Youtubers To Follow in 1st Year B.Tech (and learn way faster) | Siddharth Singh

Summary

This video script is a guide for first-year engineering students, recommending various YouTube channels to follow for different engineering subjects. The speaker highlights channels like 'Bhagwan Sar Vishwakarma' for engineering mathematics, 'Last Moment Tutorial' for quick solutions in applied physics, chemistry, and mechanical engineering, and 'Engineer's Tutorial' for basic electrical engineering. The script emphasizes the importance of understanding concepts for scoring well in exams and suggests starting early with the recommended playlists for a comprehensive grasp of the subjects.

Takeaways

• 📚 The video discusses various YouTube channels that engineering students, especially first-year students, can follow to enhance their studies.
• 💡 The first recommended channel is 'Bhagwan Sir Vishwakarma' for Engineering Mathematics, known for breaking down difficult concepts like Laplace Theorem in a very simple way.
• ⏳ A minor drawback of 'Bhagwan Sir Vishwakarma' is the length of the videos (30-40 minutes), so students are advised to start early and not wait until just before exams.
• 📐 The second channel, 'Last Moment Tuitions,' is praised for its quick, concise lessons on Applied Physics, Applied Chemistry, and Mechanical Engineering.
• ✏️ 'Last Moment Tuitions' offers brief, easily understandable content that helps students grasp difficult concepts without needing extensive resources.
• ⚡ The third channel, 'Engineer Ki Pathshala,' is recommended for Basic Electrical Engineering, a subject that many students struggle with, despite the 'basic' in the title.
• 🕐 The Basic Electrical Engineering videos are also lengthy, so students should not leave this subject for last-minute preparation.
• 🎨 'Pattanayak for Engineering Drawing' is highly recommended for visualizing and mastering complex projections and drawings, with step-by-step guidance.
• 🔍 The channel helps students grasp difficult engineering drawing concepts through effective visual explanations, making exam problems easier to solve.
• 💻 The fifth channel, 'Code with Harry,' is suggested for learning programming languages like C and Java, with content tailored specifically for college exams and theoretical concepts not usually covered in DSA courses.

Q & A

What is the main purpose of the video?

The video aims to recommend useful YouTube channels for first-year engineering students to help them with their studies and save time.

Why does the creator emphasize not relying on online resources during school but recommend them now?

In school, coaching centers provided structured guidance and homework, but in college, students often struggle to figure out what to study next, making online resources more valuable.

Which YouTube channel is recommended for Engineering Mathematics, and why?

Bhagwan Sir Vishwakarma’s channel is recommended because he teaches difficult topics like Laplace Theorem in an easy-to-understand manner, with a traditional classroom feel through blackboard teaching.

What is a potential drawback of Bhagwan Sir Vishwakarma’s videos?

The length of the videos is relatively long, often around 30-40 minutes, making it difficult to use them for last-minute exam preparation.

Which channel is suggested for subjects like Applied Physics, Chemistry, and Mechanical Engineering, and what is its specialty?

Last Moment Tuitions is suggested, and its specialty is delivering short, concise videos that explain concepts quickly, making them efficient for exam preparation.

What makes Last Moment Tuitions appealing despite the video quality?

Even though the videos may have lower production quality, the content is excellent, and it feels like a senior explaining topics in a relatable way.

Why is 'Engineer ki Pathshala' recommended for Basic Electrical Engineering?

Basic Electrical Engineering is often seen as a difficult subject with high chances of students failing. Ranjan Sir from this channel explains complex topics in a simplified manner, making it easier to grasp.

What is a common issue with channels like 'Engineer ki Pathshala' and how should students approach them?

The videos can be long (30-40 minutes), so students are advised not to leave studying until the last minute and start watching the videos in advance for better understanding.

Which channel is recommended for Engineering Drawing and why?

Patnaik for Engineering Drawing is recommended because it helps students visualize 3D projections like top, side, and bottom views clearly, with step-by-step guidance on how to create precise drawings.

What is a benefit of following 'Code with Harry' for programming subjects in college?

'Code with Harry' covers programming languages like C and Java from a college exam perspective, including theoretical concepts often omitted by other coding channels focused on placement.