Each week we will solve 5-15 questions from HiSet science paper. Some of the sessions will be timed and at the end we will discuss the answers.

In this series we will cover basic topics needed for the preparation of Hi-Set (Science) Exam. There are 4 main areas where this Exam focusses on : 1. Science Inquiry and Skills (Designing, analysing, evaluating and interpreting data in Research) 2.Earth and Space Science (Earth, Weather and Natural Disasters, Changes in Earth, Environment, Space, Moon and Solar system) 3. Physical Science (Atom, Molecules, Changes, Matter, Energy & its Transfer, Motion and Force & work ) 4. Life Science (Cells &its Functions, Plant &its metabolism, Animals, Human Body, Health, Organism, Heredity, Evolution, Ecosystem, Food webs & Symbiotic relationships) Each session in this series will be for half an hour and in each session we will go-over a couple keywords ( critical words that explain an individual concept, for example to understand atom, we need to learn about Protons, Neutrons and Electrons, here Protons, Neutrons and Electrons are the keywords) that will help us understand a concept and track our progress. We will have frequent assessments and tests to help us build a good foundation. *I created a classroom for this series and here is the code for it : 9MM4GS *There is no particular pattern for the syllabus, so if you want to clear up a topic feel free to message me. *The time and dates are not fixed. * We will learn about these topics one by one : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Rd09lnAmaBI00Yo1wfR114SikyUbdlHt/edit

So many scientists shaped today's world. Some of which we have studied in schools or learned in books. But we hardly understand science from their perspective. How did they start? They were pioneers that struggled to prove their theories. So in this series, we can discuss science from their perspective. How were they discovered? What were the struggles? We will discuss the young and old discoveries. Not only their works but sometimes their life alone are so inspiring that it will be a shame if we gloss over them. Hence, in some sessions we will about their early life, education and their life beyond work. Occasionally, we will discuss findings that won a noble prize or questionable ethics/practices that led to some of the most significant discoveries. All are welcome !!! There will be a very lively discussion at the end of each session when we will discuss ethics and why it gained popularity or not? We will discuss its potential use in the future. Note: New sessions will be added as the series progress. Each session will have a different context so, you can join in any of the sessions. Also, I am looking for tutors/learners who will cohost with me or present their favourite topics in some sessions.

Hi guys !! So this series is for those who plan to take the TOEFL exam or just want to improve their language skills. We will meet up for 2days (around 90min/session) every week. We will discuss the exam pattern, practice reading, listening, writing, and speaking and solve full-length practice tests. We will begin with the Reading and Listening sections as they can be easily scored full with little effort. Then we will move on to Writing and Speaking. We will follow a basic framework given below: Week 1: 1 session: Orientation Week 2: 2 session: Reading Week 3: 2 session: Listening Week 4: 2 session: Writing Week 5: 2 session: Speaking Week 6: 2 session: Full-length tests Don't forget to bring paper and pen !!! You will need it to write answers and take notes.

This is a 9-day last prep for the AP Biology exam. Each day we will discuss 1 unit, either concepts or practice problems based on learners' needs. There will 2 sessions per day (for most of this series); you can join either or both. To bring some kind of structure to this series, I will assign each day a unit. We will begin with the Unit having the heaviest exam weightage: Unit 7 (Natural Selection), and continue in the descending order. The last day is reserved for Q/A or doing whole AP practice tests. Since I won't be able to cover the entire concepts of one Unit in a 60 min session, I would only focus on the subunits that are troublesome for you. So bring plenty of doubts with you. If you have practice problems /tests that you would want to solve, bring those too. Best of Luck for your exam !!

Welcome, all! This series will be based on the learners' needs. Hence, each session will be different. In some sessions, we will concentrate on concepts: understanding science logically and concisely. On other days, we will go over Hi-Set Practice tests and identify the troublesome questions. So, you can bring your own practice test papers or problems to solve here. The sessions will be hosted on Saturdays. The sessions will be added as the series progresses.

Due to the demand for this series, I am hosting it again ( with different timing). We will go through AP Units: Unit 1 : Chemistry of Life & Unit 2: Cell Structure and Functions. We will focus on the areas that troubles you rather than going over each subtopics. That means we will spend more time in gaining understanding of the concepts and breeze through the things you already know about. We will start this series with solving a Unit test in Khan Academy ( this is optional ) as it will help me know about your understanding or else you can DM me with problems you face. At the end of this series we will again do a Unit test ( again optional ) this is for you to know how much you improved through this series. The session will take place during 3 of the weekdays and can last from 60 mins to 90 mins.

We will go through AP Units: Unit 1 : Chemistry of Life & Unit 2: Cell Structure and Functions. We will focus on the areas that troubles you rather than going over each subtopics. That means we will spend more time in gaining understanding of the concepts and breeze through the things you already know about. We will start this series with solving a Unit test in Khan Academy ( this is optional ) as it will help me know about your understanding or else you can DM me with problems you face. At the end of this series we will again do a Unit test ( again optional ) this is for you to know how much you improved through this series. The session will take place during the weekends and can last from 60 mins to 90 mins.

This will be a crash-course on Central Dogma : Replication, Transcription and Translation. We will go over these concepts in-depth and answer any confusion with logic. At the end of each 1-hr session we will solve some practice problems (from Khan Academy). This series can be for beginners or those who wish to revise and solidify their concepts. The only prerequisite needed is to have a basic understanding of DNA, RNA and Proteins. You should be able to answer the components of DNA, RNA and Proteins and know the basic function of an enzyme.

This is a 3-week course. We will be covering 3 significant branches of Biomolecules: Carbohydrates, Proteins & Lipids before briefly discussing Enzymes. The syllabus will be loosely based on NCERT (Class XI) syllabus but not limited to it. We will also try to solve practice problems in Khan Academy from units: macromolecules and biomolecules (MCAT). The classes will be of 1 hr for 4 days/week: Thurs, Fri, Sat, and Sun. On Sunday, we will be doing the practice problems in Khan Academy on the topics we have studied. This will be a helpful way to revise our concepts. Prerequisites: You should have a basic understanding in chemistry. For example: You should be able to understand terms like electronegativity. Since basic chemistry will be used to understand the formation of carbohydrates, lipids and proteins.

This will be a short series based on Ch 13 Why do we fall ill ? The link given below: https://ncert.nic.in/textbook/pdf/iesc113.pdf We will adhere to the above syllabus and meet everyday for an hour session. This will be very interactive and engaging series. We will be more focussed on clearing doubts and clarifying the concepts.

We will be learning about the Ecosystem once a week on Tuesday for about an hour in each session. The topics covered in this series will be from class XII (in India) and the IGCSE syllabus. I will also cover slightly advanced topics that will be helpful in competitive exams. Intended date for this series to end : 1st March

This is a very long series and new sessions will be added as the series progress. In this series, we will explore the topics of biology three days every week. I will be using the syllabus of classes XI and XII (Indian CBSE syllabus), but I will go beyond the syllabus to include topics relevant to Indian exams, such as NEET. Each session will be about 40 min to 1 hr on weekdays. The sessions will build upon their last, so it will be better to attend all the sessions or already have a prerequisite knowledge about the topics. In this series, I will cover 5 units given below: 1. Cell and chromosome: Basic Unit of Life (Completed) 2. Genetics and Cell cycle (ongoing). Intended date to finish : 21st Feb. 3. Gene & regulation and human genetics. Intended date to finish : 28th March. 4.Tools and technology in Biotechnology and Biomedical Techs 5.Biomolecules and Enzymes I look forward to very interactive classes in this series.