I personally find the quality of some videos quite low. For example, I watched the Linear Arrangement video by Ravi Sir, but when I later checked the PYQs, the questions felt completely different and the concepts covered didn’t seem enough.
I understand, Shweta didi, that you already have many responsibilities, and honestly, providing all of this for free is a huge contribution in itself. But I’d still like to give a suggestion: maybe you could introduce a rating system for the videos. If students don’t find one lecture helpful, they could switch to another alternative. Providing at least 2–3 options for the same topic would really help, because sometimes one teacher’s explanation may click better for certain students.
A rating/review feature would also help others avoid wasting time on videos where concepts feel incomplete or poorly explained.
2 Answers
Praneeth Kumar · 2026-05-19 · 2 helpful
Actually a good idea
Praneeth Kumar · 2026-05-21 · 2 helpful
Hii RASHID, Right after watching videos, never jump into pyq's, try to solve lod 1 and 2 questions as you'll be exposed to think in different ways and according to the pattern you'll observe that they just need critical thinking, not massive and rigorous solving. ALL THE BEST