Category: JEE Main

JEE Main Eligibility Criteria 2025 The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued the JEE Main 2025 qualifying criteria. The JEE Main eligibility criteria for both the January and April 2025 sessions are largely the same. If candidates plan to apply for the national-level entrance exam this year, they will find all of the information they…

IIT JEE ( Joint Entrance Exam ) 2025  is one of the toughest entrance exams to take admission in India’s top engineering institutes like IITs, NITs, IIITs, CFTIs, and many top private colleges. This entrance exam is conducted by NTA ( National Testing Agency ) and JEE Main 2025 will be conducted by any of…

Light, the ethereal essence that illuminates our world, weaves a captivating tale through the phenomena of reflection and refraction. In the dance of photons, reflection mirrors the world around us, unveiling symmetrical wonders on polished surfaces and tranquil waters. Meanwhile, refraction bends the path of light, creating prismatic spectacles and shaping the lenses that enhance…

Motion is always relative. Based on the energy of the particle under motion, motions are classified into two types: In bounded motion, the particle has negative total energy (E < 0) and has two or more extreme points where the total energy is always equal to the potential energy of the particle, i.e., the kinetic…

Download JEE Main Revision Notes Physics Chemistry & Mathematics A good revision notes should include all the essential tips, theory and practical both, which would help in solving questions. These JEE revison notes will help you in covering your syllabus before the exam and it will also help you with important tips and tricks of JEE…

At the turn of the 20th century, the prevailing model of the atom, proposed by J.J. Thomson, depicted it as a uniformly distributed "plum pudding" of positive charge with embedded negative electrons. This model, though ingenious, faced challenges that prompted further investigation into the intricacies of atomic structure. The stage was set for a new era…

The addition and subtraction of vectors using the graphical method is an intuitive and geometric approach that visually represents the combination or difference of vectors. This method involves drawing vectors as arrows in a coordinate system, allowing for a clear visualisation of the operations. Let's explore the concepts of vector addition and subtraction using the…

Vector addition is a fundamental mathematical operation that combines two or more vectors to produce a new vector, known as the resultant vector. Vectors are quantities that have both magnitude (size) and direction, and they are commonly represented as arrows in a coordinate system. What is Vector Addition? The process of vector addition involves combining…

Law of Motion: Aristotle’s fallacy In the rich tapestry of philosophical thought, Aristotle's contributions stand as pillars of classical wisdom. However, even the most revered minds are not immune to fallacies. This blog ventures into the exploration of Aristotle's fallacy, peeling back the layers of his influential reasoning to reveal moments where even the great…

In the vast expanse of the cosmos, where planets orbit and objects move with purpose, Sir Isaac Newton's laws stand as guiding beacons illuminating the path of celestial bodies and everyday phenomena. Among these, Newton's First Law of Motion, often called the Law of Inertia, is the cornerstone upon which the edifice of classical mechanics…