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Weekly roundup
Hey Learners! Here’s what happened this week
From our debut event to our preparation towards the next academic year, we’ve been doing quite a lot! And we want you involved in all of this!
Highlight Event
Science Talkies
Science Talkies had its debut session on 1st June 2025, with the theme of Nanotechnology and its applications. Mihir talked about how nanotechnology is already an integral part of our daily lives and how the fundamental principles of nanoscience can be used for more applications.
What kind of questions would you ask?
What topics do you want us to cover in the future?
Let us know in the comments!
Learner Spotlight
AY 2025-26 begins! Learners’ Club is excited to begin the next academic year with even more vigor and enthusiasm than last year. Grades 9 to 12 wishing to improve their understanding of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics, with a special focus on upcoming career options in these fields. Get expert guidance and support on the subject matter and personalized learning plans to suit your learning journey all for ₹1000 per hour. We have catered to over 40 students in the past 3 years with all of them attaining their learning goals effectively. Check out all our success stories and programs on our website! Register today! | Shravani Gaikwad, a second-year undergraduate student has this to say about us: ❝ Mihir's guidance and support have been instrumental in my growth, both academically and personally. Mihir's open-door policy and non-judgmental attitude made me feel comfortable sharing my thoughts and weaknesses. He'd acknowledge areas for improvement and offer constructive feedback, helping me grow and learn. The teaching style made complex concepts accessible. Wish to check LC out? |
Learning tips
Learning from Day 1
If you want to avoid learning burnout right before your exams, remember the story of the Hare and the Tortoise.
Are you someone who studies a week prior to the exam with full force only to crash out when it matters the most? You’re a hare.
I want you to be a tortoise.
The key to learning success is putting in small packets of efforts DAILY.
Slow and steady wins the race.
Get involved
Help us organize Science Talkies!
Want to volunteer, co-organize, or design Science Talkies events? We’re looking for help across logistics, event management, and media. Interested?
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