CBSE & State Boards · JEE · NEET · Class 9–12
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As seen on YouTube
Visual Learning began as a channel that made one kind of video: a full chapter, explained with 3D models you can walk around, in Hindi. The chapter videos run from ten minutes to an hour, and the concept videos take one idea at a time. Here are some of them; each one opens on YouTube.
Everything you need to excel
Every chapter on the site is built the same way, in the order a student actually studies it: watch the concept, read the notes, work through the textbook, practise the past papers, then test yourself. Teachers get the same chapter as slides and a recorded lecture.
The concept, modelled in 3D and walked through step by step.
Structured chapter notes with diagrams, highlights and the key takeaways for revision.
Step-by-step answers to every textbook question, with exam tips.
Year-wise board questions solved with marking schemes and answer strategies.
Chapter-wise MCQs with instant feedback and score tracking.
For teachers, the same chapters come as ready-to-use presentations with a structured chapter flow, and as recorded lecture videos, starting with Class 12 Physics, Chapter 1.
A lesson, drawn live
Every Visual Learning video is a 3D scene with labels, arrows and a spoken explanation. This is the electric motor from Class 10, built the same way, except that it runs in your browser: you can pause it, switch the captions to Hinglish, or turn the narration on. The same code can write its frames out as a video file.
The narration is recorded with the same voice as the channel's videos, in English or Hinglish. The captions are the script; the physics is from NCERT Class 10, Chapter 12.
What you'll learn
The syllabus follows NCERT, which is what CBSE and most state boards examine. Chapters with a full 3D chapter video on the channel show its length. Many also have short concept videos that take one idea at a time.
Try it without logging in
These are real CBSE questions from the site's question bank for Class 12 Physics, Chapter 1, Electric Charges and Fields. Pick an answer and the reasoning appears straight away. The notes on the right come from the same chapter.
The electrostatic force between two point charges is directly proportional to the product of the charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
Force is a vector, so the law is written along the unit vector joining the charges. Because r̂12 = −r̂21, the two forces come out equal and opposite, which is Newton's third law. Vectors are set in bold.
Charge is additive, conserved, quantised (Q = ne, with e = 1.6 × 10−19 C) and invariant: it does not depend on whether the body is at rest or moving.
Plans & pricing
Single is one class, Dual is any two, Full Access is all four. Every plan includes the 3D videos, the notes and NCERT solutions, the PYQs and the quizzes, on mobile and desktop. Prices shown are per year; monthly and quarterly billing are on the site too.
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All four classes, 9 to 12
About us
Visual Learning began as a YouTube channel with one idea: make tough concepts simple by letting students see them in 3D. That grew into a community of over three lakh learners. Today, as Visual Learning AI Pvt. Ltd., the same visual teaching goes into full courses for Class 9–12 boards, JEE and NEET.
Student stories
The 3D animations made optics so easy to understand! I scored 95 in physics board exam after using VisualLearning.
Virtual lab experiments are amazing. I can actually see how circuits work instead of just reading about them.
Best learning platform! The animations make complex concepts so simple. My grades improved from B to A+.
Now on Android
3D videos, notes and quizzes, with offline downloads for the bus, the train, or wherever the signal drops. The app is faster than the site on a phone.