Introducing "Physics Only" 50 student ZOOM Batch by Ankur sir!!

Want to attend 3 Demo Classes from Ankur? Fill Google Form from the link https://forms.gle/5s3doYEQWxzm8mnh7 00:00–00:56: Kapil sir introduces Ankur Sir’s Physics Zoom Batch, designed as a small 1:50 teacher–student batch for NEET aspirants who need greater effectiveness and personal attention. 00:56–02:22: He explains the trade-off between affordability and personalisation. YouTube and large online batches can work well for highly disciplined students, but others may require structured guidance and hand-holding. 02:22–03:37: The program will cover Physics only. The batch is limited to 50 students because Ankur Sir believes meaningful doubt-solving, mentorship and individual attention become difficult beyond this size. 03:37–04:24: Classes will be conducted live on Zoom, where students can unmute themselves and ask questions during the class, while following proper discipline and classroom decorum. 04:01–04:46: The class will move at the students’ learning and note-making pace, similar to an offline classroom. Students are expected to prepare their notes during the live session rather than spending additional time making notes later. 04:24–05:11: Classes will be approximately 90 minutes long, four to five days per week. After every four weeks, a revision or practice buffer week may be used for revision, additional questions, doubt-solving or JEE Main-level practice. 04:46–05:36: Every enrolled student will receive the NEETprep Target Batch for structured question practice. Ankur Sir will specify exactly which NCERT, Exemplar, NEET PYQ, JEE Main and recommended questions students should solve. 05:11–05:58: The course will provide approximately 200–250 hours of live Zoom teaching, recorded classes for future reference, daily homework and regularly scheduled tests. Despite recordings being available, live attendance will remain compulsory. 05:36–07:31: Students must submit a PDF of their handwritten class notes after every session, complete the assigned homework before the next class and communicate unresolved difficulties directly to Ankur Sir. The expected commitment is roughly 1.5 hours of class plus around two hours of homework. 05:58–07:59: Three demo classes are planned from 2 August, with seats offered on a first-come, first-served basis through a Google Form. Classes are planned for 8:30–10:00 p.m., and fees will be collected monthly so students can discontinue if they are not satisfied.