Study Resources
stuff that comes in handy when you're a scholar (WIP)
A scholar needs to have a shit ton of resources that he/she can refer to for studying or learning. This is especially helpful if he/she is an :autodidact.
Currently, I am starting my senior year of highschool in a CBSE school with an NCERT syllabus. And I do not recommend reading the NCERT books at all, except for the exercises, if you want to actually learn something.
Learners optimise.
I adore these resources that I have listed to improve your knowledge and to have fun while studying.
Last Updated: June 11, 2025
Books/Textbooks
- OpenStax
- LibreTexts
- The Feynman Lectures (physics)
Visuals/Lectures/Videos
Overall
Physics
- Lectures by Walter Lewin. They will make you love Physics
- Indeed they will!
- Esp. for highschool/college level physics
- Chad's Prep
- Great for General Chem
- Flipping Physics
- Cool explanations and visuals
- Physics Girl
Chemistry
- Chad's Prep (see above)
- Seema Dhawan Arora Chemistry
- Great for NCERT chemistry, awesome explanations.
- ChemistNate
- Awesome Explanations
- Prof. Dave Explains
- Great for mixing basic with high level concepts + practice
- Tyler DeWitt
Math
- PatrickJMT
- OG
- Paul's Online Notes
- top-tier math notes
- Better Explained
- Learn from intuition
- ossu/math
- blackpenredpen; 100 derivative problems
- Wumbo References
Comp Sci
Simulations
Courses
- MIT OpenCourseWare
- MITx
- edX
- Coursera
:x autodidact
noun
- a self-taught person