Are You preparing for GRE?

Hi,

Are you preparing for GRE?

Here is the way you can use Khan Academy Resources to prepare for GRE.

Source:    Actually shared by Meli Lewis http://meli-lewis.github.io/

Source for GRE content: PDF of Math Review

One way to use these is to visit each topic and, if you suspect you may already know it, do the practice problems first. If anything is difficult, KA provides links on the problem pages themselves to the related videos. Some topics are specific enough that I just linked you to the one video associated with it.
This could be improved, so please contact me with any suggestions! Any overhaul will have to wait until I've taken the exam myself at the end of September.

ARITHMETIC

• 1.1 Integers
• 1.2 Fractions
• 1.3 Exponents and Roots
• 1.4 Decimals
• 1.5 Real Numbers
• 1.6 Ratio
• 1.7 Percent


• Practice: randomly generated link to an arithmetic exercise (experimental feature).

ALGEBRA

• 2.1 Operations with Algebraic Expressions
• 2.2 Rules of Exponents
• 2.3 Solving Linear Equations
• Based on my experience with practice tests, it might be especially useful to review Structure in linear expressions.
• 2.4 Solving Quadratic Equations
• 2.5 Solving Linear Inequalities
• 2.6 Functions
• While I fail to find it listed in the math review as such, I’ve definitely been seeing this kind of problem on practice tests: New Operator Definitions
• 2.7 Applications
• 2.8 Coordinate Geometry
• 2.9 Graphs of Functions

GEOMETRY

• 3.1 Lines and Angles
• 3.2 Polygons
• 3.3 Triangles
• 3.4 Quadrilaterals
• 3.5 Circles
• 3.6 Three-Dimensional Figures

DATA ANALYSIS

• 4.1 Graphical Methods for Describing Data
• Tables
• Bar Graphs
• Pie/Circle Graphs
• Histograms
• Time Plots
• 4.2 Numerical Methods for Describing Data
• Central Tendency
• Measures of Dispersion
• 4.3 Counting Methods
• Sets
• Multiplication Principle
• Permutations
• Combinations
• 4.4 Probability
• Basic
• Using Combinatorics
• 4.5 Distributions of Data, Random Variables, and Probability Distributions
• Normal Distribution
• 4.6 Data Interpretation Examples
This will just take practice, I think. This section is about viewing data -- as in a chart -- and answering questions about the information therein. A great way to practice for this would be to interpret informational graphics in the newspaper and/or figures in academic literature, for instance by reading an assertion in the article and checkign whether the data cited bears that out.


  Thank you very much Meli...

Rhodes Scholarship for study at Oxford

I came to know about the Rhodes Scholarship offered to study at Oxford university.It is a golden opportunity for the Indian Students who are willing to study abroad (here it is for only Oxford) in prestigious universities.
  It is an yearly scholarship for 5 indians.

Last date for application:  31st July 2014  for the aca. 2015-16

To know about the scholarship click here

Reference: http://www.rhodesscholarshiptrust.com/

Excellent Material for Physics Teachers and Learners

Friends,

These days, all the students want to learn things in a most practical, logical and evolutionary way. There are teachers who explore different ways to satisfy their students.

PHYSCLIPS is one such a platform for such Teachers and students. You can Teach your students using these videos or You can learn from these videos.

Hurry up. click here.

A better education system takes no time to evolve...

Some more useful sites to learn PHYSICS:

Hyper Physics

Classroom Physics

Open Courseware by MIT

Berkeley Physics

Yale University 

27 June 2014:

I found a new link online today from Khan Academy.
   Khan Academy in collaboration with MIT K+12 program, is offering some content (lectures) online in Khan Academy website. There I found some interesting Physics videos in this link. Check it out... Enjoy Physics....!!!

29 June 2014:

PhET interactive Simulations
Hi, Today I found this website where outstanding java applets for physics, chemistry, biology, math etc. are present. Everything is free. Some applets are available in HTML 5 format also.
You can play them online or download them.
You can also download and install all the applets in a single click.

Visit: http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/category/new
To download all applets as a bunch and install on your PC: click here

09 December 2017:

Lectures of Prof. Walter Lewin

Course I: Classical Mechanics 

Course II: Electricity and Magnetism

Course III: Vibrations and waves

I will be adding any more content regarding physics in this post. Keep in track for updates.

ANSYS FEM tutorial for structural analysis

Hi friends,

To learn ANSYS online here is a link from Alberta University. click here.
         Many aspects of ANSYS are explained in the order of difficulty. It is useful for those who want to learn Ansys for structural applications. But one drawback is  --  these tutorials are done with Ansys 7.0 (an older version). Of course, that is not a matter...!!!

I think this may be useful to you or your friend.

NORTH SOUTH FOUNDATION

Friends,

       Today I want to share information about North South Foundation (NSF).

        It is a volunteer driven non-profit organization established in Illinois in 1989.

Founder: Dr. Ratnam Chitturi.

Mission:

• Develop human resources by giving scholarships to brilliant but needy students in India entering colleges, regardless of religion, gender, caste or creed.
• Promote excellence in human endeavour by organizing Educational Contests for the kids in USA.
• Help people achieve success regardless of religion, gender, caste, geographic origin by giving hope to those who may have none.

The NSF Scholarshipprogram in India is designed to encourage excellence among the poor children who excel academically but need help to attend college. Each scholarship is $250 per student per year. Are you in need of such scholarship to continue your higher studies? Apply for this scholarship.

          Educational Contests organized by NSF in the US are designed to encourage academic excellence among Indian American children. The NSF spelling, vocabulary, math, essay writing, public speaking and geography bees are conducted annually in two steps. Children initially participate in Regional Contests. There are more than 65 centers in the US and Canada organizing the Regional Contests every year.

Winners of these contests are invited for the National Finals. National top rankers are awarded scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $250, redeemable in the winners’ freshman year of college. Many of the NSF children have also achieved top ranks in the Scripps National Spelling Bee, MATHCOUNTS and National Geographic Bee. 

Reference:  www.northsouth.org

If you want to be a part of such an organization you can DONATE here:   http://www.northsouth.org/public/main/donate.aspx

If you want to start a new chapter in North India, you can apply to  nsfindiascholarships@gmail.com.

If you want to see the details about the NSF college Scholarship 2014 click here.

Altair HyperWorks Online Training series - Meshing, Analysis & Post-proc...

friends...
Learn Hyper works using these videos.
Mr.Apoorv Bhagat is one of the employees in Altair.

click here to access the youtube stream.
this is just one stream of him.
he has many videos to teach HyperWorks  component software.

Watch and Learn.

Enjoy..


NOTE: If you know any best learning channels in youtube like this about anything... please feel free to share here by comment. Or you can mail me your name and your post. I will post it on this site.