All About Chemistry (Sovind Sir)

About All About Chemistry (Sovind Sir)

All About Chemistry is a Chemistry-only MHT-CET and HSC Board coaching brand run by teacher Sovind Yadav (Sovind Sir) for students who take up Science after Class 10. Its Android app has been on the Play Store since June 2022 and has passed 170,000+ downloads; courses are also sold through efpni.courses.store and allaboutchemistry.live. Teaching runs as interactive live classes with a ‘raise hand’ feature for individual doubts, backed by course materials, assignments, tests and performance reports covering organic, inorganic and physical chemistry. Sovind Sir’s YouTube channel (@MySovindSir) runs free MHT-CET test series and marathon revision sessions such as ‘Eklavya’ alongside the paid Toppers Batch. Like Physics Gyaan and Dinesh Sir, it is bundled into the third-party MahaToppers app as the Chemistry component of a combined PCM offering — making it the Chemistry counterpart to RG Lectures’ Physics-only model for students assembling a subject-by-subject MHT-CET prep stack.

At a glance

Exams

MHT-CET

Mode

Online

Availability

Pan-India

Founded

2022

Fees

Not published

Batch timings

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Highlights

• Chemistry-only MHT-CET/HSC brand run by teacher Sovind Yadav — 170,000+ Play Store app downloads since June 2022
• Live classes with a ‘raise hand’ doubt feature, plus tests and performance reports across all three Chemistry sections
• Free MHT-CET test series and revision marathons (e.g. ‘Eklavya’) on YouTube (@MySovindSir) ahead of paid batches
• Chemistry component of the MahaToppers bundle alongside Dinesh Sir (Maths) and Physics Gyaan (Physics)

Fees & batches

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