JEE Physics Multimedia Course Development
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m building a full-length Physics course that takes an 11th- and 12th-grade learner from first principles all the way to advanced, JEE-level problem solving. The material needs to unfold in a clear, step-by-step sequence so a student can watch, read, practise, then immediately measure progress.
Here is what I need from you:
• Slide decks: polished, concept-by-concept presentations in PPT or Google Slides that can double as class notes.
• Video lectures: screen-recorded walk-throughs of each deck (voice-over + annotations) so the learner sees every derivation and example worked out in real time.
• Assessments: chapter-wise quizzes and a mixed-topic test series, all with fully worked solutions and difficulty tags that mirror JEE Main and Advanced patterns.
Coverage must span the entire Grade 11–12 syllabus, beginning with Units & Dimensions and finishing at Modern Physics, without skipping intermediate bridges such as error analysis or semi-conductor devices. I will supply a broad topic list; you shape it into cohesive modules, ensuring conceptual flow and a steadily rising level of rigour.
Quality benchmarks
• Language: crisp, student-friendly English that avoids jargon until it has been introduced.
• Accuracy: every formula, diagram, and answer must be checked twice; cite standard texts where helpful.
• Consistency: notation, colour palette, and slide layout stay uniform throughout the series.
When you respond, focus on your experience creating Physics content at the JEE level—especially any slide packs, video playlists, or test banks you’ve produced before. If you have sample decks or short video snippets, share them; they help me judge pacing and voice.
Once we agree on the outline, we’ll set milestones around individual chapters so feedback can be folded in quickly.
Here is what I need from you:
• Slide decks: polished, concept-by-concept presentations in PPT or Google Slides that can double as class notes.
• Video lectures: screen-recorded walk-throughs of each deck (voice-over + annotations) so the learner sees every derivation and example worked out in real time.
• Assessments: chapter-wise quizzes and a mixed-topic test series, all with fully worked solutions and difficulty tags that mirror JEE Main and Advanced patterns.
Coverage must span the entire Grade 11–12 syllabus, beginning with Units & Dimensions and finishing at Modern Physics, without skipping intermediate bridges such as error analysis or semi-conductor devices. I will supply a broad topic list; you shape it into cohesive modules, ensuring conceptual flow and a steadily rising level of rigour.
Quality benchmarks
• Language: crisp, student-friendly English that avoids jargon until it has been introduced.
• Accuracy: every formula, diagram, and answer must be checked twice; cite standard texts where helpful.
• Consistency: notation, colour palette, and slide layout stay uniform throughout the series.
When you respond, focus on your experience creating Physics content at the JEE level—especially any slide packs, video playlists, or test banks you’ve produced before. If you have sample decks or short video snippets, share them; they help me judge pacing and voice.
Once we agree on the outline, we’ll set milestones around individual chapters so feedback can be folded in quickly.