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Course Curriculum
Course Overview1 lesson
- About the Course1 lesson
Paper - 1 | Unit - 1 | Teaching Aptitude144 lessons
- Nature, Objectives & Characteristics of Teaching29 lessons
- Learners & Learning Process31 lessons
- Factors Affecting Teaching11 lessons
- Methods of Teaching31 lessons
- Teaching-Learning Aids & ICT Integration11 lessons
- Evaluation, Assessment & Measurement30 lessons
Paper - 1 | Unit - 2 | Research Aptitude167 lessons
- Introduction to Research, Validity & Reliability38 lessons
- Research Paradigms & Types of Research34 lessons
- Research Process Steps63 lessons
- Research Ethics, Writing & Publication31 lessons
Paper - 1 | Unit - 3 | Comprehension13 lessons
- Comprehension / Reading Comprehension / Unseen Passages (Critical Reasoning) (Paragraph Questions)13 lessons
Paper - 1 | Unit - 4 | Communication6 lessons
- Communication Basics1 lesson
- Language and Semiotics1 lesson
- Types of Communication
- Communication Models1 lesson
- Mass Communication, Mass Media, Journalism2 lessons
- General Knowledge and General Studies related to Communication
Paper - 1 | Unit - 5 | Mathematical Reasoning and Aptitude234 lessons
- Series (Number and Letter Series) (Numerical Relations and Reasoning)14 lessons
- Coding Decoding13 lessons
- Number System36 lessons
- Percentage15 lessons
- Ratio and Proportion (Ratios)13 lessons
- Simple Interest and Compound Interest19 lessons
- Speed Time and Distance11 lessons
- Powers and Exponents (Surds and Indices)4 lessons
- Profit and Loss16 lessons
- Average12 lessons
- Blood Relations2 lessons
- Directions (Direction Test)2 lessons
- Analytical Reasoning (Counting Figures Reasoning)4 lessons
- Verbal Analogy (Word Based Analogy)2 lessons
- Divisibility Rules2 lessons
- Calendar50 lessons
- Miscellaneous
- Time and Work18 lessons
Paper - 1 | Unit - 6 | Logical Reasoning49 lessons
- Syllogisms6 lessons
- Non Verbal Reasoning (Spatial Aptitude) (Spatial Reasoning) (Visual Reasoning)30 lessons
- Deductive and Inductive Reasoning (Logical Deduction and Induction) (Prepositional Reasoning)10 lessons
- Venn Diagram2 lessons
- School Of Thoughts
- Fallacy
- Western Logic
Paper - 1 | Unit - 7 | Data Interpretation21 lessons
- Data Interpretation20 lessons
Paper - 1 | Unit - 8 | Information and Communication Technology182 lessons
- MS Office Applications14 lessons
- Cyber Threats and Malware Attacks22 lessons
- Role of Internet and Web Services15 lessons
- Electronic Data Interchange and E-Commerce15 lessons
- Internet Fundamentals16 lessons
- Web Design & Development8 lessons
- Web Publishing & Hosting26 lessons
- Emerging Technologies11 lessons
- Terms & Abbreviations5 lessons
- Artificial Intelligence17 lessons
- Society, Law & Ethics19 lessons
- Keyboard Shortcuts3 lessons
- Website, Browser & Services10 lessons
Paper - 1 | Unit - 9 | People Development and Environment262 lessons
- Ecosystem, Biomes & Environmental Issues36 lessons
- MDG & SDG14 lessons
- Air Pollution37 lessons
- Water Pollution27 lessons
- Soil24 lessons
- Noise Pollution and Waste Management23 lessons
- Natural Resources, Energy & Disaster Management60 lessons
- Global Environmental Conventions – COP, Protocols & ISA41 lessons
Paper - 1 | Unit - 10 | Higher Education System121 lessons
- Vedic Education17 lessons
- Jainism & Buddhism16 lessons
- Ancient Universities11 lessons
- Pre-Independence Commissions16 lessons
- Post-Independence Policy15 lessons
- Higher Education Structure & Accreditation11 lessons
- Universities & Learning Programmes19 lessons
- Types of Education & NEP 202015 lessons
Paper 2 | Unit 1 | Discrete Structures and Optimization441 lessons
- Propositional and Predicate Logic36 lessons
- Set Theory25 lessons
- Relations43 lessons
- Functions18 lessons
- Permutation and Combination68 lessons
- Probability20 lessons
- Graph Theory71 lessons
- Group Theory38 lessons
- Digital Systems & Boolean Basics8 lessons
- Boolean Expression26 lessons
- Boolean Minimization25 lessons
- Optimization62 lessons
Paper 2 | Unit 2 | Computer System Architecture333 lessons
- Logic Gates & Hardware14 lessons
- Combinational Circuit39 lessons
- Sequential Circuits41 lessons
- Number System8 lessons
- Number Representation14 lessons
- Floating Point Rep12 lessons
- Basics of COA36 lessons
- Register Transfer and Microoperations19 lessons
- Programming the Basic Computer22 lessons
- Instr Formats & Modes20 lessons
- Control Unit Design12 lessons
- Pipelining22 lessons
- Input Output Organisation24 lessons
- Cache Memory Organization37 lessons
- Multiprocessors12 lessons
Paper 2 | Unit 3 | Programming Languages and Computer Graphics420 lessons
- Language Design33 lessons
- C Fundamentals32 lessons
- Control Flow12 lessons
- Functions6 lessons
- Arrays & Pointers19 lessons
- Storage Classes, Structures & Enums10 lessons
- DMA, Macros, Scoping & File Handling21 lessons
- HTML Basics39 lessons
- XML23 lessons
- JavaScript-Basics10 lessons
- Java26 lessons
- Basics of Computer Graphics55 lessons
- 2-D Geometrical Transforms and Viewing34 lessons
- 3-D Object Representation, Geometric Transformations and Viewing35 lessons
- OOPS with C++51 lessons
- Java Fundamentals13 lessons
Paper 2 | Unit 4 | Database Management Systems372 lessons
- Basics of DBMS21 lessons
- ER Diagram18 lessons
- Relational Model & Functional Dependencies20 lessons
- Keys & Integrity Constraints13 lessons
- Normalization (1NF - BCNF)14 lessons
- Decomposition Properties & 4NF11 lessons
- File Organization & Indexing25 lessons
- Relational Algebra19 lessons
- SQL47 lessons
- Relational Calculus9 lessons
- Transaction Management32 lessons
- Concurrency Control15 lessons
- Database Recovery18 lessons
- ORDBMS5 lessons
- Database Security & Authorization8 lessons
- Query Processing & Optimization6 lessons
- Enhanced Data Models29 lessons
- Data Warehousing & Mining33 lessons
- Big Data Systems18 lessons
- NoSQL10 lessons
Paper 2 | Unit 5 | System Software and Operating System325 lessons
- Introduction to OS22 lessons
- Process Management14 lessons
- CPU Scheduling28 lessons
- Process Synchronization26 lessons
- Threads & Process Creation5 lessons
- Deadlock21 lessons
- Memory Management35 lessons
- Virtual Memory23 lessons
- Disc Scheduling12 lessons
- File Management21 lessons
- Windows OS26 lessons
- Linux OS35 lessons
- Security17 lessons
- Distributed Systems28 lessons
- Virtual Machines11 lessons
Paper 2 | Unit 6 | Software Engineering97 lessons
- Fundamentals of Software Engineering18 lessons
- Software Requirements and Quality Assurance21 lessons
- Software Design, Estimation and Metrics26 lessons
- Software Testing23 lessons
- Software Maintenance and Configuration Management8 lessons
Paper 2 | Unit 7 | Data Structures and Algorithms398 lessons
- Introduction to DS8 lessons
- Array24 lessons
- Stack38 lessons
- Queue15 lessons
- Linked List20 lessons
- Tree63 lessons
- Graphs17 lessons
- Hashing15 lessons
- Algorithm Analysis26 lessons
- Time Complexity Analysis57 lessons
- Sorting Algorithms44 lessons
- Greedy Algorithms12 lessons
- Dynamic Programming12 lessons
- Minimum Spanning Trees6 lessons
- Shortest Path Algos11 lessons
- Advanced Algorithms29 lessons
Paper 2 | Unit 8 | Theory of Computation and Compilers366 lessons
- Introduction to TOC17 lessons
- Deterministic FA (DFA)49 lessons
- Non-Deterministic FA31 lessons
- Regular Expressions27 lessons
- Grammar22 lessons
- Regular Language Properties14 lessons
- Moore & Mealy Machines10 lessons
- Pushdown Automata & CFG29 lessons
- Turing Machines19 lessons
- Complexity Theory2 lessons
- Intro to Compilers14 lessons
- Lexical Analysis5 lessons
- Grammar & CFG35 lessons
- Syntax Analysis: Top-Down20 lessons
- Syntax Analysis: Bottom-Up23 lessons
- Semantic Analysis & SDT11 lessons
- Intermediate Code Gen20 lessons
- Code Optimization14 lessons
- Run Time Environment3 lessons
Paper 2 | Unit 9 | Data Communication and Computer Networks330 lessons
- Introduction to CN35 lessons
- Data Communication8 lessons
- DLL: Access Control28 lessons
- DLL: Flow Control14 lessons
- DLL: Error Control19 lessons
- DLL: Framing6 lessons
- Data Link Layer - Ethernet10 lessons
- Net Layer: IPv4 & Proto28 lessons
- Net Layer: IP Addressing31 lessons
- Net Layer:Routing Protocol15 lessons
- Transport Layer Services22 lessons
- TL: Congestion & UDP19 lessons
- Application Layer34 lessons
- Hardware basics10 lessons
- Network Security30 lessons
- Mobile Technology
- Cloud Computing and IoT
- Cloud Computing20 lessons
Paper 2 | Unit 10 | Artificial Intelligence239 lessons
- Approaches to AI17 lessons
- Search Algorithms48 lessons
- Game Playing20 lessons
- Knowledge Representation32 lessons
- Planning16 lessons
- Multi Agent Systems23 lessons
- Fuzzy Sets26 lessons
- Natural Language Processing7 lessons
- Artificial Neural Networks36 lessons
- Genetic Algorithms13 lessons
Live Classes38 lessons
- NTA UGC NET 2025 Live Class38 lessons
Paper 1 | Full Mock Tests5 lessons
Paper 2 | Full Mock Tests6 lessons
Paper 1 | Previous Year Papers5 lessons
Paper 2 | Previous Year Papers5 lessons
Instructors
Sanchit Jain, Ekagra Jha, Mahima Solanki, Dinesh Jakhar, Rashmi Vishwakarma, Aashish Katare
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