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 You can find middle and senior school Physics information in this blog. The focus is on the CBSE curriculum. However, IB materials may also be available here. This blog is complementary to the Sureshiisj Youtube channel. The pictures of classroom discussions can be found on that channel. However, other materials will be available here. 


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