Alwan Tutorials

When you go to college, high school life will suddenly seem much less important and interesting. Don’t waste your high school years trying to be popular or worrying about what people think about you. Have friends and do fun things, but also focus on your long-term life goals and do what it takes during high school to get into the colleges that will best prepare you to reach your life goals.

Once you start college, skip the drinking and risky behavior. You can still have fun without risking your college career. Hang out with people who have goals and who make the world a better place. Be one of those people. You don’t have to be just like other people to also be a leader, a contributor, and a great influence on others. Treat college like a job, starting at a certain time in the morning and working hard all day, ending at a time when you’ll be able to relax and get 8 hours of sleep before getting up. Get to know professors if you can, asking for advice and thanking them for it. Also, get to know people who know how to manage their time well. Learn from the best around you. Spend your college years developing personal discipline, getting to know the most interesting and productive people, and preparing yourself for your best career and life.

The person who is most impresive to employers, investors, and potential mates is usually to the person who was the class clown, the sharpest dressed, or the hard partier but rather the person with the most discipline, nicest personality, and most positive effect on others around them while at the same time accomplishing their goals in notable fashion.

The objective to start early for IIT JEE preparation is to learn the basic concepts, calculation skills, advance mathematics, study habits, improving thinking skill. The key is, if you don't understand any topic, don't leave it. Get your doubts cleared from your teachers; do not keep them pending and piling up. Learning to be inquisitive and visualising concepts is often called "IIT Foundation".

You will be taught basic concepts of IIT JEE which will be covered again in 11th & 12th. So the study method and approach should be different in your foundation years as well.

Some institute and online platform to prefer for IIT foundation courses are -

1) Allen - Offline at Centre

2) Resonance - Offline at centre

3) Altus Knowledge - Offline / Online

4) Physics wallah - youtube

5) Vedantu - Online classes

6) Aakash - Offline / Online

7) Local Coaching Center - Offline

These are some top notch center and online platform for building foundation in efficient way. Now choosing among them depends on the student’s need, if student just need to understand the book language in easy manner they can choose physics wallah YouTube or other you tube channel.

For better understanding and building strong conceptual knowledge join a center where both offline and online classes are available with same environment. I enquired about both Altus Knowledge and Vedantu, both has best in faculty which makes any topic interesting to learn and easy to understand the difficult topics. Vedantu being an online platform lots of students can be found in single batch which will not benefit each and every student as they leave the burden on students. Same goes with Allen and Resonance also, students who are better then average will be able to follow their curriculum but those who are weak will feel will quieting in just 2 months, coz of the daily classes and advance concept which they begun from day 1 that makes average students uncomfortable. Whereas in Altus the online classes were held with just 10 students max in a batch, they start slow and keep it to NCERT and emphasis more on clearing doubts. Out of 5 days classes 3 days are for maths physics and chemistry and 1 day is just for clearing the doubts and another for weekly test. The assignments were of good level covering basics and somewhat advance questions which was given as a task to find the answer. There method was easily acceptable without building any pressure on school studies and trust me all students in my batch were giving a tough competition to each other which made us study hard every day.

I’m in 11th know, came all way to Bangalore to join there center for offline classes for 11th. Coz of the involvement of teachers in my studies is the key which makes me going forward without hurdles.

It's not necessary to choose the best, instead choose someone who can make you better.

Friends who can't bear high fees for Allen, Resonance, Aakash can lookout for Altus online classes or have options open for local coaching near to your place, just make sure they are not part-timers and coach for IIT or NEET and check their past records.

Hope this information will help you guys to decide on what to choose according to your circumstances.

Study Patiently and Crack JEE

What is it that you want to learn a particular langauge for? Is it only for getting good marks? Is it only for getting easy marks with no or little work on it? Then take Hindi. It is available to you around you. But if you wish to train your brain to think in an organized manner, then take sanskrit. The grammar of sanskrit is well organized.

Sanskrit is not just a language. Its grammar is much more scientific than we are aware of. When you learn sanskrit, its not just that you are learning a language. There is a beauty in the learning the language itself. The words have dhaatu - root, which itself says why it means so - whatever its meaning is. Say for example. सद् सदति इति - सद् means something that exists, सत्य means the truth - The truth is because IT IS. Asatya is becuase it is not, it does not exist. If you learn sanskrit, you might find it difficult in the begining as you have not studied it earlier. But then you can make your life easier. Make a special notebook of your own - this is not to be shown to any teacher or anyone else. This is your true work of learning, and you will do this becuase you want to make your learning easier. ok?

So if you opt for sanskrit and find it difficult then make a notebook dedicated for this purpose - this book should one day turn out into a small dictionary for your own learning. One more thing, get a good Sanskrit to Eng or Sanskrit to Hindi or into your mothertongue dictionary. When you start studying from the very first lesson itself, write down each word of the sentence that you come across. Look for each word in the dictionary, For ex: you came across word "devi" - though devi is very general and you might already know devi means goddess, still look into the dictionary, try finding its root dhaatu. This whole exercise might be timeconsuming and boring but believe me this is how I studied as my father suggested it so. And once you know each word, and its root, that word, that root, that dhatu should become part of your brain, so that tomorrow if that word/root/dhatu comes in, you need not learn it again. So look for devi in dictionary. Write in your notebook, devi and its possible meanings and also write the meaning as taken in the current context of the lesson. This whole exercise will take much more time only for the first lesson. But once you know a few words, you will start enjoying it. Its more like game, whether you know more or the dictionary. Or rather who knows correct, you or dictionary. It will become play if you have any instinct for sanskrit language. And of course this will automatically do good to your score card.