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[Infographic] Digital is Not Necessarily a Distraction

Prachi Mittal
Prachi Mittal Published Nov 26, 2017
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It has been a common notation that the digital platform is reprogramming the kids and is spoiling them.

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Well what I believe is that everything in this world has its own pros and cons. In the era of digital revolution why don’t we use this as an advantage. Why don’t gain an edge in preparations using digital.

So here I am with a list including the advantages of what a student can gain out of digital learning platforms and can excel in competitive exams like IIT-JEE

Let’s brief out the list first:

  •         Video lectures
  •         Video Solutions
  •         Workbooks and Practice Material
  •         Online Testing
  •         Doubt Sessions

Video Lectures

Video lectures provide complete coverage of all the topics of IIT-JEE along with a variety of tips and shortcut methods that will greatly aid the student in a quick and efficient understanding of all the topics. Moreover, this techniques of learning allow students to stay in the comfort of their home as it eliminates the need for migration to get the advantage of studying from the best faculties of India.

Video Solutions

Digital learning platforms provides complete learning of conceptual and theoretical solutions for the variety of challenging questions and discuss necessary solutions that are required for the preparation for various competitive exams like JEE and NEET.

Workbooks and Practice Material

As we all know practice makes a man perfect. With a huge variety of questions available for each chapter from basic to advanced level problems aware students with the examination pattern. Students can practice the questions with detailed solutions for each topic.

Online Testing

It is very important to keep a check on yourself. It trains the brain to retrieve data from it’s memory. Online concept and chapter tests enhance learning and give detailed reports to analyse the performance of students. The competitive exam-like environment provides real-time results.

Doubt Session

There is no learning without queries and curiosity. Online portals provide great facilities to clear the doubts of the students and this is done publicly on the portal. This helps other students also understand the approach and query faced by the student asking his/her doubts. Experts from top colleges clear doubts on real-time basis and provide regular counselling by a mentor for overall support.

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