JEEVisionX is an initiative by an alumnus of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT), with more than twenty years of professional experience in academia, research and industry.
Over those years, one pattern kept showing up. A student could recite a formula and still not know what it meant. Another page of algebra rarely fixed that. A good picture usually did, often in a few seconds.
Our vision
We want every JEE concept to be something you can see. When you watch a complex number turn as you multiply it, or watch a moving point trace out a circle, the idea stops being a rule to memorise. It becomes something you understand, and can use on a question you have never seen before.
Learning becomes easier when you can see what is happening. The understanding also goes deeper, because you know where each formula comes from instead of only remembering it.
What JEEVisionX is
JEEVisionX makes animated lessons for JEE Main and JEE Advanced. Each lesson takes one idea and builds it on screen, one step at a time. The formula is shown beside the picture, so you see that both say the same thing. Every lesson works through a solved problem, so you leave able to solve one yourself.
We are starting with Mathematics, chapter by chapter. Physics and Chemistry will follow.
Before a lesson is published, every number, graph and formula in it is checked with a separate calculation. You can rely on what you see.
Each lesson also has free notes on this website: the idea in short, the formulas, a solved example, the common trap, and a practice set with answers. You do not need to sign up or pay anything. Our short videos on YouTube and Instagram each explain one idea in under a minute.
Who it is for
- Students preparing for JEE Main and JEE Advanced, in Class 11, in Class 12, or taking a drop year.
- Class 11 and 12 students studying the same chapters for their board exams.
- Anyone who knows a formula but not why it works, and wants to see the reason.
- Teachers and tutors who want a clear picture to show in class. You are welcome to show the lessons in class and share the notes with your students.
Join us
New lessons come out regularly. Follow along wherever you prefer, and write to us with questions, corrections, or the topic you want to see next.