[mk koul]

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mailed to Vivek khanna, lk Joshi, Mahesh and VSS sir
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Hello
Are you aware that, we are far behind in Physics and Chemistry and I don't see any way of completing these subjects even up to January, the way things are moving at present. To simplify the case, I have noted down the topics in Physics that are yet to be covered and these are listed below:

1.Gravitation      2.Wave Optics                       3.Current Electricity      4. Magnetic Effects of Current       5.Magnetism     6.Electromagnetic Induction    7.Alternating Currents    8.Electromagnetic Waves            
9.Modern Physics     10.Electronic Devices     11. Communication System. 

For the past one and a half month we are just on two topics 1. Electrostatics and 2. Geometrical Optics and both are yet to be completed and may take one or two lecture classes more. The situation in Chemistry is not any better. You can yourself now imagine how bad is the situation as far as the covering of syllabus is concerned. Ask your physics and Chemistry teachers how many hours of teaching are still needed to cover the remaining portion. In my view we have covered only maximum 55%-60% of JEE portion as of now, and after looking at the weekly timetables I feel our children are in mess. Your Time table looks like, as if it is made for primary classes. What are we going to achieve from such time table? There should be minimum 8-9 hours of teaching hours per day regularly on all the 6 days, then the syllabus could be finished well in time. These irregular class-timings wont lead us anywhere. You are intelligent enough to understand our mental agony. The situation is really bad and I see no solution coming out now. Unfortunately you are short of teachers and we are paying for it. Some bold steps are urgently needed so that situation doesn't get out of hand.
Regards
M K Koul