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Sir u made my weakest topic maybe stronger than others... It took some time to adapt to your way but now that its good i m really benefiting, as i m not frm any well known coaching n hence the teachers didnt even know abt bell and partition number..i rlly donno how to thank you.. only bcz of pnc and probability i used to think id get betn 900-1200 rank.. but now i think i can crossover the 500 mark just bcz of confidence of having no weak concept.. thanks sir

arjunbhosale

Sir please sequence and progression ke advance illustrations please sir please 🙏 😢 😭

naveenyadav-jskh

Sir kindly make topic wise on straight line also.

zishannaseem

1:27:46 sir isnt it wrong by multiplying with 2^9 we are repeating so many cases. Please check

jeex.

Sir 2:05:05 kindly tell me sir why option a is not correct . If they will not intersect on line then the probability will be zero

zishannaseem

in 1:45:37, they've not mentioned unit squares, there can be squares of much bigger size like 2x2, 3x3 and so on, why didn't you consider them??

adityapatil

Sir can you please put time stamps of topics it will be really helpful.

Almustafa

Sir please tell me Tickets in A.P concept in which compendium lecture

zishannaseem

1:08:12 sir I can't understand why you have only taken cases where A is taking 9 as a digit if he doesn't take 9 as a digit then also numbers can be greater than that of B, So why are we not including those numbers ?
For example: 542>321

SauravSingh-qo

sir i hope you wouldnt mind if i ask your name

studyaccount

1:28:30 exactly one box me 3 Ball hona chahiye to aap 2⁹ me se 2 subtract kyu nahi kiye?

King

Personal timestamps

34:21
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1:07:21
1:17:49 C
1:21:21
1:29:36 b
1:42:57

King

A Basic Question @ 11:10 6C2 wont we divide by 2! as both A are same???

talentinvein

34:21
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ShreyaGupta-wbhj

35:04 35:23, can anyone please explain

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