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DRIFT VELOCITY & OHM'S LAWChange a value and watch the result.
NEW · LIVEPreparing for NEET?

NEET now has its own EduProd learning loop

Start with a short diagnostic. If you miss a question, go to the exact micro-concept, review it with guided nudges, complete a recovery check and retry.

₹4999 · 2-year access
Diagnose firstFind the exact micro-concept behind a wrong answer.
Learn in small unitsUse micro-concepts, diagrams and visual learning instead of rereading whole chapters.
Recover and retryReview, complete a recovery check and return to the original question.
Connect chaptersCross-concept bridges show where an idea reappears elsewhere in NEET.
Complete practicePYQs, chapter checks, speed drills, worksheets and mocks.
Three subjectsPhysics, Chemistry and Biology in one NEET plan.
NEW · LIVEPreparing for JEE?

JEE is now live on EduProd

Build from micro-concepts into multi-step and multi-concept problems. Explore relationships through simulations, use guided reasoning when needed, and return to independent practice.

₹4999 · 2-year access · Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics
Three subjectsPhysics, Chemistry and Mathematics in one JEE workspace.
Interactive simulationsChange values and inspect relationships instead of treating formulae as isolated facts.
Guided reasoningUse structured nudges when a multi-step problem stalls.
Concept synthesisPractise problems that deliberately connect ideas across concepts and chapters.
Complete practicePYQs, chapter checks, speed drills, worksheets and mocks.
Two-year accessContinue using the platform for two years from payment activation.
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CLAT UG 2027 is also on EduProd

Read a full passage once, answer the connected questions, review the explanation and then try a timed section or full mock.

Launch price · ₹999 · Full platform access
Five sectionsEnglish, Current Affairs and GK, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Techniques.
Passages stay togetherAnswer a complete passage set without losing its context.
Help after you tryReview explanations and elimination hints where they are available.
Choose your practiceWork by section, topic and difficulty, or take a timed test.
Full CLAT mock120 questions with +1 / −0.25 scoring.
New weekly mockA locked, no-repeat mock test is published every week — the same paper for every student, so scores are actually comparable.
The seven-step self-learning loop

What happens after you open a chapter

You choose when to read, explore, ask for help, practise again or test yourself.

01 Learn · Stage 1 of the Learning Loop

Read the idea before you answer.

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02 Visualise · Stage 2 of the Learning Loop

Change a value and watch what happens.

In this example, change the current or the distance from a straight wire and watch the magnetic field respond. The formula, field lines and right-hand rule stay visible together.

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03 Practise · Stage 3 of the Learning Loop

Try first. Ask for a nudge if you need one.

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04 Drill · Stage 4 of the Learning Loop

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Short questions come with a target time. After you answer, compare your method with the quick route and decide whether the delay came from the concept, the formula or the calculation.

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06 Master · Stage 6 of the Learning Loop

Practise the same idea with new values each time.

Dynamic drills generate fresh questions with changing values in Mathematics and numerical Physics or Chemistry. You practise the method rather than memorising one answer.

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Check yourself, then revisit the exact concepts you missed.

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Learn
Electric Current as Rate of Charge Flow

Electric current is the rate at which charge flows past a cross-section of a conductor.

PrincipleI = dQ / dt
CET trap

Do not confuse average current with instantaneous current when the flow rate is changing.

Simulation
Magnetic Field due to a Current Explorer
wire (cross-section) B a (m)
ModeStraight Wire
Current (I)5.0 A
Distance (a)0.10 m
1.00 × 10⁻⁵Field B (tesla)
1 / aB ∝ (not 1/a²)
Live formula link

Drag the sliders and watch B = μ₀I / (2πa) update instantly — the field lines and the formula move together.

MCQ
Try First

In a metal wire carrying current, the direction of conventional current is:

AThe same as the direction electrons drift
BOpposite to the direction electrons drift
Why?

Conventional current is defined as the direction positive charge would flow. Since electrons (negative) are the actual carriers in a metal, current flows opposite to their drift direction.

Speed Drill
Target: 10 seconds

A resistor of 5 Ω carries a current of 4 A. Find the voltage across it.

A20 V
B1.25 V
Quick method: V = IR = 4 × 5 = 20 V
Worksheet Generator
ChapterCurrent, Drift Velocity & Ohm's Law
Question mixMCQNumericalAssertion & Reason
Challenge levelBalanced
Answer keyIncluded
Dynamic Drill
Ohm's Law · Fresh values generated

A resistor of 8 Ω carries a current of 3 A. Find the potential difference.

Previous questionR = 5 Ω · I = 4 A
This questionR = 8 Ω · I = 3 A
New valuesEvery attempt
V = IRSame idea
Try another

The numbers change, but the relationship you need to recognise stays the same.

Mock Test
Submitted · No hints used

Electric current is defined as:

AThe total charge in a conductor
BThe rate of flow of charge
9/12Correct
75%Score
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Access continues through the following year’s CET and for one month after the examination.

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The learning concept is what stood out to me most—guided practice, speed drills, coach mode and mock tests make it feel like a lot more than just a question bank. The visual design is excellent too, and the dark theme is easy on the eyes during long revision sessions. When we were preparing, we didn’t have even 25% of what’s available here, and what little existed was way too expensive. A beautifully executed platform with a real vision behind it.

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Rohan M.
II PU Science, Horizon PU College, Bengaluru
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What is EduProd?

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Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology are all live for CET preparation.

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A single CET subject subscription is ₹999. Access is linked to the learner's CET examination cycle.

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