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Correction: In the video, I mistakenly said that (4) is prime. The correct statement is: Since (4 = 2 \times 2), 4 is reducible. Moreover, [ 4 \mid (1+\sqrt{-7})(1+\sqrt{-7}), ] but [ 4 \nmid (1+\sqrt{-7}). ] Thus, (4) divides a product without dividing either factor individually, so 4 is not a prime element. apologies for the confusion.

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Hello dear all, • CSIR NET exam is now over. I hope all of you are returning home safely. • Today, we will discuss the questions asked in the exam. • I will share the meeting link between 9:00 PM and 9:30 PM. • Please join and tell me the questions you remember. I will discuss their correct answers and approaches. • You may share the meeting link with anyone who appeared for the exam. • We will also analyze the difficulty level of the paper and discuss the expected cutoff. See you tonight!

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You're invited to CSIR NET QUESTIONS DISCUSSION Sunday, 12 July 2026 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm (IST) https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/42910147037728?p=mxQ6wXuVOSpfarS8lV Tap on the link or paste it in a browser to join

Dear all, I have been invited by Maths Aspirant to deliver a special lecture on their platform today. Please note that this is not a regular crash-course class; it is a separate invited session being conducted in collaboration with Maths Aspirant. In today’s lecture, I will discuss selected problems from previous CSIR NET examinations. The session will begin at 7:00 p.m., so please note the change from our usual class timing. I will also share a Microsoft Teams link with you, and the joining procedure will remain the same. Since the session is free and open to everyone, students from Maths Aspirant and other platforms will also join. Therefore, I have one special request: please ask only questions related to the problems being discussed during the session. Kindly course-related, or unrelated questions. See you all at 7:00 p.m.