General chemistry is the course several majors require you to pass — engineering, pre-med, nursing, the sciences. These 1-on-1 lessons make sure you understand it, not just survive it: live teaching, stored recordings, and coaching when you need it, with Dr. R Ramajayam.
Atomic structure, bonding, stoichiometry, gases, solutions — the concepts every later chemistry course stands on, taught as a window into how the natural world works.
Equilibrium, thermodynamics, kinetics, electrochemistry and acid-base calculations — set up step by step until the setup, where most errors live, becomes automatic.
General organic and inorganic foundations that flow into Orgo I, biochemistry and engineering chemistry — many students continue into organic chemistry with the same tutor.
Stereospecific reactions — from our channel
A sample from Dr. Ramajayam's YouTube channel. Most students memorize answers and fill the bubble — what is the point of passing without understanding? This is teaching for understanding.
“100% awesome. I was having so much trouble and this helped me pass my tests and gain more confidence.”
— First-year chemistry student
We map your syllabus — school board or university course — and find where the thread was lost.
Shared whiteboard, doubts cleared live, every lesson stored for revision. Parents can follow progress.
Before tests and finals, sessions shift to targeted revision and past-question practice — coaching when you actually need it.
Memorizing answers to fill bubbles passes exams and fails majors. We teach the concept underneath — understood chemistry stays, and later courses stop feeling like starting over.
It gets easier when tied to what it is for — materials, energy, processes. We teach general chemistry for engineers with exactly that framing.
First-year lectures move fast by design. A weekly 1-on-1 hour keeps you current, and the recording library means nothing is ever lost.
“He gave me the exact information I needed and didn't ramble. He kept my interest and I feel more confident now.”
Introductory chemistry student
A course diagnostic and a real lesson — understanding first, always.
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