About PhysEduc
PhysEduc teaches NCERT Physics as short visual lessons that you watch, play with and check yourself on. It is free to use and needs no sign-up.
What a lesson looks like
Each lesson covers one or two sections of the NCERT textbook and takes about 10 to 20 minutes. It is a short series of slides:
- Videos. 3D animations with a voice that explains each idea step by step, including the textbook’s worked examples. Every video has captions and a full transcript.
- Simulations. Change the numbers and watch the physics respond: launch a projectile, stretch a wire, heat a gas, tune a string.
- Quick checks. A question after each idea, with an explanation whether you get it right or wrong.
- Summary. The key formulas and points on one slide, for revision.
What is ready
All 14 chapters of Class 11 Physics are ready: 80 lessons with 180 narrated videos, 66 different simulations and 158 quiz questions. Class 12 lessons are being added chapter by chapter.
How it follows the textbook
The chapters, section numbers, notation and worked examples follow the current (rationalised) NCERT Physics textbooks, so you can use PhysEduc alongside the book and your classes. Each lesson shows which textbook sections it covers.
The animations are made in Blender, a 3D animation program, and the numbers in them are calculated, not drawn by hand. The narration uses a computer-generated voice, which lets us correct a mistake or improve an explanation quickly.
Who it is for
Students in Class 11 and 12, anyone preparing for exams based on the NCERT syllabus, and teachers, who are welcome to show the lessons in class. It works on phones, tablets and computers.
Found a mistake?
We check every lesson carefully, but if something looks wrong, please tell us. Corrections are the most useful thing you can send.