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In India, It's exactly opposite. It often feels like the roles of empathy and sympathy have been reversed. You'll see creators gaining trust through pep talks about how much they care, yet that care rarely reflects in the actual work they do. The fundamental difference between empathy and sympathy has been forgotten. Empathy connects. Sympathy comforts. And more often than not, this comfort is cleverly leveraged for better reach.

We made it to 100k, It took 1.5 year to get 2208 followers and another 3 months to reach 50k and another 6 months to reach 100k Can you see that? only the one who is patient and consistent will witness the taste of exponential growth. It has been possible because of our sheer efforts people like and 🫵 who choose to like a math question’s post over a meme. people who choose to watch a problem sovling video over using hopefull content for escapism, If not you, We’d be turned into just another youtube channel talking as per the trend. So thanks for the support, we will make sure to burst with good content and services aiming your true growth, a top jee being one of the many by-product.

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On our way to build the community of Manim Users, We got stuck on a problem of slipping parabola over other parabola ( Part of a question I discussed in SO60 ) Here’s a video of me explaining how to code to achieve the rotating figure https://youtu.be/k-TcRcpUK2M?si=EJlifnQKDAOG7cQr I’m sharing it cuz i feel it’ll add meaning to mathematics that you are doing, if you don’t study this stuff properly you’ll find glitchy animating through manim and many other areas where math is used. So use the chance to learn it well.

Hi guys jinka mains hogya hai ya upcoming days mai hone wala hai join the session just to relax your mind for some time it will surely help u 😃

Most likely to come in JEE Advanced 2025, The Spinning Probability https://youtu.be/x4DMVij-vcE

For JFJA Part 60, I’ll be uploading a video on youtube. Will be there by 10pm Also, It’ll be a probability question explained under 2 minutes.

Clean guide to JEE Advanced in last few days. For those who have completed 80% syllabus ( problem solving included ) - Solve 1 test in every 2 days. Analyse every test for minimum of 2 hours. - Do multi correct and integer based problem solving for accuracy building - Do SO60, 10 - 20 questions everyday, To normalise depth and conceptual coverage. Caution ⚠️ Don’t over-chase over tough questions, People think advanced is tough because of the level of questions, but the truth is, Its the format that kills the most. So balance is important. So60 students should hit 15 questions a day from it where 5-6 will be explicitly tough, and rest will be to master other areas Those who are not in SO60, Attend daily lives and pick and good book you prefer and start drilling.

Bro got momentum in PnC, That’s what good questions do to you. You achieve “flow state” which yields 100x results. With that, good night everyone 😄

I hope you enjoyed the question, If was substantially tough I agree But those who truly understood the solution won’t fear P&C as they have been through the heavily hell it offered today 😂 See you in JFJA Part 60!

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JFJA Will be resumed on youtube today! Like old days. We’ll move forward from Part 59 Set an alarm, see you in few minutes.

Start preparing for JEE Advanced for those who are certain of a fine enough score in JEE Main Paper analysis feed on ur anxiety and suspense but have no profitable outcome, As it won’t change your score. Start solving multi concept JEE advanced problems, and hit the weaker topics.

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