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JEE Main + Advanced 2026-27 Complete 2‑Year Program

Complete two-year physics program for Class 11 students with live lectures, test practice, with focused problem solving, PYQs, intensive tests, and doubt support.

  • 393

    live lectures

  • 730 days

    about, to finish

  • Whole batch

    + 7 days of access

  • Live

    in the AAPhysics app

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What you get

  • Class 11: all 13 chapters, 30 topics, 211 live lectures, in teaching order
  • Class 12: all 14 chapters, 35 topics, 182 live lectures, in teaching order
  • Tests and Material

Syllabus

Class 11 · Mechanics I3 chapters

Class 11 · Mechanics II3 chapters

Class 11 · Thermal Physics3 chapters

Class 12 · Electromagnetism3 chapters

Class 12 · Waves2 chapters

Class 12 · Modern Physics2 chapters

Class 12 · Other chapters4 chapters

Ajit Agrawal

Your teacher: Ajit Agrawal

A results-driven Physics educator with over two decades of specialized experience mentoring students for JEE Advanced, combining rigorous problem solving with visual explanations and the academic depth of co-authoring the Resnick-Halliday-Walker Indian Edition.

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Before you enroll

Will this course include recorded video lectures?
The core value of the course is rigorous problem solving, exact reasoning, and curated practice. Study guides and mock tests are standard. Dedicated recorded video lectures may be provided at the instructor's discretion.
How are classes conducted and how do I watch them?
Classes are taught live on a laptop. For security and focus, live sessions are attended only through the official AAPhysics app: on an Android phone or tablet, or on a Windows PC. Web browsers, emulators, iPhones and Macs are not supported for protected playback.
Can I access the course on my iPhone or MacBook?
No. Protected course playback works on Android phones and tablets, and on Windows PCs through the AAPhysics for Windows app.
What is the refund policy?
There is a strict no-refund policy. Please review course details, technical requirements, teaching philosophy, terms, and access rules before enrolling.