Complete DBMS in 1 Video (With Notes) || For Placement Interviews

Are you preparing for placement interviews and looking to strengthen your knowledge of Database Management Systems (DBMS)?

In this comprehensive video, we cover all the essential topics required to excel in DBMS for placements. Explore the architecture of DBMS, understand the principles of normalization, learn about indexing techniques, delve into partitioning and sharding strategies, and discover effective scaling techniques. Gain a deep understanding of these core concepts that are often tested in technical interviews. Whether you're a beginner or want to refresh your DBMS knowledge, this video has got you covered.

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TimeStamps:

00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:35 - What is DBMS ?
00:44:13 - DBMS Architecture and DBA
01:56:00 - ER Model
02:50:09 - Extended ER Features
03:20:02 - How to Think and Formulate ER Diagram
03:45:59 - Designing ER Model of Facebook
04:05:29 - Relation Model
05:00:43 - ER Model to Relational Model
05:33:43 - Normalisation
06:32:06 - ACID Properties and Transactions
07:08:42 - Atomicity Implementation
07:29:25 - Indexing in DBMS
08:26:58 - NoSQL vs SQL DB
09:33:20 - Types of Database
10:07:49 - Clustering/Replication in DBMS
10:24:07 - Partitioning and Sharding in DBMS
10:55:30 - CAP Theorem
11:18:22 - Master Slave Architecture

[ashfaqeahmeds]

We need a CN video just like this one, placements are already here. pls help!. Great work keep going !

[dakshmalik]

Your video helped me in the interview
got placed in Morgan Stanley (26LPA)
can't thanks enough! ❤🙏

[avs]

Sep 27 (Day 1) - 3:20:06
Sep 28 (Day 2) - 6:32:03
Sep 29 (Day 3) - 9:33:19
Sep 30 (Day 4) - 11:42:00
COMPLETED
THANK YOU

[suryayarragunta]

TimeStamps:

00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:35 - What is DBMS ?
00:44:13 - DBMS Architecture and DBA
01:56:00 - ER Model
02:50:09 - Extended ER Features
03:20:02 - How to Think and Formulate ER Diagram
03:45:59 - Designing ER Model of Facebook
04:05:29 - Relation Model
05:00:43 - ER Model to Relational Model
05:33:43 - Normalisation
06:32:06 - ACID Properties and Transactions
07:08:42 - Atomicity Implementation
07:29:25 - Indexing in DBMS
08:26:58 - NoSQL vs SQL DB
09:33:20 - Types of Database
10:07:49 - Clustering/Replication in DBMS
10:24:07 - Partitioning and Sharding in DBMS
10:55:30 - CAP Theorem
11:18:22 - Master Slave Architecture

[swatiranjan]

Teachers like you can only change the interest of way for leaning not only for passing the exams or interview but actually learning it by heart.. i love the way you explained everything with a real world example that is the best thing that no one can find in the other videos.

[rkverma]

WE NEED A COMPUTER NETWORK VIDEO IN ONE SHOT WITH NOTES. PLEASE MAKE THE VIDEO FOR US FOR PREPARATION.

[BCS_AyushSingh]

7:38:25 Checkpoint recovery is a method used in computer systems and databases to ensure data consistency and recoverability in the event of a failure or crash. It involves creating checkpoints or savepoints at various stages of a system's operation, allowing the system to resume from a known good state if something goes wrong. Checkpoint recovery is commonly used in databases and distributed systems to minimize data loss and maintain system integrity.

[anmolverma]

Started on - 23/08/2024
Ended on - 26/08/2024

Feeling much more confident in DBMS now.
Thanks for this!

[teksquad]

Excellent way of teaching I found best teachers and YouTube channel I had ever seen.
I found my desire level of teachers
❤❤❤❤

[alkabindal]

Day 1 - 2:50:08
Day 2 - 5:33:42
Day 3 - 7:38:49
Day 4 - Completed..

Thank You sir for your course.

[ananyashrivastav]

can not even describe the amount of respect i have for you!

[lalitsharma]

Hi everyone!! This is by far the best resource of DBMS available on YouTube, It really helped me in getting placed, I will recommend everyone to follow just this for ur placements

[atyantsony]

Very helpful video. I revised my DBMS concepts by watching this vid at 3 - 3.5x speed. Highly suggested for people who want to revise DBMS quickly before their interview. Thanks a lot!

[raushankumar]

Day 1 (28/10/23) - 1:56:02
Day 2 (29/10/23) - 4:05:31
Day 3 (31/10/23) - 5:00:44
Day 4 (01/11/23) - 6:32:08
Day 5 (02/11/23) - 7:08:48
Day 6 (06/11/23) - 8:27:01
Day 7 (08/11/23) - 11:42:05

Completed a wonderful course on DBMS.🥇🥇🥇🥇
Thank You🙏🙏🙏🙏

[divyanshugupta]

What a great compilation of all the essentials in one comprehensive video. Absolutely feel prepared to handle any DBMS related questions in any interview now. Thanks a lot to Babbar and Lakshay sir, and the entire team.

Keep up the good work

[soumiligayen]

Bohoti bariya sir
Operating System mai vi ek aisa video chahiye interview preparation ke liye .
Mere jaise lakho students chahate hai ki interview preparation ke liye ek badiya playlist ap banaye jisme networking, operating System, oops concepts, dbms ye sab ho . Must waiting to see this type video.

Now i just start the video.

😊😊😊😊

[eishikaraj]

please make a complete computer network series .. that would be a great help

[DecodeDSA]

After completing this video, I realized that student is not bad but quality of teaching makes the difference. You are fabulous, and you are giving real world examples and crystal clear definition, this clearly shows how much in depth you know before teaching us. you are explaining concepts in simple layman words, Excellent bhaiya. Thank you so much❤❤

[golubhattuk]

thank you sir ji for this amazing dbms series, you taught all the topics with scratch and real life examples which makes this 11 hour journey very comfortable ... Hat's off you sir ji

[suryanshbhatnagar]

Day 1(15 sept, 2023) - 44:13
Day 2(16 sept, 2023) - 1:56:00
Day 3 (18 sept, 2023) - 2:50:09
Day 4 (19 sept, 2023) - 3:45:59
Day 5 (21 sept, 2023) - 5:00:43
Day 6 (22 sept, 2023) - 5:33:43
Day 7 (25 sept, 2023) - 6:32:06
Day 8 (26 sept, 2023) - 7:29:25
Day 9 (27 sept, 2023) - 7:29:25
Day 10 (29 sept, 2023) - 8:26:58
Day 11 (02 oct, 2023) - 9:33:20
Day 12 (04 oct, 2023) - 10:24:07
Day 13 (08 oct, 2023) - Finally completed 😊😊