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Mathematics from school arithmetic and algebra to university calculus, linear algebra and statistics. Watch a lesson, then solve problems on paper before moving on: maths is learned by doing. Urdu lectures suit matric and FSc students; the English university courses are for BS students and anyone heading into engineering, data or AI.
All 18 courses
Essence of Linear Algebra (3Blue1Brown)
3Blue1Brown
English15 lessonsIntermediate
Essence of Calculus (3Blue1Brown)
3Blue1Brown
English12 lessonsBeginner
MIT 18.06 Linear Algebra with Gilbert Strang
MIT OpenCourseWare
English15 lessonsIntermediate
Neural Networks and Deep Learning, Visually (3Blue1Brown)
3Blue1Brown
English10 lessonsIntermediate
MIT 6.041 Probabilistic Systems Analysis and Applied Probability
MIT OpenCourseWare
English15 lessonsIntermediate
Calculus 1 Full Lectures (Professor Leonard)
Professor Leonard
English15 lessonsBeginner
Elementary Statistics Full Lectures (Professor Leonard)
Professor Leonard
English15 lessonsBeginner
Statistics Fundamentals (StatQuest)
StatQuest with Josh Starmer
English15 lessonsBeginner
MIT 18.01 Single Variable Calculus
MIT OpenCourseWare
English15 lessonsIntermediate
MIT 18.02 Multivariable Calculus
MIT OpenCourseWare
English15 lessonsAdvanced
MIT 18.03 Differential Equations
MIT OpenCourseWare
English15 lessonsAdvanced
MIT 6.042J Mathematics for Computer Science
MIT OpenCourseWare
English15 lessonsIntermediate
MIT 18.650 Statistics for Applications
MIT OpenCourseWare
English15 lessonsAdvanced
Calculus (Khan Academy)
Khan Academy
English15 lessonsBeginner
Discrete Mathematics (Neso Academy)
Neso Academy
English15 lessonsBeginner
Statistics and Probability (Khan Academy)
Khan Academy
English15 lessonsBeginner
MTH101 Calculus and Analytical Geometry (Virtual University)
Virtual University of Pakistan
English15 lessonsIntermediate
Statistics for Data Science in Urdu (Codanics)
Codanics
Urdu15 lessonsBeginner
Questions
- Are these maths lectures enough for board exams?
- They explain the concepts and worked examples well. For exams, also solve your board's textbook exercises and past papers; check your board's current syllabus, as chapters change.