FAQ
Answers to common questions about courses, video lessons, and preparation for JEE, NEET, Olympiad and CSIR with Maths & Science by IITian.
Contents
- 1. Are the YouTube videos free?
- 2. What exams do you cover?
- 3. Do I need to buy a course to benefit from this site?
- 4. How often are new videos and notes added?
- 5. Do you cover Olympiad-level Mathematics specifically?
- 6. Is the Physics content suitable for NEET, or only JEE?
- 7. How do I contact you with a specific doubt or question?
Are the YouTube videos free?
Yes — every video on the Maths & Science by IITian YouTube channel is completely free to watch. The structured courses on this website, which include full syllabus coverage, practice sets, and doubt support, are paid.
What exams do you cover?
Content here is built for JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET Physics, Mathematical Olympiads, and CSIR NET Physics preparation.
Do I need to buy a course to benefit from this site?
No. The Videos, Notes, and Downloads pages offer substantial free material. Courses are for students who want a fully structured, sequenced study plan rather than assembling their own from free resources.
How often are new videos and notes added?
New content is added regularly. The fastest way to know the moment something new is published is subscribing on YouTube and checking the Videos page here.
Do you cover Olympiad-level Mathematics specifically?
Yes — several video series and course modules are built specifically for Olympiad-level problem solving, which goes beyond standard JEE syllabus into number theory, combinatorics, and advanced proof techniques.
Is the Physics content suitable for NEET, or only JEE?
Both. Topics are tagged by exam track, so NEET-focused, application-heavy content is clearly separated from JEE-focused, numerical-heavy content — filter by whichever track matches your preparation.
How do I contact you with a specific doubt or question?
Use the Contact page to send a message directly, or leave a comment on the relevant YouTube video for topic-specific doubts.
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