High school STEM,
from first principles.
A free study library for Class 11 and 12 — Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. Every result is derived step-by-step from core definitions and aligned with NEB and IOE exam requirements.
Why is the derivative of sin x exactly cos x?
Textbooks hand you the last line.
We start at the first.
Most students meet calculus, mechanics and organic chemistry as a list of results to remember. We rebuild each one from the conditions that create it — so the result becomes obvious, not borrowed.
“You can only use a formula confidently if you could have found it yourself.”FIRST-PRINCIPLES APPROACH
The exam gap is not intelligence. It is the first move.
The difference appears in the first ninety seconds of a paper: one student recognizes a question, the other begins it. Recognition fails the moment the numbers are disguised. Reconstruction does not.
- • Opens with a formula to memorize.
- • Works while the question looks familiar.
- • Falls apart when the numbers or wording change.
- • Opens with the definition or law it comes from.
- • Asks what is changing, and what stays fixed.
- • Survives an unfamiliar question, because you can restart it.
Start with a question
worth asking.
Derivatives by First Principles
Step-by-step differentiation of radical and trigonometric expressions.
Bernoulli's Theorem & Fluid Flow
Conservation of energy in fluid dynamics and pressure-velocity relationships.
Aldol Condensation Mechanism
Carbon-carbon bond formation in aldehydes and ketones with alpha-hydrogens.
Carnot Engine & Thermal Efficiency
Reversible thermodynamic cycles, heat engine operation, and maximum efficiency.
Faraday's Laws of Electrolysis
Quantitative electrochemistry, electrochemical equivalents, and mass deposited.
Exponential & Trigonometric Calculus
Standard differentiation rules for exponential growth and trigonometric chains.
See the shape
before the formula.
Hybridisation and VSEPR are easier once the geometry is not an abstraction. Pick a molecule, rotate it, and check the bond angles against its electron domains.
The whole syllabus,
one page.
Six subjects across two years, each chapter mapped to the NEB curriculum with JEE and IOE extensions marked separately.
Limits, continuity & the derivative
Periodic motion & acceleration in SHM
Avogadro's hypothesis & molecular mass
Exponential & logarithmic derivatives
Transfer of heat & thermal conductivity
Stoichiometry & metal oxide calculations
Derivatives of trigonometric roots by definition
Fluid mechanics & Bernoulli theorem
Atomic mass & molar volume relations
Mastering concepts is a
structured procedure.
The loop below guides you through reading, deriving on paper, and verifying on questions.
Pick a boundary
Choose one chapter and read only its first-principles note. Do not open the exercises yet. State plainly what is being calculated, and from what.
Derive it on paper
Close the page and rebuild the result. Check a step only when you are genuinely stuck, then close it again. A derivation you cannot restart is not finished.
Test it on a question
Open the solved set after, never before. When your answer breaks, return to the step that failed — not to the formula at the end of the page.
Tools for the parts
a textbook skips.
Built to be used between reading and rehearsing. Each one opens in place.
3D molecule viewer
Rotate exam-relevant molecules and analyze 3D geometry and functional groups.
Redox equation solver
Balance complex oxidation-reduction reactions step-by-step in acidic and basic media.
Revision flashcards
Active recall decks spaced to review definitions, formulas, and laws before exams.
Interactive molecule lab
Explore atomic configurations and 3D molecular representations interactively.
Asked plainly,
answered plainly.
If something is missing, ask. A teacher reads the inbox, and corrections make it into the next revision.
Start with the why.
Choose a chapter, bring a blank page, and rebuild each derivation from first principles. Every note is organized chapter by chapter according to the NEB science curriculum.
Test your understanding,
chapter by chapter.
Review definitions, laws, and step-by-step numerical questions with active recall flashcards and solved MCQs.
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