#1 Short Trick To Solve Circuit Problem | Point Potential Method | Current Electricity | JEE Physics

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Point potential method is as the name suggests, a method that allots potentials to various points in a circuit and then generate and solve equation to get the potential values at each node. We start by assuming one point to be a reference voltage if ground hasn't been defined.
It is a concept from Class 12 Physics from chapter Current Electricity. Very helpful for Competitive exams like NEET, JEE Main and JEE Advanced.

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[AnkitKumar-ojjx]

The same example 2 with different data came in 20 July (I) but i left it as I learned this from multiple educators & was very confused😵 but now I came to know that it's so simple 😌

[bhumichhabra]

My learning :-
*Current will always flow from higher potential to lower potential.
* Always check polarity before assigning values.

[anuragkumar]

was knowing this concept, but still watching it being discussed made me quite confident in this method :)

[fantasgeek]

Awesome!
Although I was Knowing this but wasn't able to practice in question..
Your approach made me confident🙏🙏💖
Continue uploading these types of tricks for diff chapters sir!!!
Thanks a ton!🙏💖

[Anonymous-wqyr]

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[saimadhavchakrala]

Intro and ending are like marvel
And the content is marvelous
Thanku sir

[harshvardhan]

Sir, mast padhaya, bilkul dhaaga khol diya . I wasn't quite confident in this method but after watching this video I am dripping with confidence.

[swarnimsharma]

The Best explaination I've seen on this topic....wish had explored this channel much earlier

[VinayKumar-zkmj]

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[shreshtaganapuram]

Sir in my coaching institute they taught us in a very difficult way, and they made me hate current electricity. Thank you sir, because now I love current electricity because of you and only you. Thank You for making physics so much easier!!

[ahteshamkhan]

12 मिनट के वीडियो में कई साल पुराना डाउट क्लियर हो गया...thank you sir❤️❤️

[ShivamsinghRajpoot-jcpd]

Sir mujhe ye point potential method aata hi nhi tha kahi vdo dekha par samjh nhi aaya ab lagta hai aa jayega pakka 🙏🙏

[vivekshekhawat]

Kaash yeh video maine pehle dekha hota toh mera concept strong ho jaata.
But ab sb samajh me aa gya sir thank you so much ❤

[adityagupta]

sir thx for clearing this concept, i had forgotten this method but you made me understand this so smoothly. ly 3000 sir for all the awesome content, jee 2022 phodenge

[shivamsharma-pewv]

i am really thankful to this man who cleared my concept so well, i will definitely brin 99 percentilre in physics in april attmpt and will message you.

[sss]

1. IN Resistor current flows fromHP to LP
2. Current is potential difference between 2 points across which resistor is present.
3.Same potential acorss a R -->Del V=0, no I flows
Take refrence for any point as 0 v

[aanyasharma]

It's good that rather than explaining the whole topic once again he is explaining the questions and short tricks to handle them with ease 🙌🏻

[toddy]

the contribution this channel has in building up my concepts is just immeasureable

[shivammittal]

Sab samajh aa gaya . Iss topic mei confusion hota thaa par ab confidence aaya hai . Will finish current electricity theory today ✅

[NavyaMenon]

thank you sir, your videos are relevant always and you are not like other channels teaching the same thing again and again, you come up with new method and concepts