upcoming CSIR NET Physics course. As a special introductory offer, we're providing a 7-day free preview of the course.

Intrigued? Simply fill out this Google form. Upon submission, we'll promptly send you detailed instructions on how to dive into the course, completely free of charge, for the next seven days.

The free preview will give you a taste of what's to come, offering you full access to our comprehensive module on Newtonian Mechanics, including enlightening lectures and stimulating assignments hosted on Google forms.

We invite you to explore the course for free, engage with the materials, and get a feel for what we have in store. If you find the course aligns with your learning objectives and wish to continue your journey with us, please reach out to us at 8116523464. Take the leap and enrich your knowledge base with us. We're excited for you to join us in this learning adventure!

CSIR NET Physics course free preview Free preview of CSIR NET Physics course. Just fill the form and get the link to free access of the course for seven days. After filling the form check email. Procedure will be written there. If you have any confusion please contact me on 8116523464.

Dear Bengali speaking students,

We're thrilled to introduce our form for the new batches at Physicsguide, our acclaimed online coaching center for CSIR NET, GATE, and IIT JAM.

Please fill the attached Google form to show your keenness to join the batch.

Please note, there's no need to pay any fees while filling out this form. Rest assured, we'll arrange for fee collection at a later stage.

Our record speaks for itself. With 100+ CSIR NET (JRF + LS), 130+ GATE, and 60+ JEST selections so far, we're proud of the successes we've facilitated. You can check out the full list of our successful students at our website.

At Physicsguide, we're not just about maintaining the status quo. We're consistently pioneering innovative techniques to guide you more effectively.

The course fee stands at ₹15,000. We typically expect the payment to be made in full and in advance. However, should you encounter any financial difficulties, we're open to having a private discussion. Just reach out to us at the contact number given below.

So, what can you anticipate once you're on board with us? Here's a glimpse:

1) Over 350 hours of enlightening recorded lectures.
2) More than 150 hours of live interactive sessions with our expert tutors.
3) Personalized assignments and online tests that leverage computerized systems for real-time progress tracking. We will monitor each of your performance and progress and give you suggestions accordingly.

While most of the theoretical and basic problem-solving discussions are presented as recorded lessons, our live classes serve as a platform for clearing your doubts, having one-on-one conversations, and participating in group discussions. All live sessions will also be recorded and uploaded for future reference.

Check out the sample classes attached with the Google form for a sneak peek.

Should you have any queries or concerns, please contact us at 8116523464 (Both Phone and WhatsApp) or 8981561352.

Ready to jumpstart your journey to becoming a physics ace? Classes commence from 15th June, 2023. We can't wait to welcome you on board!

Physicsguide: CSIR NET 2023 Dec This is a form where the details about batches is provided and the interested students is required to fill this form to show their willingness to get admission. We talk in BENGALI and write in English in the class. You don't need to deposit any fees via this form. We'll collect the fees later. Physi...

Dear Community,

Reflecting on Abhijit and Anindita's inspiring posts, I felt compelled to share a few thoughts and updates with you.

At COVID times, I have freely shared all of the resources I curated up until August 2020. These encompass comprehensive notes and solutions to previous year papers. You'll find these treasures of knowledge in the previous posts on our very own 'Physicsguide' page.

As you might already know, I offer structured online coaching for CSIR NET and IIT JAM. But these sessions, I must clarify, are primarily for Bengali-speaking students. It is not a matter of favoritism, but a humble admission that I can pour my heart into teaching most effectively when communicating in my mother tongue. If you're fluent in Bengali and are interested, feel free to reach out to me on 8116523464 or 8981561352 to enroll in the next CSIR NET batch.

Now, what about our non-Bengali speaking students, you may ask? A solution is brewing as we speak.

My team and I are in the process of designing a dynamic new application. Its purpose? To make you engaged by problem solving and competition among yourselves.

You will be able to see how many of students are solving how many problems, and how much progress you all making. You will be assigned points and a scoreboard will be always live where you will be able to trace each other performance and feel competitive among yourselves. This application will be open to all Indian physics students.

Patience is a virtue, they say. As I, along with my brilliant app developer, are channeling our complete energy and focus into perfecting this app, I request your understanding and patience (I've even pressed pause on writing my Quantum Book!).

In 2017, I created Physicsguide: CSIR NET, GATE, JAM, JEST group and Physicsguide page with the intent of fostering vibrant discussions among physics students. Now, we're evolving towards becoming a platform that encourages problem-solving and competition.

I am incredibly grateful for your unwavering support and would like to extend a special thanks to Arka. His dedication to managing physicsguide for the past three years has been commendable.

Stay tuned, exciting times lie ahead!

Dear Aspiring Physicists,

Tomorrow, you will take an important step in your journey, the CSIR NET Physics exam. This test is not only a milestone but also a testament to your dedication, hard work, and love for Physics.

We want you to know that we believe in you. All those hours of studying, all those solved and unsolved problems, they were preparing you for this day. You have learned, grown, and become stronger. Now, it's time to showcase your knowledge.

We want you to remember that success is not a destination, but a journey. This exam is a part of your journey, not the end. If things don't go as planned, don't lose heart. This is not a 'do or die' situation. The universe of opportunities is vast, and this is just one star in the galaxy.

So, when you hold that pen tomorrow, take a deep breath. Smile, because you are prepared, because you are capable, and because you are more than a single exam. Walk into that examination hall with a calm and clear mind. Give your best, and leave the rest.

Remember, an exam is just a test of what you know, not who you are. You are a future physicist, a future explorer of the universe's mysteries, and no exam can define your potential.

Best of luck and effort for your CSIR NET Physics exam. Finally wish all the computers function well.

- Your Physicsguide Family

Frameworks I have considered for my upcoming Quantum mechanics book till now.

1) Every topic should have a motivation section at the beginning. That will involve some application of the topic

2) After the theory discussions and solved examples some critical thinking questions should be provided.

3) A set of project works that should encourage research at the undergraduate level should be provided. Projects should be open-ended type including some literature surveys and report preparation. A few sample projects be like ----

"Uncertainty principle in particle masses in nuclear and particle physics: Explore how energy-time uncertainty relation plays a crucial role in measuring masses of particles in nuclear and particle physics"

"Quantum Transport in Nano-devices: Nanoscale devices often exploit quantum mechanical phenomena, such as tunneling and confinement, to operate. Investigate how potential steps and barriers influence electron transport in nano-scale devices, such as quantum point contacts or quantum dot devices"

4) After every chapter there will be a large number of multiple choice, multiple select, and numerical answer type questions should be provided. Questions from previous years' competitive exams like JAM, JEST, NET, GATE, TIFR, etc along with my self-framed questions should be there.

5) Use of computer as much as possible. Be it plotting of wave functions or finding the energy eigen values for potentials whose analytical solutions are not possible.

6) A large amount of exercises should be there at the end of the chapters. I'll try to make the exercises as innovative and as complete as possible.

Anything else you want to add? Please either comment below or inbox me.

Finally, is there anyone who wish to volunteer and participate in this exciting journey.... ? Please comment/ inbox.

To enroll go to http://physicsguide.in/courses/quantum-mechanics-1/

Every course gives birth to some notes and materials. Thereafter, if the instructor do some more work, a book may be born.

As I'm teaching Quantum Mechanics from scratch right now, I need to decide whether I also organise my notes and materials in a form of a proper book or not.

What do the students say? Do we need another quantum mechanics book to be written?

When I teach in Bengali, non Bengali students asks me to teach in English. When I start a Quantum Mechanics course in English, they don't join... What an irony...!!

Enrollment started for the Quantum Mechanics 1 course.

The medium of instruction is English.

The course will focus on developing concepts and deriving everything as a proper undergraduate course should be.

We start from very basics, like black body radiation, de Broglie wave and cover till hydrogen atom and spin.

The whole course will be conducted through the link below...

http://physicsguide.in/courses/quantum-mechanics-1/

Go to this Link ---> Add to cart ----> Register ----> Make payment. The discounted price is ₹999 now.

You will login to physicsguide website and get access to the course ....

I have uploaded the first class today. I'll try to finish by June 30th.

For any questions and doubts please comment / inbox me.

Quantum Mechanics 1 – Physicsguide The medium of Instruction is ENGLISH. All lectures are pre-recorded, you can watch them at your convenience time. The full course will be available to you for 10 years, along with all new additions and updates. Each lecture length will be around 20-30 minutes so t...

I'm thinking about taking an Online course on Quantum Mechanics in English.

Syllabus : Old Quantum Theory Basic Postulates, Wave Packet, 1D Problems, Harmonic Oscillator, Angular Momentum, Spin, Hydrogen atom.

Medium of Instruction will be in English.

The core philosophy of the course will be concept building.

All Physics BSc, MSc, IIT JAM and CSIR NET students can opt for the course.

I'll try my best to make the lectures interesting and engaging with examples, stories and fun.

I'll provide you recorded lectures, and homeworks. The estimated lecture hour will be around 60-70 hours.

You will be able to ask your doubts in the dedicated WhatsApp group.

The course fees will be only ₹999.

Please comment below if you are interested.

My cutoff prediction for September 2022 CSIR NET Physics

General
JRF 92
LS 82

OBC
JRF 80
LS 70

SC
JRF 66
LS 58

More or less same as November 2020 NET

How much marks are you getting according to the official ans key?

আমরা CSIR NET এর নতুন অনলাইন ব্যাচ শুরু করব ৬ই অক্টোবর থেকে। ক্লাশের ব্যাপারে সমস্ত ডিটেইলস এই গুগল ফর্ম এ আছে। দেখে নাও সবাই। তারপর পড়তে চাইলে ফর্মটা submit করে দাও।

NET Physics 2023 Registration form I'm Sk Jahiruddin sir, inviting application to join Physicsguide class for next CSIR NET exam. Classes are only for those who at least understand Bengali. I speak mostly Bengali in the class. Classes conducted online. Two class links is attached with this form. QM 2 Stat Mech 1 Class timing: Monday....

Dear Students,
Physicsguide is inviting applications from Bengali-speaking students for the next CSIR NET Physics exam.

Classes are conducted online. Two class links are attached with the google form.

Class timing: Monday and Thursday from 7-30 pm to 10 pm.
We will use both live and recorded classes.

All classes will be recorded so that you won't miss anything
I do provide assignments in the google form and track who is doing assignments and who is not. Sample assignments are there in the form.

Computer-based tests in exact CSIR NET format are organized. More than 30 full-length 3 hours of tests will be taken. No extra fees for that.

Total Fees for the course is: ₹ 8000 only (full course + test series)
For any doubts and payment details please contact me at 8116523464.

Please see the google form mentioned in the first comment. All the details with sample classes and assignments are mentioned there in the form. After watching if you wish to join then please fill out the form.

In how many places today's CSIR NET exam either started late or did not start at all?

A ray of hope